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Automotive Display Panel Market Continues to Grow

by Emory Kale

China’s panel manufacturers have demonstrated remarkable competitiveness, surpassing half the global market share.

Sony Defines a New Category of Premium Displays With Backlighting Solution

by Omid Rahmat

The new technology, which represents an evolution of Sony’s two-decade-old Triluminos display technology, takes a fundamentally different approach to LCD backlighting.

What Does 15,000 MiniLEDs Look Like?

by Peter Palomaki

We have all heard the marketing around MiniLED displays and Full Array Local Dimming (FALD). But what does this really look like inside a TV?

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Tariff Turmoil for TV Market

by Omid Rahmat

Best Buy has expressed concerns about the potential impact of newly imposed tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.

Global TV Market Sees Strong Quarter, Driven by Supersized LCD Demand and OLED Growth

by Shawnee Blackwood

Overall, TV shipments totaled 61.5 million units globally in 4Q24, a 5.8% uptick compared to the previous year.

Samsung Defines Micro LED However It Wants

by Shawnee Blackwood

Size matters and apparently MicroLEDs are not micro LEDs.

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BOE Moves the Dial on MiniLED Production Capability

by Emory Kale

Ever larger MiniLED TVs are the one bright spot of growth in the market.

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TCL’s Global Conundrum

by Omid Rahmat

The real challenge isn’t just surviving potential geopolitical threats – it’s staying competitive while doing so.

Panasonic TVs Going Big, Again

by Emory Kale

Everything old is new again.

BOE Doubles Down at CES 2025

by Emory Kale

What threat of tariffs?

Tags:Automotives| BOE| CES 2025| Gaming| LCD| MicroLED| MiniLED

TCL Unveils New TVs and Nxtscreen at CES 2025

by Emory Kale

One of the few companies to unveil new TVs that are instantly available for purchase online.

Samsung Unveiling a Cornucopia of Display Technologies at CES 2025

by Emory Kale

Among the anticipated highlights will be the debut of an 18.1-inch foldable OLED panel, the largest of its kind.