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Eyevis Works With Antycip

by Tom Allen

Eyevis and Antycip Simulation are to deepen their collaboration, having worked together on several successful projects. Eyevis specialises in video wall displays, while Antycip is a provider of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) simulation software, projection …

Tags:Europe| Eyevis| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 14

ITRI Establishes R2R OLED Line

by Tom Allen

Image: ITRIElectronics and Optoelectronics System Research Laboratories, under the auspices of Taiwan’s ITRI, is building a roll-to-roll production line for flexible OLED lighting panels. The panels are based on thin glass substrates. The front-end …

JOLED Prints Large OLEDs

by Tom Allen

Tomoaki Tsuboka, head of business development at JOLED, announced two new OLED panels at Finetech Japan: a 12.2″ unit (1920 x 1080, 180ppi) and a 19.3″ unit (UltraHD, 230ppi), which were made using RGB …

CS Digital Media and OpgeLED Agree Netherlands Network

by Tom Allen

CS Digital Media and OpgeLED have agreed to co-operate on the rollout of a digital network across the Netherlands. The companies worked together on an LCD and LED display network in Rotterdam in February, …

Tags:DOOH| Large Display Monitor| Netherlands| Networks| Vol 23 - Issue 14

iDklic Expands With 260 New Partners

by Tom Allen

iDklic, a Belgian provider of screens for pharmacies, is expanding its network. To date, more than 1,300 have been installed across Belgium, France, Luxembourg and Ireland. 260 more pharmacies have now signed with the …

Tags:Digital Signage| DOOH| Europe| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 14

PC Decline at Worst Point in Nine Years

by Tom Allen

Global PC shipments fell 9.6% YoY in Q1’16 – the sixth consecutive quarter of declines. Shipments reached 64.8 million units: the first time that they have fallen below 65 million since 2007, says Gartner. …

Minnesota Vikings and More at Pepcom

by Matthew Brennesholtz

I attended a Pepcom media event in New York on April 7th and saw some of the latest technology. Three things, in particular should be of interest to Display Daily readers. First, the Minnesota …

Daqri Acquires Holographic Projection Provider Two Trees Photonics

by Chris Chinnock

One of the leaders in enterprise-focused augmented reality, Daqri, has acquired one of the leaders in holographic projection displays, Two Tree Photonics. Together, the two will pursue advanced helmets for AR, Head-up Displays (HUDs) …

Barco Lobby Experience Effort Moving into Higher Gear

by Chris Chinnock

Two years ago at CinemaCon, Barco introduced their Cinema lobby concept – essentially a digital signage solution tailored for the cinema industry. In a call just prior to CinemaCon, Greg Patrick, VP Digital Cinema …

Barco Releases High Contrast Cinema Projector at CinemaCon

by Chris Chinnock

Barco used CinemaCon to unveil a new cinema-class projector using RGB laser illumination that has been optimized for high contrast. Contrast will double from 3000:1 in the 3-chip DLP RGB laser projectors used in …

Christie Highlights Reduced Noise of L/P Projectors

by Bob Raikes

Christie was highlighting the D12WU-HS projector which is a single chip DLP unit that uses a laser phosphor light source and which we reported on from ISE (Christie ‘Solves Laser Colour Balance’) The company …

ICDM Launches File Formats Workgroup

by Tom Allen

The International Committee for Display Metrology has announced a new workgroup, for file format management and standardisation. Based in OpenEXR, Workgroup 4 aims to develop a file format standardisation effort for displays and related …