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Adding to the company’s line of narrow pixel pitch products, Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, has released the NPN-6400. This product leverages a new LED technology that increases both contrast and durability while also featuring the tightest pixel pitch options available on the market at 0.7- and 0.9-millimeters. Pixel pitches of 0.7- and 0.9-millimeters … Read more
The era of 8K, the resolution we’ve all been waiting for, is right around the corner. As we speak, the home entertainment space is being revolutionized with the launches of devices that offer richer, more immersive 8K viewing experiences. But just how much closer has the industry come to introducing those experiences to living rooms … Read more
This week, Samsung Display released some marketing material about its QD-OLED technology and at the same time we saw a interesting research paper that between them suggest how Samsung Display may be planning to promote its new TV display technology. For those that haven’t been following the technology over recent years, Samsung’s QD-OLED technology could … Read more
What They Say A hat-tip to Jon Peddie for pointing me to a great resource that he found that covers the topic of light field displays. The 60 page pdf from Fovi3D can be downloaded here. What We Think This is a great resource that must have taken a lot of work to create. We … Read more
What They Say We missed it at the time a couple of weeks ago, but Schneider Digital of Germany said that it has worked with Agisoft to support its Metashape Pro software which creates 3D photogrammes from drone-sourced video. The collaboration enables the 3D Pluraview monitors from Schneider and has been officially certified. The monitors … Read more
What They Say Daktronics has added new small pitch LED with 0.7 and 0.9mm pitch (UltraHD at 138″/165″ equivalent) as well as 1.2 and 1.5mm. The NPN-6400 product line is built on Daktronics proprietary Pure Pixel Processing signal platform and uses the Daktronics-engineered DI-6000 display interface. What We Think The firm didn’t release many details … Read more
What They Say A group of researchers from CSOT in China published an open access article in Nature Communications explaining how they had used a ‘selective electrophoretic deposition (SEPD) technique’ to deposit QDs on a large area substrate with more than 1,000 pixels per inch. The dots could be selectively deposited and had a precisely … Read more
What They Say Xiaomi tried to steal some thunder from Samsung by announcing its Mi Mix 4 just before the Samsung Unpacked event. The Mi Mix 4 is a rigid smartphone with a 6.67″ 120Hz display and has an under-display camera (UDC) that has a higher resolution camera (12mp) compared to the Z Fold 3 … Read more
What They Say Samsung opened its Unpacked event with its new smartwatches, talking up improved health, body composition and sleep tracking and highlighting the benefits of its collaboration with Google on software. (Android and Tizen Merge for Wearables) A big feature is an integrated body composition analysis system as well as blood pressure and ECG … Read more
Display solutions and embedded systems provider, Review Display Systems Inc. (RDS) has announced the availability of a new generation of projected capacitive (PCAP) touchscreens from leading touch solutions specialist AMT. With a combination of PCAP touchscreens, touch controllers and drivers, AMT can provide best-in-class, fully integrated touch solutions. An extensive line-up of new generation projected … Read more
Samsung Electronics opened the next chapter in foldable innovation with two new smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Galaxy Z Flip3 5G. Both devices are premium foldable smartphones built with the craftsmanship and flagship innovations Samsung users have come to love and expect. The third generation of these category-defining devices incorporates key improvements that … Read more
If you look back at the history of many important tech product introductions, an interesting pattern tends to emerge. Even products that—at their debut—seemed to be remarkable breakthroughs, often didn’t really make their true value and presence felt until a few iterations in. The original iPhone, for example, only sold just over a million units … Read more
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