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Optoma Offers Trio of Solutions for Immersive Installations: BX-CTA17 Short Throw Lens for Optoma ZU Series and Optoma Nano

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Optoma has expanded the capabilities of its ZU series high brightness laser projectors with its dedicated 0.65-0.75:1 short throw projection lens, the BX-CTA17. The short throw lens is the latest edition to Optoma’s U series of interchangeable lenses, which are compatible with the Optoma ZU series of high brightness laser professional installation projectors: ZU660e, ZU750, … Read more

Technicolor Teams with Google to Promote Hybrid Android TV Devices

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Technicolor announces it is partnering with Google to accelerate the development and deployment of the Google Broadcast Stack software platform onto a wide array of customer premises equipment (CPE) and consumer electronics devices used to access video services. This is the latest development in Technicolor’s Connected Home’s ongoing commitment to leverage open and innovative technologies … Read more

Deutsche TV-Plattform Launches CI+ 2.0 Initiative

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Deutsche TV-Plattform is launching an initiative to prepare a possible market launch of the new version of the CI Plus Interface – CI+ 2.0. CI Plus enables the reception and use of encrypted audiovisual content without an external set-top box. For example, encrypted HDTV channels can be used with television sets in which no encryption … Read more

Great Animation at Brussels Airport

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What They Say Here’s something a bit lighter for the weekend – a dynamic presentation using a steerable projection system from SkullMapping of Belgium. What We Think I have been following the projects from SkullMapping since 2017 which are really great and exploit dynamic projection. I have been impressed over the years with the creativity … Read more

I’ll Be Watching You (While You’re Watching Me)

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Last Friday, Sony announced a new Ultra HD autostereo display. It’s called The Spatial Reality Display (SRD), employs a proprietary eye-tracking system (Eye-Sensing Light Field Display) that was first demonstrated at CES 2020, and looks to be a clever product – if a bit on the small size for everyday work. Click for higher resolution … Read more

Kopin to Participate in a Panel Discussion With Insight Media

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What They Say Kopin will be taking part in a discussion on the topic “Is a 30K Nits OLED Microdisplay Possible?” to be run by Insight Media. The panel will include Chris Chinnock of Insight, Barry Young of the OLED Association and Karl Guttag of Ravn (and an occasional Display Daily contributor). It will take … Read more

Faraday Future Enhances Its Head-Up Display Features on FF 91 to New Levels of Innovation and Safety

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Faraday Future, a California-based global shared intelligent mobility ecosystem company, announced additional details on its FF 91 ultra-luxury vehicle, including updates to its HUD (head-up display) functionality. In addition to the HUD, FF 91 features a central hub display up front, with a 15.4-inch display, a predictive home screen that tailors itself to destinations in … Read more

Huawei Mate 40 Pro Spec is Leaked

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What They Say The details of the new Huawei Mate 40 series have been leaked with the P40 Pro reported to be using a 2772 x 1344 ‘waterfall’ display and an in-display fingerprint sensor. The camera array ring resembles an iPod click wheel and houses a 50MP primary camera with f/1.9 aperture and OIS support. … Read more

Apple releases iOS 14.1 with support for iPhone 12, 10-bit HDR, and bug fixes

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What They Say Macworld reported that Apple has released iOS 14.1 for the iPhone 12 and added support for 10 bit HDR playback to devices from the iPhone 8 onwards. Those with an iPhone 8 or later can play and edit 10-bit HDR videos in the Photos app (recording 10-bit HDR videos is only possible … Read more

Vehicular Display Makers Explore Dual-Cell LCD

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The auto industry is comfortable with LCDs. They survive 150,000+ miles of over-the-road vibration and pounding, and tolerate temperatures from Siberian winters to Arizona summers. (Well, most of the time. Mazda 6 sedans circa 2004 were well known for TAB failures in their monochrome combined climate-control/audio-system/clock displays, but the industry has learned a lot since … Read more

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