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A New 8K Monitor, but Only in China

by Bob Raikes

There was news last week of a new 8K monitor, the VG3281, from ViewSonic that is being sold for the moment just in China. It got me thinking about the development of monitors.

Envisics Secures $100 Million in Funding for Automotive HUD and AR Development

by Shawnee Blackwood

It is expected that the electric Cadillac Lyriq by General Motors will be the first automobile to showcase Envisics’ second-generation displays.

Tags:ARHUD| Automotive| Envisics| showcase

Transparent Displays, Photovoltaics, and the Multipurpose Window

by Emory Kale

New developments in energy-generating glass suggest a new paradigm for architecture and design, one in which a transparency is just a canvas for many more applications.

Tags:Perovskite| showcase| Transparent Displays| Transparent Semiconductors

Bet on TVs Down the Line

by Omid Rahmat

TVs are not TVs any more. They are so much more than that. They may even be slot machines if you have the stomach for it.

Tags:Connected TV| FAST| OTT| showcase| Smart TV

JBD Announces Prototype of Native Monolithic RGB MicroLED Platform

by Shawnee Blackwood

JBD plans to showcase the prototypes in 2024, with mass production scheduled for 2025.

Tags:Augmented Reality| JBD| MicroLED| showcase

How to Sell High Dynamic Range or Not

by Emory Kale

Is HDR a bit elitist?

TCL Announces First Nxtpaper Smartphones

by Shawnee Blackwood

The TCL 40 Nxtpaper boasts a 6.78” FHD+ Nxtpaper display, designed to offer a unique paper-like viewing experience.

Tags:Nxtpaper| showcase| smartphone| TCL

Korea’s Display Industry Faces Existential Crisis

by Omid Rahmat

The display industry is about to enter a new era where it is anybody’s game.

Is Apple Underpricing the Vision Pro?

by Omid Rahmat

Sony’s offering a familiar-looking microdisplay at prices that makes you wonder how much would they add to the cost of a headset.

Samsung’s Novaled Moves to Invalidate OLED Patents from Solus Advanced Materials

by Emory Kale

Solus has claimed to have an effective monopoly on the market for the electronic transport layer technology that enhances blue efficiency in OLED displays.

Tags:Novaled| OLED| Samsung| showcase| Solus Advanced Materials

Treat AR and VR Display Development Like Skunkworks Projects

by Omid Rahmat

Apple’s punking the competition and hoping they burn through all their money trying to dominate a spatial computing market that does not exist. That’s a good theory.

Sony Selling 4K OLED Microdisplays in Japan

by Emory Kale

Sony makes some sort of statement by announcing the availability of its Vision Pro microdisplays for sale in Japan this year.