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What They Say A hat tip to DSCC’s weekly subscription newsletter for pointing me to a blog and interview with Kelly Peng of Kura, a company developing some AR glasses that have very (too?) impressive specifications and that are now said to be available in kit and production versions. Features are 150° FOV diagonal, about … Read more
What They Say Various websites have reported that Sharp has sold all its shares in Sakai Display Products Corp, the G10 fab that was at one time the jewel in its crown as an LCD maker. It had held a 24.55% share of voting rights in the firm. What We Think This doesn’t seem to … Read more
3M has often been the source of real innovations in the display field, so I was surprised to stumble upon a new technology for optics that seemed to have slipped by me when it was first announced. However, I’ve caught up now, after seeing a reference to a joint development that 3M is pursuing with … Read more
What They Say The GfU put out its data for home electronics sales in 2020 in Germany. The fully detailed information can be downloaded here. However here are some items we picked out. TV sales were up from 6.475 million to 7.2 million for the year, up 11.2%, but with average prices up just 1.9%. … Read more
What They Say Mike Blackman of ISE put out a statement with details of the organisers’ policies for the event which is still due to go ahead from 1st to 4th June this year. The organisation is looking at roadshows to get products in front of interested parties in Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. … Read more
What They Say Sigmaintell Research of China published its Large LCD panel price trend report for February and forecast that all prices will be up again in March. The rises are being helped by tight supply, with Samsung’s LCD business giving up monitors this quarter and tight supply in driver electronics. The firm said that … Read more
What They Say An unconfirmed report in the Korea JoongAng Daily said that LG has only sold ten 65″ rollable OLED TVs in Korea in the last quarter of 2020. The sets, in the Signature R series, are made to order to allow for buyer customisation. The report also said that it LG appears to … Read more
JVC Kenwood has announced the upcoming availability of the company’s enterprise focused, extended reality headset, the HMD-VS1W. The headset is intended to be connected to and operate in conjunction with an external computer. A feature of a so-called extended reality headset is that it does not block the user’s direct view of the outside world. … Read more
As if anyone doesn’t already sense it, everything is changing in the education world due to The Rona. While I have a pretty good handle on what’s happening in the U.S. on those counts, it’s always instructive to see what’s transpiring in other parts of the world. The other day I had a catch-up Zoom … Read more
In today’s installment, I continue to offer a preview ‘sampling’ of some of the most intriguing VR, virtual production, and virtual event use cases slated as presentations for SXSW Online, along with some supporting video exemplars. In the previous article in this series, I took the reader on a short tour of VR-related use cases … Read more
What They Say Lilyputing.com reported on a three display notebook concept design, the Airttach, from Compal that was mentioned as a submitted product for the IF Design Award 2021. The concept is noted as being available in 2021 and allows two additional displays to be clipped onto a notebook or to be used separately in … Read more
What They Say What HiFi published an explanation of the HGiG guidelines that are intended to optimise the HDR performance of game content shown on TVs. What We Think We have been reporting on HGiG since 2018 when it started and we have reported that LG (OLED & LCD) and Philips (TPVision) sets have also … Read more
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