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What They Say Innolux & AUO released their monthly reports. AUO was up 35.3% in sales for the third quarter over 2020 although area shipped was down 6.1% over the same period. Innolux said that it was up 6.1% in revenue over September 2020 and were up 1.9% in units of large panels (to 12.96 … Read more
Vestel, one of the top three TV manufacturers in Europe, is announcing the launch of Red Bull TV on its vast line-up of Smart TV ranges. Available now, the app has been rolled out by Vestel to more than twenty TV brands across Europe, giving viewers front row access to a world that’s beyond the … Read more
The newest member of the Nintendo Switch family of systems is now available in stores. Nintendo Switch – OLED Model has a similar overall size to the Nintendo Switch system, but with a larger, vibrant 7-inch OLED screen with vivid colors and crisp contrast. This new system gives people another option to play the vast … Read more
What They Say Toms Hardware reported on action by As You Sow, a nonprofit investor advocacy group focusing on environmental advocacy that has seen Microsoft agree that it will will study, with a third-party, the environmental and social impacts of making devices easier to repair and “determine new mechanisms to increase access to repair, including … Read more
What They Say An article by CNet drew our attention to a Silicon Valley start-up that is developing light field displays, Light Field Lab. Investors in the firm include Samsung, Comcast and Verizon. According to the article, the company could have some real devices being made last year. The 28″ devices can be tiled to … Read more
What They Say Road to VR reports that the Valve Index headset is the second most used VR headset on the Steam platform, behind the all-conquering Oculus Quest 2. Although relatively expensive at $1,000, the Indixe gained 1.51% share to reach 17.5%. The Quest 2 headset has 33.19% share. What We Think Given the amount … Read more
What They Say The Verge has taken a close-up shot of a Nintendo OLED Switch console and showed that it doesn’t have the pentile matrix pattern of pixels that are seen on Samsung smartphones. The blog suggests that it may come from LG Display, but our sources say that the rigid OLED comes from Samsung’s … Read more
The international technology group SCHOTT, inventor of specialty glass and pioneer in the development of groundbreaking glass types, is bringing a new generation of smartphone cover glass to products like vivo’s upcoming flagship devices. The company’s Xensation® ? (Alpha) cover glass is a novel composition with substantial improvements in drop resistance. “The properties of our … Read more
A large, international team of researchers headed by Junseok Jeong of Sejong University (Seoul, Korea) is developing an innovative method to fabricate highly flexible microLED arrays. First, a little background information. Currently, most flexible optoelectronic devices are fabricated using organic materials. The downside of even state-of-the-art organic materials is that they do not provide the … Read more
LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announced that it has received global gaming certifications based on the exceptional performance and quality of its OLED TV displays. The entire OLED TV display lineup – which ranges from 48 to 88 inches – earned the Qualified Superior Gaming Performance certification from British certification company … Read more
Sony Electronics Inc. introduced the ‘Perfect for PlayStation®5’ campaign for its BRAVIA XR TV models Z9J, A90J, A80J, X95J and X90J (“BRAVIA XR TVs”), which are specially designed to work perfectly with the PlayStation 5 (“PS5™”) and offer a fantastic gaming experience with immersive picture and sound. ‘Perfect for PlayStation 5’ TVs will bring in … Read more
Yesterday, Comcast’s UK subsidiary, Sky UK, released its new Glass TV. But is it a TV? One TV-focused website said ‘These are fairly conventional TVs’. I beg to disagree. Since the start of the TV industry, a disconnection between the image source and the display was part of the deal. The ‘tele’ part of the … Read more
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