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Bigger Screens, Bigger Market: Large-Area Display Sales Set to Surge in 2024

by Shawnee Blackwood

There is an expected surge in TV display shipments, which are projected to account for 77.1% of the total area shipped in 2024.

QDEL’s Moment in the Spotlight

by Omid Rahmat

Does QDEL have the legs to stay relevant until it is ready for prime time?

Tags:Nanosys| QDEL| Shoei Chemicals| showcase| TV Sets

Hisense Could Go All the Way in the Super Bowl

by Joseph Bryans

Sometimes the simplest approach is the best approach. And sometimes the underdog wins.

Vistar Poised for Breakthroughs in TFT MicroLED With 88-Inch P0.5 Display

by Emory Kale

TFT MicroLED uniquely merges MicroLED benefits like high brightness and efficiency with TFT backplanes’ scalability and cost efficiencies for driving modular designs.

Tags:Digital Signage| TFT MicroLED| TV Sets| Vistar

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.

Sony Throws Down Giant MiniLED Gauntlet

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

Roku Adds QLED and MiniLED Pro Series TVs to Lineup

by Shawnee Blackwood

The Roku Pro Series TVs are designed with a 4K QLED display and MiniLED technology.

Tags:MiniLED| QOLED| Roku| TV Sets

OLED TV is Kind of Meh

by Omid Rahmat

OLED TV shipments dropped from 7.5 million units last year to 5.7 million units in 2023.

TCL CSOT Hosts Display Technology Conference, Unveils New Products

by Emory Kale

Four new display products and an AI engine to run manufacturing among the highlights.

Global TV Shipments Fall in 2023

by Emory Kale

Hisense and TCL gained share thanks to low-cost export strategies and localized production.

Rtings’ Exhaustive and Exhausting TV Reviews Will Never End

by Emory Kale

Probably the only thing the display industry can agree on is that this is the biggest review of TVs ever done but what can we learn from the process?

LCD TVs Getting Bigger and Bigger

by Joseph Bryans

The average LCD TV shipped in September had a screen size of 52.1 inches diagonally, up from 49.8 inches in May. Just five years ago, the average screen size was 44 inches.

Tags:LCD| omdia| showcase| TV Sets