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MiniLED Automotive Panels Grow 1.3 Times in First Half of 2023

by Emory Kale

The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX concept car contains a 47-inch 8K pillar-to-pillar display.

Tags:Automotive| MiniLED| showcase

NextGen TV Has Advocacy but Lacks Cool

by Omid Rahmat

ATSC 3.0 falls between two stools: neither a framework for better applications built around broadcast content nor an ubiquitous use technology for receiving broadcasts.

Tags:ATSC 3.0| NAB| NextGen TV| showcase

The Need for a Standardized Color Calibrator for All Consumers

by Omid Rahmat

Wider color gamuts are good but without something to engage users to explore the experience, it seems like an insiders’ game.

Follow Qualcomm to Follow the Money in AR/VR

by Omid Rahmat

The Alt-Reality industry should thank their lucky stars that Meta is spending so much money on one man’s dream to get into everyone’s heads.

UHD Broadcasting: The Future-Proofing Challenge

by Emory Kale

The highest quality recording is essential to the archiving and future-proofing of content.

Tags:Broadcast| HD| HDR| showcase| UHD

No Rebound for Global PC Monitor Market Until 2025

by Shawnee Blackwood

There’s been a discernible transition from a market that was majorly driven by commercial sales to one where consumer preferences play a more dominant role.

Innolux Researchers Develop LCD-Based Light Field Display for VR Comfort

by Emory Kale

Researchers have been trying various methods to improve the quality and performance of near-eye displays. One of the promising techniques they’ve looked into involves using light field (LF) displays, which can offer a more realistic and immersive visual experience.

Chinese Companies Dominate the Automotive Display Market in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

Chinese companies have both the capacity and the cost structure to continue to dominate the automotive display market.

Beat Competitors With Products as Positioning Statements

by Omid Rahmat

Samsung gets beaten to the punch and that may be all an LG product has to do to be productive.

The Great Need for Disruption in the Display Industry

by Omid Rahmat

In time, every display could potentially be a MicroLED, echoing the same vision once held for LCDs.

Tags:MicroLED| Mojo Vision| showcase

Achieving Ultra-Low 1.47 Volt Turn-on for Blue OLED

by Emory Kale

Traditional blue OLEDs usually need about 4 volts to achieve a luminance level of 100 cd/m2, which exceeds the ideal voltage of 3.7 volts used by lithium-ion batteries in most smartphones.

Tags:blue OLED| research| showcase

BOE Will Rule Flexible OLED Displays This Year

by Emory Kale

China’s OLED manufacturing capacity and its domestic market are weighing heavily on Korean minds.