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Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the second part of this week. Philips: New 4K OLED TVs with HDR10 + Adaptive EIZO Expands Lineup of USB Type-C Monitors with WUXGA Resolution Model for the Workplace or Home Office KFC to … Read more
New research from Parks Associates finds 75% of heads of US broadband households report playing video games for at least one hour per week and 36% subscribe to or are trialing at least one free or paid gaming service. The firm forecasts the potential market opportunity for US cloud gaming services is $3.6 billion in … Read more
DivX, LLC, a pioneer in digital video technology, announced that it has renewed its licensing agreement with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. to support DivX video playback on Samsung’s consumer electronics devices. For 20 years, DivX has been the global standard for stunning digital video experiences across a variety of screens. Samsung Electronics, a DivX licensee … Read more
As part of its Apple TV 4K service, Deutsche Telekom, Germany’s leading telecommunications company with award-winning network quality, is offering customers the voice-enabled Apple TV 4K remote control designed specifically for Multichannel Video Program Distributors (MVPDs) from Universal Electronics Inc. (UEI), the global leader in wireless universal control solutions for home entertainment and smart home … Read more
Terry Gou has big ideas. In 1974,he founded Foxconn, now China’s largest private employer and exporter assembling the largest share of iPhone and hundreds of other products. But he wanted to move up the ‘food chain’ and supply components for electronic products. He began by buying Innolux the largest LCD maker in Taiwan to get … Read more
What They Say Some display companies have chosen the wrong time to get more business in the automotive segment as the chip shortage continues to bite. The Nikkei reported that Toyota will cut its production by 40% compared to its plan, making 500K in September, against a plan of 500K. Nikkei said that the firm … Read more
What They Say Intel is abandoning its RealSense depth-sensing cameras to focus on its chip business, which The Information’s Reality Check sees as the “final nail in the coffin for Intel’s hardware efforts related to AR/VR”. The company had a number of projects in ‘spatial computing’ including ‘Project Alloy’ (although we reported on the end … Read more
What They Say NextTV reports that TCL will introduce an $80 FullHD USB camera to go with its Android and Google TV sets. The camera has a magnetic mount to fit to the TV. What We Think NextTV pointed out that this is another bit of news that won’t help Roku as the camera is … Read more
What They Say Sigmaintell reported that sales of miniLED-based devices will be 3.92 million in 2021 and expects devices to reach 16 million by 2025, a CAGR of 42.1%, with TVs and tablets the key categories. TVs will hit 1.8 million this year, growing to 9 million. For IT applications, the volume will only be … Read more
What They Say Digitimes reported data from Sigmaintell that forecast that the top TV brands would buy 42.60 million TV panels in Q3 of 2021, up 4.4% on Q2, but down 8% on Q3 2020. Samsung didn’t meet its procurement plan in the first half because of tight supply so had low inventory at the … Read more
What They Say We reported on a new line of 0.9mm to 1.5mm LEDs from Daktronics, but were short of detail.(Daktronics LED launch leverages new technology ) The firm sent these through, so they are below. All the line use 4-in-one LED configurations which increases the solder area to attach the LEDs and makes the … Read more
What They Say As part of an AV series, Optoma published a 30 minute video interview with David D’anjou of Moment Factory, based in Montreal, and for a number of years with Cirque de Soleil in FX and project management. He covers the company, which is a creative A/V agency and some of the projects … Read more
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