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EC to Ban Cadmium from TVs and Displays

by Isaac Oburu

The European Commission has decided to ban cadmium from TVs and displays in Europe from October 2019 as part of the RoHS Directive and consequent regulations. Cadmium will also be banned in lighting, although …

Samsung TVs and Quantum Dots

by Bob Raikes

We struggled to find a front page story this week for LDM, although we probably had too many for MDM. However, we managed to find something! While the switch to OLED is gathering momentum …

Apple Applies for Patent with New Display Structure

by Norbert Hildebrand

With US patent application 20170221969, Apple describes a new hybrid display structure. The patent application is titled “Quantum dot LED and OLED integration for high efficiency displays” and describes very well what the company …

Nanoco Wins First Order for CFQDs for Displays

by Bob Raikes

Nanoco reported that it has received its first commercial order from Wah Hong Industrial Corporation (“Wah Hong”), said to be one of the world’s largest manufacturers of optical films and sheets for the display …

Tags:Desktop Monitors| Large Display Monitor| Quantum Dots| TVs (TV Sets)| Vol 24 - Issue 25

Samsung Shows Monster Monitor .. and LED.. and QLED

by Bob Raikes

Samsung had a closed booth and was offering tours. We went around with a group from Ingram Micro. We started with a quick look at the QLED LCD monitors that were shown at ISE. …

3M to Retire QDEF

by Ken Werner

3M had a lot to show and talk about in its booth at SID Display Week last month. But 3M’s industry-changing quantum-dot enhancement film (QDEF) was noticeably absent both from the booth and from …

Tags:3M (MMM)| Nanosys| Quantum Dots| Vol 24 - Issue 23

KN1 Press Breakfast and Keynotes – AUO Promotes LCD

by Bob Raikes

Our week at the SID exhibition, after the press conference, started with the annual SID Press breakfast when Sri Peruvembra, who looks after marketing for the SID, gave an update. One of the topics …

Nanoco and Kyulux to Develop and Market Their Technologies Collaboratively

by Ken Werner

During Display Week, British quantum-dot (QD) developer Nanoco and German Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF) developer Kyulux announced a collaboration and joint development agreement. The announcement called each of the partners a “world leader” …

BC19 Nanosys Enjoying QD Success – Moving to Next Steps

by Bob Raikes

We have reported talks by Jason Hartlove, CEO of Nanosys, many times. He, of course talked about Quantum Dots. Nanosys makes quantum dot materials and can make high efficiency materials that are tunable to …

BC18 Merck Describes its Business

by Bob Raikes

Dr Mark Verrall is the global head of R&D for liquid crystals for Merck, the leading supplier of LC materials, globally, although he works for the US subsidiary, which doesn’t use the Merck name …

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 …

Vol 24 #22 Product Roundup

by Bob Raikes

The Maeil Business News reported that Samsung plans to launch TVs above 80″ as it competes against LG’s OLED technology with its QD-based LCD TVs which are available up to 77″. The company has …