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What They Say Apple told CNN Business that it is discontinuing the sale of the iMac Pro, once existing inventory is sold out. The product was released in 2017 (iMac Pro Supports up to 44 Million Pixels) and used what Apple called ‘a 27″ 5K display’ as its main display, and could support dual additional … Read more
What They Say Engadget created an article that looked at the best TVs for gaming. It looks at frame rates, inputs, Auto Low Latency Mode, HDR (including HGiG – HGiG explained: what is HGiG?) The blog also tested TVs from LG, Samsung, Sony and Vizio and basically, the reviews were positive. “Call of Duty in … Read more
A team of researchers headed by Zhongbin Wu of Dresden Technical University (Dresden, Germany) are working on increasing the performance of organic materials and devices for use in a range of applications that includes flexible optoelectronics. The approach adopted by the team is based on organic light emitting transistors. These are three terminal devices that … Read more
What They Say Advanced Television reported that IMax has had a strong year in Asia despite the pandemic and said that it has installed 71 cinema systems and signed agreements for 65 extra systems for the full year. The company is said to have a 527 system backlog and has done particularly well in Japan … Read more
What They Say Jeep plans to offer on-board access to Amazon Fire TV on the 2022 Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer SUVs as an option. “Amazon Fire TV for Auto” interacts directly with Jeep’s Uconnect 5 software system. The passenger will have a 10.3″ display, while the rear passengers will have 10.1″ touch displays. The … Read more
What They Say Last week we reported that PPDS (the company that controls the Philips brand in professional AV and digital signage in Europe) had decided to give staff the chance to say that they did not want to attend. Now, the firm has told us that it will pull out of the show. It … Read more
What They Say Forbes reported that LG has said that it is working on a solution to a problem identified by owners of X Series LG OLED TVs as ‘Luminance Overshoot’. Parts of dark images with subtle shadows appear to ‘pulse’. There is a link to an article with a video of the issue on … Read more
What They Say We get a lot of emails at Display Daily. Today we got one from Marvel Technology of China which has developed a taxi display based on dual 39.5″ LCDs with 3,500 cd/m² of output and built around the Android OS. The integrated CMS can show different content in different locations. For more … Read more
What They Say Digitimes Research published some data on the market for LCDs in Interactive WhiteBoards (IWBs). Although sales of IWBs were weak in the first half of the year, for 2020 as a whole, demaind is reported to have been 10% up in 2020 as the second half saw more remote study from home … Read more
eMagin has been awarded a new patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for its Direct Patterning Display (dPd) technology. This patent follows two USPTO patents awarded last year and adds to eMagin’s portfolio of 18 foundational dPd patents and utility applications for OLED patterning, processes and equipment.daily The company has a roadmap … Read more
LED-based video walls are getting bigger and bigger and pixel pitches continue to shrink.That means these large canvases can have a lot more pixels. 30M, 50M even 100M pixels are not uncommon. The problem becomes delivering high quality pixels to these canvases over the existing distribution methods. To understand more about these issues, we spoke … Read more
The Information 411 published a 45 minute interview on the Future of AR & VR with Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg said that Facebook is so involved with AR & VR because he sees Facebook as a ‘social experiences’ company and at the moment nothing gets close to the feeling of being with someone. You can communicate, … Read more
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