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Flexible OLED Fuels Chinese Manufacturers’ Ambitions Against Korean Giants

by Omid Rahmat

Flexible and foldable displays are surging, but at what cost?

A Single Layer OLED is Under Development

by Arthur Berman

One obvious advantage of this new approach is that it is a much simpler design than current, commercially available OLED devices that use multilayer stacks.

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Why Buy a TV When It Could Be Free

by Omid Rahmat

Buying a TV is becoming a subscription service.

LCD TVs “WILL” Continue to Improve

by Bob Raikes

The future for LCD panel production is going to be based on exploiting the factories that have already been built (or are in the process of being built) that are optimized for either VA or IPS/FFS.

A New Twist on Optical Film Could Lead to Brighter Displays

by Emory Kale

This research has interesting implications for how layered media interact with light and could lead to brighter, more colorful displays.

Tags:LCD| optical film| research| showcase

Revolutionizing Display Technology: Unveiling TCL CSOT’s Game-Changing Flexible IJP OLED

by Emory Kale

At Display Week 2023, TCL CSOT managed to get its wow factor by showcasing a groundbreaking 65-inch 8K flexible OLED display, manufactured using IGZO TFT backplane and ultra-precision inkjet printing technology , TCL CSOT was …

What I Thought I Knew About Apple’s AR Product

by Jon Peddie

When a child asks a question, if you don’t answer it, or answer it satisfactorily, the child will make up their own answer, this is where all the conspiracy theories come from, children.

Scioteq’s Monster Certifiable Display Computer Opens the Glass Cockpit to Inspection

by Omid Rahmat

From Scioteq’s cockpit computer the author finds his way to the trend towards more digital displays in planes and how it is fueling some astonishing market growth.

AWE 2023 brings back crowds and XR market

XR Industry Takes Off at AWE 2023: Apple’s Impact, Revolutionary Technologies, and Gaming Innovations Shine

by Ted Pollak

Having attended my first AWE around 15 years ago, I stopped going after several of them because nothing seemed to change. It was always the same companies with slightly improved AR/VR/XR headsets, usually made …