Navigating the Complexities of Thin-Film Deposition With a New Approach
A recent study showcases the synthesis and application of a novel indacenedithiophene derivative, IDT-CB, in OLED technology.
Block-Based Control for MicroLED
By implementing this block-based system, MicroLED display modules have achieved processing speeds ranging from 600 to 1100 frames per second.
Samsung Forms New Division to Seek Out Future Growth Engines
The mandate of the new division is to scout out and nurture new growth pillars for Samsung as rising competition from Chinese companies threatens the company’s leadership in areas like smartphones, home appliances, and display panels.
BOE’s iPhonesque Smartphone Display
First mover advantage may not be a thing in the display industry.
BOE Touts Capacity While LG and Samsung Look for More Traditional Competitive Advantages
LG Display has also confirmed it will soon be offering 32, 34, and 39-inch OLED panels, likely for use in monitors, but the 32-inch may also be used in the TV market.
Mixed Reality for the Enterprise Packs More Punch Than You’d Expect
There are compromises and then there are compromises.
The Oversupply of Displays to Persist Into 2024
Excess supply and excess capacity continue to plague the industry.
Chasing Down TV Discount Prices Gets Easier Every Day
The algorithms have spoken, price drops will be extended through the rest of the year.
Rtings’ Exhaustive and Exhausting TV Reviews Will Never End
Probably the only thing the display industry can agree on is that this is the biggest review of TVs ever done but what can we learn from the process?
Chinese Firms Lead Foldable Phone Explosion, Forcing Rapid Innovation
Chinese display makers haven’t been first to market with innovations like low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) backplanes, polarizer-less technology and ultrathin cover glass but it hasn’t hurt them much.
Innolux’ Slight Shift to Semiconductor Manufacturing
What better way to take advantage of the obsolescence of aging display fabs.
Steady Growth Seen for European AR/VR Spending Through 2027
Across sectors, training is poised to be the most common use case for VR technology, as remote work and hybrid setups drive investment in collaboration tools.
