SID Display Week 2017 – Page 2

PixelDisplay: Old Wine in a New Bottle

by Ken Werner

PixelDisplay CTO, David Wyatt, is a passionate salesman, and he frequently gathered a small crowd around him as he discussed the introduction of his company’s Vivid Color light-source technology at his I-Zone booth at …

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Clearink Impresses Us Again

by Bob Raikes

Last year, we were very impressed with the reflective technology shown by ClearInk. The company has a technology that uses eletrophoretic particles to frustrate the reflection of rays impinging on the display surface. As …

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BOE Causes Analyst Overload!

by Bob Raikes

BOE has been making a bigger and bigger impact at each of the last several SID Display Weeks and this year it impressed even more. We started by looking at a flexible OLED concept …

AUO Highlights Notebooks, Gaming and Touch

by Bob Raikes

AUO had plenty to show at SID, but we were surprised that we were unable to get any information on the 1,000 cd/m² that the company has been working on for HDR monitors with …

Corning Cold Forms for Automotive & Shows Iris LGP for Monitors

by Bob Raikes

Corning held its customary press breakfast and booth tour at the show. We started by looking at the development that Corning has done with Pegatron (as the OEM) and AUO (as the panel supplier) …

Mitsubishi Extends Temperatures and Adds Transflective LCD

by Bob Raikes

Although we caught up with Mitsubishi at the Embedded World show in Nurnberg a couple of months ago, there were still new things to see at SID. The first display we looked at was …

SID 2017 Show Floor Round Up

by Bob Raikes

DNP of Japan was showing a new Louvre Array Film that is designed for automotive applications and that can block reflections on the windscreen of autos from displays in the car. The film can …

An Interview with Universal Display Corp.

by Ken Werner

On the Monday of Display Week, I sat down on a flight of stairs at the Los Angeles Convention Center for an interview with Janice DuFour (formerly Janice Mahon), VP of Tech Commercialization and …

Cynora Promises High-Efficiency Blue TADF OLED in 2017

by Ken Werner

Cynora CMO Andreas Haldi began his presentation at the SID/DSCC Business Conference by saying, “We are very happy that OLEDs are not still perfect.” As evidence of the “booming” market in OLEDs, he cited …

A Better On-Chip Red Phosphor from GE (and Samsung?)

by Ken Werner

In a Display Week booth, General Electric showed its RadiantRed TriGain red phosphor which is intended to be used within an LED package. The phosphor consists of Potassium Silicon Fluoride (PSF) doped with Mn4+, …

IC11 IMax Says Many Ways To Judge VR Progress

by Bob Raikes

The final speaker for the day at the Investor’s Conference was Amit Shalev, Head of VR Technology & Design at IMax Corp. She said she would talk about other ‘paths to success’ for VR. …

Next Gen Display Product Innovations: A Necessity For Survival

by Sweta Dash

Display panels and component suppliers pushed, stretched, folded, and expanded the limits of display features and performance, showcasing next gen products at DisplayWeek 2017. In general, technology prototypes take years to be commercialized. Some …

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