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What They Say In a recent ‘Avixa Power Hour’, Chris Riegel of Stratcache forecast that microLED will be very important in the future of digital signage in around three years. A key advantage will be that factories will be cheaper than LCD fabs, the report said. What We Think While fabs will be cheaper than … Read more
What They Say Google has released Android 11. There are a lot of changes, detailed in the linked article. For displays, changes include quicker connections to TVs, support for ‘hole-punch’ and ‘waterfall’ displays. There is an improvement in low latency video for streaming and other video-related services. Other features include improved 5G support. What We … Read more
What They Say The BBC reported that a village in a rural part of Wales, in the west of the GB, suffered problems with broadband connections, starting at 7.00am every morning. Technicians checked the village with a spectrum analyser and found that the problem was RFI from an old TV. What We Think Avoiding RFI … Read more
What They Say Well, it hasn’t got much to do with displays, but I was intrigued by an article that explained that to make a scene in the Christopher Nolan film “Tenet”, the team planned to use models and CGI, but found that it was cheaper to crash an actual 747. What We Think There … Read more
What They Say Samsung’s TV Plus streaming app is one of the five most-used apps and the second most popular free video app on Samsung smart TVs. The free channel is streaming “billions of minutes every month” according to a Samsung executive. Now that the advertising-funded video model has been established, it is being moved … Read more
Most of us are generally aware that some electronics companies are moving their sources of display out of China. Even Foxconn, the China-friendly Tawan-based company that is China’s largest employer plans to move more of its production from China to insulate itself from the increasingly fractious trade war between China and the U.S., wrote Alan … Read more
The concept of edge computing most often refers to intermediating infrastructure and critical services between core datacenters and intelligent end points. Proliferating enterprise and consumer devices benefit from a digitally transformed technology world through edge capabilities. However edge is defined, the compute, storage, and networking cornerstones gird data creation, analysis, and management outside of the … Read more
Barco, a global leader in visualization technology, and 3D perception, a designer and supplier of turn-key seamless visual display systems and technologies continue their long-standing partnership with the adoption of Barco’s newest simulation projector for their latest multi-system contract for military jet trainers. “3D perception is recognized throughout our global industry for precision-driven and highly … Read more
What They Say Nature published a paper by scientists (from UDC) that reported that they have demonstrated an OLED that uses the decay rate enhancement of a plasmonic system to increase device stability (a doubling of operational stability) while extracting 16% of the energy from the plasmon mode as light. A nanoparticle-based out-coupling scheme extracts … Read more
ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solutions, is introducing its latest All-in-One Direct View LED Displays, a brand-new addition to the large-size presentation display sector. Different from traditional LED displays, these new displays integrate display, image stitching, power supply, and control systems into one device that offers easy installation, operation, and maintenance. The … Read more
What They Say HP has new 13″, 14″ and 15″ Pavilion laptops that use 11th Generation Intel Core CPUs and Iris XE graphics. They also are among the firm’s first laptops to use post-consumer-recycled and “ocean-bound” plastics (limited to the speaker housing) that would otherwise end up in the sea. The Elite Dragonfly also uses … Read more
What They Say Microsoft’s new XBox Series X and Series S consoles will be available on November 10th from a number of retailers in North America and Europe. They will cost £339/€499/$499 and £249/€299/$299, respectively. The Series X supports native UltraHD resolution while the Series S has 1440p 120fps graphics with upscaling to UltraHD. The … Read more
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