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Sharp OLED Business Ramping Up, Appliances Moving

by Bob Raikes

Unconfirmed reports from Asia suggest that Sharp will start to ship smartphones using the company’s own OLED panels in Q4, with EVP Katsuaki Nomura quoted as the source of the information. Separately, Sharp has …

Panasonic Fills In Europe LCD TV Line-up

by Milos Pavlovic

Panasonic highlighted its new OLED TVs at CES (Panasonic Keeps OLED for Studios in the US) and they will ship in April/May. Now the company has filled in the details on the LCD models …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LCD TVs| Panasonic| TVs (TV Sets)| Vol 25 - Issue 09

LG and Samsung To Start Panel Relationship?

by Bob Raikes

The ETNews in Korea has reported that LG Display will start to supply 65″ and 75″ panels to Samsung Electronics’ Visual Display division – the first time that the companies have cross purchased in …

Samsung Still Discussing Panel Supply with LG

by Bob Raikes

Samsung is reported by the Korea Herald to have agreed to use LCD panels from its rival, LG Display, in its TV business. The discussions have been going on for some time, but the …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LCD TVs| LG Displays (LGD)| Samsung| Vol 24 - Issue 45

DisplayMate Measures A Couple of TVs

by Bob Raikes

Ray Soneira of DisplayMate, no doubt with some support from LG Displays, has published a detailed review of an LG IPS TV (LG 65SJ9500 Nano Cell 65 inch TV) and a Samsung set (Samsung …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LCD TVs| Testing| TVs (TV Sets)| Vol 24 - Issue 44

OLED Has My Heart, But LCD Still Has my Head

by Bob Raikes

A couple of weeks ago, Norbert looked at the recent results from Samsung and LG’s OLED businesses. Since then, DSCC has released some data from its Japan OLED event at the end of October …

Tags:LCD TVs| Market Data| OLED TVs| Vol 24 - Issue 44

Samsung Trademarks “Direct Full Array Elite”

by Andrew Fenn

Samsung has reportedly trademarked Direct Full Array Elite, suggesting that it plans to return to direct backlighting in the manufacture of its TVs in the future. The KS9500 was the last Samsung set to …

The Black Hole on the Wall

by Bob Raikes

TVs are not just electronics, they are also furniture and the importance of design to the development of the market should not be underestimated, especially as displays get larger and larger. TV has a …

Why Do We Need MicroLED displays?

by Bob Raikes

MicroLED is considered by some to be the fourth generation flat panel display technology after, plasma, LCD and OLED. It combines the best features of LCD and OLED, with higher brightness, significant increase in …

Tags:LCD TVs| MicroLED| OLEDs| Vol 24 - Issue 40

LG Promotes Nanocell on YouTube

by Bob Raikes

LG Electronics has made a celebrity video that is published on YouTube (with 3.5 million views, when we looked) that shows footballers Steven Gerrard and Adam Lallana kicking footballs at two different video walls …

Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, and a Snapshot from 30,000 Feet

by Ken Werner

I am writing this on the day after July Fourth, a holiday on which we in the U.S.A. celebrate our liberation from tyrants, eat hot dogs and hamburgers, and drink beer that Display Daily’s …

Tags:LCD TVs| OLED TVs| Vol 24 - Issue 25

TV Panel Area up 8% in 2016

by Bob Raikes

Sigmaintell of China released data on LCD TV panels in 2016 and the data was reported by Digitimes. The report identifies total sales of 258 million panels for TV with a total area of …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Large LCD Supply| LCD TVs| Vol 24 - Issue 01