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The Hardest Sell at SID Could Find Life at Infocomm

by Steve Sechrist

In what was undoubtedly the “hardest sell” at the recent SID Display Week, we found a resurrected Interferometric (Mirasol-like) single pixel prototype featuring a high bright color saturated, tunable pixel lit entirely by reflected …

Tags:display technology| MEMs Displays| Reflective Display| SID Display Week 2017| Vol 24 - Issue 23

JDI Reflective Display is For Digital Signage

by Matthew Brennesholtz

Tatsuya Yata and seven of his colleagues from Japan Display Inc. (JDI) presented a paper (74.2) titled “Development of a Novel Reflective Display System with Multi-primary Color for Digital Signage” on Friday morning of …

New Reflective Technology Could Triple the Resolution of LCDs

by Arthur Berman

A team of researchers at the University of Central Florida’s NanoScience Technology Center (Orlando, Florida) is developing a technology that could eventually triple the resolution of LCDs. A recent article on this research published …

JDI Innovates with LTPS, Flexible and OLED

by Bob Raikes

Visiting JDI at SID is always a challenge – there is always so much to see and so much of it is both innovative and genuinely interesting to specialist display geeks like us. We …

A New Full Color Reflective Display Based on Cholesteric Liquid Crystals

by Arthur Berman

A team of researchers headed by Dan Luo within the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Southern University of Science and Technology (Shenzhen, China) has developed improved Cholesteric Liquid Crystal (CLC) materials …

OrtusTech Moves to Low Power

by Bob Raikes

Ortustech, owned by Toppan and a company that has developed from the old Casio display business, usually shows some exotic high resolution displays at Electronica, but this year, as the market for the UltraHD …

Development of a Graphene Based IMOD

by Norbert Hildebrand

The University of Delft and Graphenea SA (a Spain-based graphene company) have published some research that outlines a new way of making an IMOD (interferometric modulator display) similar to the not so successful Mirasol …

Chalmers University Developing a Flexible, Full-Color E-Paper Display

by Arthur Berman

A new type of reflective e-paper material and display is under development by a team headed by Andreas Dahlin within the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology, (Göteborg, Sweden). …

Tags:Electrochromic Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| Reflective Display| Vol 23 - Issue 41

Etulipa Gets Deal with URT

by Bob Raikes

Etulipa, a start up in Eindhoven that is developing in large area electrowetting technology and founded by Hans Feil, previously of Liquavista, has said that it has made a deal with United Radiant Technology …

Tags:DOOH| Electrowetting| Large Display Monitor| Reflective Display| Vol 23 - Issue 40

What Will the Pixels of the Future Look Like? – Display Daily Exclusive!

by Isaac Oburu

UK-based advanced displays company Bodle Technologies Limited announced today it has achieved a key milestone for bringing its Solid State Reflective Display (SRD) technology to market. Bodle Technologies founder Harish Bhaskaran said: “We have …

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Bodle’s Reflective Prototypes are Bright and Colourful

by Tom Allen

There are many advantages to LCD displays – there is a reason it is the world’s dominant display technology. They are fast to refresh, with high resolutions and a slim stack (compared to legacy …

Tags:E Ink| LCD displays| Power Consumption| Reflective Display| Vol 23 - Issue 36

JDI Impresses with Low Power and High Resolution

by Bob Raikes

For many years, one of the consistent highlights of SID has been to visit Toshiba’s panel business, which then became TM Displays and, eventually, JDI. As usual, there was lots and lots to see …