TCL CSOT Clinches Inkjet Printed OLED Display Award at AWE 2024
The winning 14″ 2.8K display, featuring 240 PPI, leverages oxide compensation circuit technology and is designed for use in laptops.
VR: Panamorph’s Exit Pupil Modulation Claims Image Quality Improvements and Reduced Costs
The fact is that the spray of light coming out of today’s VR headsets toward the user’s face when using a backlit LCD or emissive display is over ten times the size of the exit pupil needed for the eye to see the full virtual image
Asia/Pacific PC Market Slumps 16.1% in 2023, Lowering Expectations for 2024 IT Display Sales
The expected rebound in PC sales in 2024 is looking uncertain, if not unlikely. That is going to impact the display industry which assumed greater opportunities this year.
Samsung’s OLED TV Obfuscation: A Disservice to Consumers
Someone likes their OLEDs pure and simple. Is such a thing going to be ever possible again.
Narrowband Deep Blue OLEDs Made Simple with Encapsulated Emitters
Making high-performance blue OLEDs, especially narrowband deep blue, has been a persistent challenge.
A Conversation with Reza Chaji, CEO of VueReal: The Future of MicroLED Technology
While the industry may face challenges and setbacks, he believes that the unique advantages offered by this technology will drive its adoption across a wide range of applications.
Trapping Light in an Impossibly Tiny Space: The Quest for Extreme Confinement in Nanocavities
This advancement paves the way for the development of nanoscale lasers and LEDs, potentially achieving the ultra-small active regions required for single-emitter applications.
Cheap Content, Cheap TV
Consumers are unhappy with their streaming services and if they are closing their wallets, it could mean bad things for the TV market, too.
Hackers Steal Account Records of Streaming Giant Roku, Prompting Security Concerns
In response to the breach, Roku took immediate steps to secure the affected accounts and is notifying the impacted customers.
Imagine a Microdisplay Market Without the Moolah
Too much money in the wrong places distorts the view from the inside.
