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What They Say Avantama of Switzerland, a developer of quantum dots, has told Perovskite-Info that it has had its green perovskite material qualified for production use. What We Think I thought this was a hot topic at SID, when GE drew attention to it GE Updates on its Phosphor Technologies and Pete Palomaki gave a … Read more
What They Say Veeco announced that Aledia (who we wrote about a couple of weeks ago Aledia Accelerating microLED Execution) has bought a Propel 300mm HVM MOCVD system for use in its plant. Veeco says that the Propel system, featuring a SEMI-compliant Equipment Front End Module (EFEM) with cassette-to-cassette automation, was chosen due to its … Read more
What They Say Ynvisible, which makes displays based on electrochromic technology, said that it has made its first commercial delivery of R2R printed segment displays for use in portable Pickleball (a table tennis/tennis/badminton hybrid) What We Think Well, that gave me a chance to find out what Pickleball is! For sports scoring, the low power … Read more
What They Say GizChina spotted a video showing a rollable OLED prototype from TCL that rolls out from 4.5″ to 6.7″ and is said to be able to survive 200K operations. What We Think TCL controls the Alcatel and Blackberry brands in the smartphone market. I like the idea of a small phone that rolls … Read more
The latest range of Panasonic 3-Chip DLP laser projectors, available in December, set new standards for immersive location-based entertainment with spectacular 4K image quality alongside ease of set-up and use. The world’s smallest and lightest 30,500 lumen projectors, the PT-RQ35K (4K) and PT-RZ34K (WUXGA) are designed to visually thrill visitors to museums, exhibitions, theme parks … Read more
What They Say Samsung Display has confirmed that it has received a licence from the US government to allow the supply of chips to Huawei. In September, the Nikkei reports, Intel and AMD said they have some licences, but Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have not. What We Think Although the Nikkei didn’t identify the … Read more
Barco has deployed 45 Coronis Uniti 12MPs and 96 Coronis Fusion 6MP displays, effectively Europe’s single biggest fleet of Barco Coronis Uniti® display systems, under a new agreement with the Netherlands’ national breast cancer screening program. The units are installed in radiology reading rooms, acquisition stations, and a number of mobile installations. In the detection … Read more
What They Say Flatpanelshd reports that there is uncertainty about HDR support in the XBox Series X and PS5. Xbox Series X will support HDR10+. Microsoft will also support Dolby Vision for streaming and gaming (later), but reportedly not for UHD Blu-ray. Although Sony TVs support Dolby Vision, there has been no support announced in … Read more
Sony launches four new BRAVIA BZ40H Professional Displays specifically designed for business and corporate environments. Ranging from 55 – 85 inches, these superior large format 4K resolution screens feature incredible image quality with Full Array LED, alongside a redeveloped slim-line design for easy integration. The all-new BZ40H models are the first to combine the ultimate … Read more
What They Say iFixit had a close look at the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro in one of its teardowns. They achieved the same repairability score of 6/10 and many components are interchangeable. The teardown confirms that there are a number of compromises to accomodate 5G, for example smaller and rectangular batteries. What We Think … Read more
By expanding on existing designs for electrodes of ultra-thin solar panels, Stanford researchers and collaborators in Korea have developed a new architecture for OLED—organic light-emitting diode—displays that could enable televisions, smartphones and virtual or augmented reality devices with resolutions of up to 10,000 pixels per inch (PPI). (For comparison, the resolutions of new smartphones are … Read more
AKHAN Semiconductor, manufacturer of the world’s first diamond smartphone screen, announced the debut of its newly formulated nanocrystalline diamond display glass technology. The next generation of Miraj Diamond® Glass technology is optimal for smartphones, watches, tablets, and any technology utilizing a screen or glass display. Miraj Diamond® Glass and Miraj Diamond® Glass Ceramic materials have … Read more
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