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Technicolor Adds HDR Grading, Develops Pay-TV STB

by Tom Allen

Technicolor is expanding its colour grading service to include high dynamic range (HDR) grading for films, TV shows and advertising. The company is also licensing an Intelligent Tone Management (ITM) plugin, which broadcasters can …

Intel’s Wireless Prototype Uses Skylake

by Tom Allen

Intel has shown a prototype wire-free laptop at its Developer Forum in Shenzen, China. The company has been promoting the concept since summer last year, and is now readying reference designs for licensing. The …

HP Comfortably Retains Workstation Leadership

by Tom Allen

HP had a raft of new displays, all designed for professional users. Workstations and monitors were both featured. The Omen Pro workstation – which shares a design with the Omen gaming laptop – is …

NEC Saves Power for Education

by Tom Allen

NEC’s new LCD desktop monitors are part of the Accusync line, which is aimed at classrooms and small-and-medium businesses. Both models – the 20″ AS203WMi and 23.6″ AS242W – have an eco mode and …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Education| Large Display Monitor| NEC| Vol 22 - Issue 16

Barco Equips Largest 6P Laser Cinema

by Tom Allen

Barco has assisted with the outfitting of the world’s largest single 6P laser cinema. The Barco Laser Theatre was built by the Eying Group in Chengdu, China and uses Barco’s DP4K-60L projector. It is …

Dell Expands Ingram Micro Deal in Europe

by Helen Vince

Dell has expanded its partnership with Ingram Micro in Europe, so that now Dell’s complete portfolio will be available in Belgium and Luxembourg. Ingram Micro is already a distributor for Dell in Austria, Germany, …

Arrow ECS Expands Thin Portfolio

by Helen Vince

Arrow ECS in the Czech Republic has expanded its range of thin computing products with the addition of Igel devices.

Eptimo Adds Peerless-AV

by Helen Vince

In Poland, Eptimo has added digital signage-oriented solutions from Peerless-AV.

Acer’s Q1 Sales Down 21%

by Helen Vince

Acer reported sales for March of NT$24.7 billion ($793.2 million), representing a 19.8% increase from February but down 19.6% year on year. March’s result brought sales in the first quarter to NT$68.1 billion ($2.2 …

Tags:Acer| Financial Data| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 16

Quanta Rises in March, But Q1 is Down

by Tom Allen

Quanta shipped 4 million notebooks in March, rising 48.1% MoM and 11.1% YoY. The company says that its Q1 shipments were 9.9 million – down 22.7% QoQ and 5.7% YoY. Shipments in April and …

Pegatron Capacity Utilisation Falls

by Tom Allen

Pegatron says that its notebook shipments were up between 30% and 40% MoM in March, to 650,000 – 700,000. Q1 shipments were not so bright, falling 20% QoQ and 20% – 30% YoY, to …

BBC Aims at UltraHD in 2016

by Tom Allen

BBC CTO Matthew Postage has told the Financial Times that the company is likely to start broadcasting UltraHD programmes – and whole channels – in a standardised way next year. The challenge, he said, …