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Merck Crystals Win Innovation Award

by Tom Allen

Merck has won the German Innovation Award in the ‘Large Enterprises’ category, for its liquid crystal technology. The Ultra-Bright Fringe Field Switching technology makes energy-efficient LCD displays possible for smartphones and tablets, while still …

Pro Display Prepares for NEC Showcase

by Tom Allen

Pro Display will exhibit at the NEC Showcase (Vinopolis, London, 20th and 21st May) this year. The company has agreed to supply four different display technologies to the event: an 80″ sun-readable front-projection screen; …

Quantum Materials’ QD Capacity Rises Eight Times

by Tom Allen

Quantum Materials has taken early delivery of a larger quantum dot production system, more than eight times larger than its current installed capacity. The new continuous-flow process equipment will extend capacity by 2,000kg. It …

QD Vision Honoured With Edison Award

by Tom Allen

QD Vision has won a bronze Edison Award for its Color IQ quantum dots.

Lenovo Widens Battery Recall

by Tom Allen

Lenovo has extended its recall for faulty Thinkpad batteries to include computers shipped between 2010 and 2012. The batteries may overheat, posing a fire hazard. A list of affected devices can be found at …

Bloomberg Claims SDC’s A3 Line Has Started Production

by Tom Allen

According to Bloomberg, Samsung Display has begun to produce flexible OLED displays at its G6.5 A3 line – which was expected to begin production in June. Bloomberg claims that the new fab will more …

JDI to Invest $2.5 Billion in Smartphone Panels

by Helen Vince

According to reports, Japan Display (JDI) is planning to invest ¥300 billion ($2.5 billion) over the next five years to expand production of high-resolution LCD smartphone panels. JDI is expected to invest in an …

Laser Pulse Prints Flexible Transistor

by Tom Allen

Researchers at the Netherlands’ Delft University of Technology have succeeded in printing silicon on a substrate. Previous work in printing circuitry has focused on organic and metal-oxide inks, but these materials have a lower …

DTG Readies High-Res Plugfest

by Tom Allen

The UK’s Digital TV Group’s UltraHD Forum will hold a 4k Plugfest on 6th May, at the DTG offices. The event will explore HDMI HDCP 2.2 interoperability. Interested parties can contact [email protected].

IFA Prepares for More Growth in 2015

by Tom Allen

The IFA 2015 Global Press Conference was held in Malta, with several product announcements ahead of the Berlin show (4th – 9th September). IFA 2015 will be full once again, say organisers the GFU …

Graphene as the Basis for Next Generation 3D Display

by Norbert Hildebrand

Holography is the holy grail of real 3D imagery, but making 3D images acceptable to the consumer market has so far been out of reach. Now researchers at Swinburne University of Technology have shown …

And Finally… – Vol 22 No 18

by Tom Allen

Google’s contest of one-up-manship with Apple has taken a turn for the weird, with the discovery of an Easter egg on Google Maps that could be called insolent, insulting and even downright rude. Zooming …