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What They Say We reported on the new Apple products last week (Apple Announcements Much as Expected), and now DSCC has reported what it thinks of the changes with more detail. It also looked at Apple’s panel purchasing and surveys the use of LTPO panels in other smartphones. What We Think Although the latest iPhone … Read more
What They Say Roku has upgraded its streaming sticks with support for HDR10, HDR10 and Dolby Vision as well as a faster CPU and better Wi-Fi. The Roku Streaming Stick 4K and Roku Streaming Stick 4K+ (which is available in the US and includes a remote control with voice control). The 4K costs $50 and … Read more
When we read on 9TO5Google that Android TV 12 is finally supporting 4K User Interface (UI) rendering, we sighed a sigh of relief at the 8K Monitor. Indeed, this Google announcement means that the TV UI will eventually leverage four times the screen real-estate as it can when rendered in HD. This jump in resolution … Read more
Ynvisible Interactive Inc., a fast-growing firm in the Internet of Things (IoT) market, and PragmatIC Semiconductor, a world leader in flexible electronics, have entered into non-binding Technology Partnership and Supply Agreement, for a period of 3 years for services and deliverables of up to 2 Million U.S. dollars, focused on fully integrated flexible display modules. … Read more
ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solutions, announces that it has started shipping the new 27-inch VP2756-2K and VP2756-4K ColorPro monitors. The latest additions to the company’s award-winning ColorPro™ monitor series, the VP2756-2K and VP2756-4K monitors are Pantone Validated and feature native QHD (2560×1440) and Ultra HD (3840×2160) resolutions, respectively, and are engineered … Read more
What They Say The 8K Association’s Chris Chinnock published a look at the development of DisplayPort 2.0 which potentially is fast enough for up to 8K/120p, 16-bit, 4:4:4 transfers. The Association, quoting Craig Wiley of VESA and Parade Technologies, said that the original expectation was to have products in the market by the end of … Read more
Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week. Luxexcel and Optiswiss announce cooperation for 3D printed smart eyewear New information about the ViewSonic XG321UG with mini LED backlight Barco celebrates 100,000 digital cinema projectors production milestone … Read more
Quantum Dot display technology is continuously evolving with new materials, new processes and new devices while progressing towards becoming the ultimate next generation self emissive display solution. The recent virtual “Phosphors and Quantum Dots Industry Forum” from September 14-15 gave a glimpse of the future of this display technology. Reinventing the Display Industry Quantum Dot … Read more
What They Say In the US, Cadillac announced its 2023 Lyriq Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV). The $100 reservations of the production quota sold out within minutes of its launch (although, as the deposit is refundable, it doesn’t mean that all will buy vehicles). The display is a 33″ unit (Barrons reported that a 55″ version … Read more
A team of researchers headed by Xue-Mei Wen of Jilin University (Changchun, China) is developing means to improve the brightness of OLED devices based on using corrugated electrodes made of a metal alloy. First, a few words of background information. It is possible to achieve nearly 100% internal quantum efficiency in phosphorescent OLEDs. Unfortunately, a … Read more
Yesterday, (Gazing Back to the Future) I looked at how good it would be for PCs to be able to add gaze recognition to supplement the 40 year plus paradigm of GUI, keyboard, mouse and monitor and make PC use more intuitive and efficient. Today, I want to dig into this further. (note that both … Read more
What They Say We published a link last week to an article that reported that Comcast was planning to get into the SmartTV market in the US. The Protocol published an article that looked at the rationale for that move. The firm will supply 43″ and 50″ sets running the firm’s X1 OS and made … Read more
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