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Premium Displays Can Do it All

by Omid Rahmat

Premium displays are not a rising tide that lifts all boats, at least not as far as the display industry is concerned.

The Conundrum of Inventory Levels for the Panel Industry

by Omid Rahmat

Feast or famine, the tech industry as a whole is running a little blind right now.

Korea’s Display Industry Faces Existential Crisis

by Omid Rahmat

The display industry is about to enter a new era where it is anybody’s game.

BOE and Lenovo Jointly Launch 65-Inch Interactive Tablet for Meeting Rooms

by Emory Kale

The award winning display has a sleek design and an innovative approach to manage all the essential elements such as speakers, sensors, and control buttons.

Tags:BOE| Lenovo| LFD - Large Format Display| Meeting Rooms| TFT-LCD

HC Semitek Kicks-Off Giant MicroLED Fab Build With Nod to BOE

by Emory Kale

Some day, the fab is to have an annual production capacity of 58,800 MicroLED wafers and 45,000,000 MicroLED devices.

Tags:BOE| HC Semitek| MicroLED

Samsung Getting More iPhone 15 Display Orders at Expense of BOE and LG

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung Display is set to increase its supply of OLED panels for iPhones this year after receiving Apple’s approval for all models in the iPhone 15 series

SAMSUNG'S QN900C 8K LCD TV. PHOTO: SAMSUNG

Samsung Looks to Japan and Taiwan for LCD Panel Supply Chain Amid Patent Disputes with BOE

by Emory Kale

Samsung is asking AUO and Sharp to expand their supply volumes, as LG Display is currently undergoing restructuring and lacks the capacity to increase its supply.

Increased Panel Shipments and Enhanced Features Expected for Apple’s iPhone 15

by Emory Kale

BOE is expected to commence shipping panels for the iPhone 15 Plus, while SDC will continue supplying panels for all four iPhone 15 models, similar to its contributions in previous iPhone iterations.

Tags:Apple| BOE| iPhone 15| LGD| OLED| SDC| showcase| TFE

TV Displays Shift Towards Larger LCDs

by Shawnee Blackwood

In May 2023, the monthly LCD TV display shipment weighted average size exceeded 50 inches for the first time, indicating an irreversible trend towards larger TV displays.

The First Half of 2023: A Mixed Bag for Display Manufacturers

by Omid Rahmat

The second half of the year is forecast as being a rebound from the doldrums of the first half, but is it really going to turn out that way?

BOE Expects Decline in Profits

by Emory Kale

After deducting non-recurring gains and losses, the company expects a net loss of around $215 million, a decline of approximately 135% to 138% compared to the previous year.

Tags:BOE| Financial Data

Automotive Displays Part II: An Explosion in Creative Design

by Bob Raikes

Automotive is a particularly important market for the firms that do not see their present or future in the long term market for TV and other commodity panels.