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Shanjin Optoelectronics Investing $847M in High-End Polarizers

by Emory Kale

The project aims to produce 40 million square meters of polarizers annually.

Tags:China| LCD| OLED| Polarisers

The Oversupply of Displays to Persist Into 2024

by Shawnee Blackwood

Excess supply and excess capacity continue to plague the industry.

Rtings’ Exhaustive and Exhausting TV Reviews Will Never End

by Emory Kale

Probably the only thing the display industry can agree on is that this is the biggest review of TVs ever done but what can we learn from the process?

AUO Expands Kunshan Gen 6 LTPS Production for Notebooks and Automotive

by Shawnee Blackwood

The Kunshan fab is AUO’s front-end panel production hub and core site for LTPS panel R&D and manufacturing.

Tags:AUO| LCD| LTPS| Manufacturing

LCD Panel Makers Slash Production as Demand Slows

by Shawnee Blackwood

Chinese display manufacturers are considering further utilization drops below 60% in Q1’24 around Chinese New Year in hopes of minimizing price erosion.

Tags:LCD| Manufacturing| Market Data| omdia| showcase

MicroLEDs: The Future of Displays is When?

by Emory Kale

Fundamentally, handling large numbers of tiny MicroLED chips while maintaining precision across large display areas represents an enormous manufacturing challenge.

Tags:LCD| Manufacturing| MicroLED| OLED| showcase

Merck’s Display Solutions Business Bounces Back in Q3’23

by Joseph Bryans

Sales bounced back last quarter for the display business unit, but the year still remains down.

Tags:financials| LCD| Materials| Merck| OLED

2024’s Going to Be Fun in All the Bad Ways

by Omid Rahmat

Several panel makers plan two-week shutdowns around Lunar New Year in early 2024 to rebalance supply and demand.

Tags:AUO| BOE| HKC| LCD| showcase| TCL CSOT

Panel Stocking is Over and Prices Continue to Drop

by Emory Kale

Inventory control and cost cutting continues unabated.

Tags:BOE| LCD| Sigmaintell| TCL CSOT

Despite Sluggish Display Demand, Sharp Returns to Profitability on Structural Reforms

by Shawnee Blackwood

Sluggish demand in smartphones, TVs, PCs, and automotive create challenges, but not for all displays.

LCD TVs Getting Bigger and Bigger

by Joseph Bryans

The average LCD TV shipped in September had a screen size of 52.1 inches diagonally, up from 49.8 inches in May. Just five years ago, the average screen size was 44 inches.

Tags:LCD| omdia| showcase| TV Sets

MiniLED Shipments Looking for a Rebound

by Emory Kale

MiniLED prices continue to decline against competitive technologies helping bringing in new clients and partners.

Tags:Automotive| LCD| MiniLED| OLED| TV market