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LG Display Working on Micro-LED TV Bigger Than “The Wall”?

by Andrew Fenn

LG will reveal its own super-sized Micro-LED TV by September 2018, according to Business Korea. The publication cited unnamed industry sources close to the company’s TV business unit, who apparently revealed that LG Electronics …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LG Displays (LGD)| MicroLED| Vol 25 - Issue 08

Sony Highlights Solutions in Projectors and Signage

by Matthew Brennesholtz

At ISE, Sony showed five new projectors, including the VPL-FHZ120L, VPL-FHZ90L VPL-FHZ58, VPF-FHZ61 and VPF-FHZ68. Each is designed for a range of commercial mid-range installation applications, including education, faith, corporate and museums. Not surprisingly, …

Vertical microLEDs Developed in Korea

by Bob Raikes

A team from Kaist in Korea has developed microLEDs and a transfer mechanism for the chips that can transfer a 50 x 50 array of LEDs. The LEDs are then interconnected using anisotropic conductive …

Micro LEDs Getting Funding, but IP Situation is Messy

by Chris Chinnock

Several micro LED companies received funding recently, an encouraging sign of the continuing interest in this segment. But in a new report from Yole looking at the patent situation, the authors warn that things …

Tags:MicroLED| Patents| Samsung| Vol 25 - Issue 06

Yole Looks at MicroLED Patent Developments

by Bob Raikes

Yole Développement was at CES and looked at developments in microLED. The show highlighted the increasing interest in LED and the firm emphasised the developments from Samsung and Lumens (Lumens Idea of MicroLED is …

Tags:Market Data| MicroLED| Patents| Vol 25 - Issue 05

Aledia Closes Round C Funding

by Norbert Hildebrand

We have reported before on Aledia, the French developer of LED displays, in “Aledia Uses Nanowires for MicroLEDs” and “IC06 Aledia Wants to Disrupt Displays” last year. The nanowire-based technology is promising higher brightness …

Jasper Display Optimistic About MicroLED Potential

by Bob Raikes

One of the most intriguing meetings that we had at CES was in the Westgate Hotel suite with Jasper Display of Taiwan. It was the first time that this reporter has met with the …

Competition is Good for Consumers in TV at CES

by Bob Raikes

Because of its position in the calendar, the CES show in Las Vegas is always the most important for TV technology. While IFA is also an interesting show, at that show in September, the …

Samsung Points to 2018 TV Direction, but Short on Detail

by Chris Chinnock

Key Messages One of the key messages from the Samsung CES 2018 press conference was basically all in on AI and IoT. H.S. Kim explained that there are three elements of Samsung’s IoT strategy. …

Lumens Idea of MicroLED is not Really MicroLED

by Chris Chinnock

Lumens is a Korean-based LED maker that was at CES to showcase their “microLED Display.” Their definition of a microLED is a bit different from Plessey’s, however (Plessey Shows GaN on Silicon Microdisplay). Lumens …

Tags:CES 2018 TV| Digital Signage| Large Display Monitor| MicroLED| Vol 25 - Issue 02

Plessey Shows GaN on Silicon Microdisplay

by Chris Chinnock

We met with Plessey Semiconductor to learn more about what the company is doing in the microLED arena. Their announcement that the company was “launching the first monolithic microLED display” sparked a meeting. What …

Tags:CES 2018| Head Up Displays HUDs| MicroLED| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 02

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Nanosys Evolving QD Architectures

by Bob Raikes

Nanosys was ensconced in a suite in the LVH where it was talking to its customers, potential users and some analysts. The company is seeing quantum dot technology continue to roll out in the …