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Quite a lot of larger monitors are, at least somewhat, curved. I have had some interesting conversations about the amount of curve and the value of the curve over the last couple of months, so I thought it was worth a look at the topic. Curved monitors lagged behind the arrival of curved TVs. I … Read more
Cybernet is excited to announce the world’s first fully antimicrobial medical computer. Cybernet’s medical grade computers have always featured a housing with antimicrobial properties baked directly into the resin, and now can offer a fully antimicrobial touch glass as well, so the entire device is 100% protected against the formation of bacteria. The antimicrobial touch … Read more
The team of scientists from the NUST MISIS Laboratory of Advanced Solar Energy engaged in the development of perovskite thin-film devices has proposed a new modification of the LED, for the first time using two-dimensional inorganic material, zirconium trisulfide, as the electron transport layer of the perovskite LED. In the future, this will allow starting … Read more
All divisions delivered solid sales growth in 2019 resulting in consolidated growth of 9.5%. In Entertainment sales grew 11.3% mainly driven by EMEA and North America where Barco leveraged its market leadership to capture demand bolstered by the cinema replacement cycle, which began in 2019 as anticipated. In Enterprise continued double-digit growth for ClickShare and … Read more
MMD, the leading display specialist and brand license partner for Philips monitors, announces the launch of the 24” (60.5 cm) Philips 243B1 LCD monitor. Equipped with Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels), USB-C docking technology and HDMI connectivity as well as a rich variety of features and technologies designed for optimal comfort and productivity, … Read more
According to the latest IHS Markit Monthly Large Area Display Market Tracker, combined shipments of large-area and small/medium TFT LCD panels were up by 2% MoM and 14% YoY to reach 249 million in December 2019. Shipments of large-area panels were flat MoM in December 2019 but decreased by 2% YoY to 67.5 million while … Read more
LG Electronics (LG) announces the 2020 K series lineup – K61, K51S and K41S – all designed to deliver a first-class user experience with upgraded cameras, multimedia functions and improved all-around performance without breaking the bank. Inheriting advanced features first introduced in LG’s premium smartphones, the three new handsets represent compelling choices even in today’s … Read more
I have made several times the argument that VR and AR hardware is limited in its development by the availability of VR and AR specific displays in high quantities. The logic behind this argument was that mass produced displays need a large application base to manufacture these displays cost effectively and recoup the necessary development … Read more
Visteon Corporation (Van Buren Township, MI), a major automotive cockpit electronics technology company, used the occasion of the recent CES exhibition to debut some of the company’s latest display technologies. In looking towards the future, the company sees connected cars and autonomous vehicles with cockpits that include fully reconfigurable instrument clusters. More specific to readers … Read more
A consortium German companies has established the KODOS project. The acronym stands for “Konfektionierter Dünnglas-Verbund für optoelektronische Systeme” or “Thin Glass Composites for Optoelectronic Systems.” The aim of the consortium is to be able to “offer a complete modular system of functional materials, semi-finished products, tools, and technologies for the roll-to-roll production of optoelectronic systems … Read more
In yesterday’s Display Daily, I wrote about glass cockpits in commercial and military aircraft. These airplanes aren’t the only ones that have replaced their conventional aircraft instruments with electronic displays driven by computers. This transition has happened in small, private aircraft as well. The Garmin G1000 NXI glass cockpit and integrated flight deck is used … Read more
Most modern aircraft have “glass cockpits”, which means that the conventional electrical, mechanical and vacuum instruments are replaced by LCD screens driven by computer systems. For example, the 737 Max had its first test flight on January 29, 2016 with deliveries starting in 2017. This aircraft had a glass cockpit developed by Rockwell-Collins consisting of … Read more
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