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GL Vision Develops QD Film for LED Backlights

by Bob Raikes

GL Vision of Korea said that it has developed a new QDEF quantum dot film that has integrated water and oxygen barriers and based on its own QD manufacturing. The company sees applications in …

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3M to Outsource DBEF Production

by Bob Raikes

3M has done well over the years with its DBEF dual brightness enhancement film, which is a reflective polariser film that helps LCD makers to get more of the photons from a backlight to …

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5G To Arrive in 2019 Says Qualcomm

by Bob Raikes

At the recent Frankfurt motor show, Qualcomm CEO, Steven Mllenkopf has forecast that the US, Korea and Japan would start to launch 5G services in 2019, with China not too far behind. The firm’s …

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Apple Supply Delay Not Because of OLED Supply

by Bob Raikes

There have been lots of rumours recently about Apple and its smartphone plans and shipments. Apple is said to be in some trouble and while many commentators are suggesting that the problem is in …

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Visionect Recruits Sri Peruvemba to Board

by Bob Raikes

Sri Peruvemba who is a Board Director and Chair of Marketing for SID as well as having his own consultancy and working with companies such as Quirklogic (Quilla) and ClearInk Displays, has now joined …

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Gionee M7 Power Released in Thailand

by Bob Raikes

Gionee of China has announce the M7 Power in Thailand, as it moves out of its China base. The display has a 6″ IPS LCD display with 18:9 ratio and 1440 x 720 HD …

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Blu-ray Still Tops Streamers Yet Canal Digital to Launch Android TV as Google Loses Market Share

by Alan Spencer

According to data from TiVo, connected Blu-ray disc players connected to the Internet, still exceed Roku, Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV and Apple Devices, despite a second quarter decline of 3.3% in ownership of …

Analogix Has DP/USB Compatibility Checker

by Bob Raikes

Analogix has published an online matrix showing the features available and implemented in mobile devices that is intended to help with decisions about how to exploit connectivity via USB Type-C or Micro-USB.

Radiant Explains OLED Inconsistency

by Bob Raikes

Radiant Vision Systems has published a webinar and a powerpoint that has a lot of information about the process of correcting the inconsistencies in the performance of OLEDs, an issue that is raising its …

Update for Dish 4K Joey Allows Multi-Room Netflix in UHD

by Andrew Fenn

US pay TV provider Dish has enabled multi-room Ultra HD Netflix viewing with a new app for its 4K Joey client. The 4K Joey add-on allows Dish users to stream content from their main …

Nationstar Edges Its Way Into IHS LED Top 10

by Andrew Fenn

IHS Markit has updated its LED Supply & Demand Market Tracker, and it’s good news for Nationstar. After fighting for a spot throughout 2016 and early 2017, the Chinese company—which specialises in LED lighting …

Samsung to Switch to In-folding Devices

by Bob Raikes

Samsung Display has been showing design concepts of foldable phones and other devices for some years. Most of them had ‘fold in’ displays where the display surfaces are folded to face each other. However, …

Tags:Flexible Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| Samsung| Smartphones| Vol 24 - Issue 37