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Gionee Denies Spending Over $950 Million on A-List Endorsements

by Andrew Fenn

According to China-based publication Caixin, the VP of smartphone maker Gionee, Yu Lei, has been forced to take to social media to deny reports that the company directly caused its current financial problems. While …

Tags:China| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartphones| Vol 25 - Issue 14

LG Display and Luflex Showing OLED Technology at CITE 2018

by Andrew Fenn

LG Display is showing off some of its OLED products at this week’s China Information Technology Expo (CITE) in Shenzhen, China. The company will demo the 88″ ‘8K’ (4320p) OLED display it unveiled earlier …

LG Display Expands Module Capacity in China

by Bob Raikes

Business Korea reports that LG Display has finished converting a factory used, at one time for the manufacture of PDP modules, and subsequently by LG Chem, for the production of LCD modules. The factory, …

LDM&MDM Vol 25 #13 Round-Up

by Bob Raikes

Xiaomi has introduced the Mi Gaming Laptop, a 15.6″ notebook with Nvidia GTX1050Ti or GTX1060 graphics, USB Type C and four USB 3.0 ports. The machine has 16GB of RAM, 256GB of SSD and …

Black Cattle OLED Fab Receives Additional Funding

by Bob Raikes

Black Cattle Foods (BCF) is a Chinese soyabeen producer which is getting into OLED panel manufacture, with help from Visionox. (Visionox Developing a 814 PPI AMOLED for VR). The OLED-A reported that the company …

A New Technology for Fabricating Micro-LED Microdisplays

by Arthur Berman

JBD Inc. (Hong Kong, China) is developing a new technology for use in the manufacture of microLED microdisplays. First, a few words of background information. At the current time, the most common approach used …

Tags:China| MicroLED| Vol 25 - Issue 11

IHS: Growth of AMOLED Capacity Slowing in South Korea While Accelerating in China

by Andrew Fenn

After two years of unprecedented capacity expansion, South Korean flat panel display (FPD) manufacturers will essentially halt new AMOLED panel factory construction for mobile applications in 2018. At the same time, their Chinese rivals …

Japan-Europe Freight Transport Service Launches this Month

by Andrew Fenn

Japanese trading firm Itochu will soon launch a freight transport service running between Japan and Europe via China, according to Nikkei. The service has been in trial since January and will launch properly by …

BOE to Open Third Flexible OLED Fab in Chongqing

by Andrew Fenn

BOE has officially announced plans to construct its third 6G flexible OLED line in Chongqing’s Liangjiang New District, at a cost of CNY46.5 billion ($7.3 billion). Nikkei reports that BOE will be contributing around …

ABI: Consumer, Retail and Marketing to Boost Chinese VR HMD Shipments

by Andrew Fenn

The Chinese VR market has experienced a significant growth over the past two years due to the low-cost VR hardware and software developments and mainly driven by the use cases in entertainment, and retail …

Tags:China| Market Data| Mobile Display Monitor| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 06

IHS Predicts AMOLED Capacity Will Grow 322% by 2022

by Andrew Fenn

A new blog from IHS Markit shows that global AMOLED capacity will rise from 11.9 million m² in 2017 to 50.1 million m² in 2022, equivalent to 322% growth. The numbers include capacity for …

Tags:China| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Fabs| Vol 25 - Issue 06

Samsung Announces Cinema LED Partnership with Wanda Cinemas

by Andrew Fenn

Samsung has announced a partnership with theatre operator Wanda Cinemas, to bring its Cinema LED Screen technology to Wanda’s Wujiaochang theatre, located in Shanghai’s Yangpu District. (My First Movie on an LED Cinema Screen) …

Tags:China| Large Display Monitor| LED Cinema| Samsung| Vol 25 - Issue 05