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Samsung Unveils 2024 QLED Lineup and Transparent MicroLED Display

by Shawnee Blackwood

AI and transparent MicroLEDs brighten up the company’s first day at the world’s largest consumer electronics expo.

by Shawnee Blackwood

A rebounding graphics card market could signal good times ahead for IT displays.

Tags:Desktop monitor| Graphics Cards| Market Data| showcase

by Emory Kale

Sony has lost a lot of its market presence over the years and this may just be a really good press junket, but the tech seems to be solid.

Tags:LCD| MiniLED| showcase| sony| TV Sets

by Omid Rahmat

It would have been nice to see more being done with webOS 2024.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| CES 2024| LG| OLED| showcase

by Emory Kale

Changing viewing habits, LCD prices, and uncertainty plague the natural boost of a major sporting event.

by Joseph Bryans

DSCC is reporting that OLED panel revenues are projected to experience a 9% YoY decline in 2023, settling at $37.6 billion.

Tags:DSCC| Market Data| OLED| showcase

by Omid Rahmat

It’s the user, their experiences, their interfaces, that’s what matters when you are making a smart TV. Everyone else is glitter.

Tags:Connected TV| showcase| Smart TV

by Shawnee Blackwood

LED pucks malfunction and a crack appears in the facade of Las Vegas’ shining beacon of display magnificence.

Tags:Digital Signage| LED| PLF (Premium Large Format) Cinema| showcase

by Joseph Bryans

Despite the inherent challenges, Perovsktie nanosheets hold promise for future application in a broad range of electronics.

Tags:nanotechnology| Perovskite| research| showcase

by Shawnee Blackwood

I am going to assume that both companies are going to do a better job at sticking to their resolutions for the year than I do.

Tags:LG| MicroLED| OLED| Samsung| showcase

by Omid Rahmat

BOE’s display leads the discussions on Oppo’s next gen smartphones.

Tags:BOE| Oppo| showcase| Smartphones

by Emory Kale

New investments in production capacity and factory openings keep the wheels of industry turning during the Christmas break.