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BC15 Tamura Looks at LCD vs OLED

by Bob Raikes

Yoshio Tamura is from DSCC and said that the OLED supply demand could follow a similar path to the LCD business. However, he said, there are many challenges in engineering and patents. DSCC has …

BC14 Unipixel Bullish on Metal Mesh Touch

by Bob Raikes

Jalil Shaik is COO of UniPixel of the US and used to be with Atmel before that company’s touch business was acquired by UniPixel. He talked about UniPixel’s metal mesh technology which is used …

Exciting Times….

by Bob Raikes

This week is a bit shorter than some of our issues as we are beavering away to produce our SID report. We still have a lot to do, so it will be early next …

Kopin at SID and AWE

by Matthew Brennesholtz

While Kopin Corporation did not have an official presence at SID’s Display Week exhibition, I visited them in their suite at the nearby JW Marriott hotel where I was hosted by Greg Truman, Head …

ABI Forecasts Wearables in Enterprises

by Bob Raikes

ABI Research has looked at enterprise use of wearable devices such as smartwatches, smart glasses, and wearable scanners by surveying 455 US-based company in nine vertical markets. The company forecasts market growth of 39% …

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Epson Formally Increases Moverio Range

by Bob Raikes

At the recent AWE 2017, Epson formally announce two new Moverio family products. The Moverio BT-350 is based on the optics in the BT-300 platform, released last year, and has a new industrial design …

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Asus & Dell Update Windows Holographic Headsets

by Bob Raikes

At the Computex show, Microsoft showed a number of Windows ‘Mixed reality’ including updates from Asus and Dell. Microsoft is talking of the platform using the Microsoft Holographic brand. Asus (left) and Dell (right) …

WiGig VR Devices Expected in Q3

by Bob Raikes

WiGig chip maker, Peraso Technologies, has said that it expects to see wireless VR headsets using the technology by Q3 or Q4. The company also expects to see WiGig-enabled games consoles, gaming PCs and …

Asustek, HP and Lenovo Work With Qualcomm on Windows 10

by Bob Raikes

Further to our story a couple of weeks ago about the development of Windows 10 PCs based on the ARM architecture and using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, Asus, HP and Lenovo have been announced …

Display Week’s AR/VR Business Conference

by Matthew Brennesholtz

On Wednesday of AR/VR Week (excuse me, Display Week), the OLED Association and Veritas et Visus presented an AR/VR Conference as part of the SID Business track. There were about 22 speakers in four …

Worldwide Shipments of AR/VR Headsets Rise Q1 2017

by Alan Spencer

According to IDC, worldwide shipments of AR and VR headsets continued to rise with a total of 2.3 million units shipped in the first quarter of 2017. IDC is also forecasting triple-digit growth for …

Infocomm ‘Heads Up’

by Bob Raikes

The news for Infocomm has started and Socionext said that it plans to demonstrate a new chip, the SC2M50 or “M50” that will encode video using the HEVC codec in UltraHD with 60 fps …