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LG Puts Mobile SoC to Work

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A new mobile SoC has been developed by LG Electronics and is already being used in a smartphone. The ‘Nuclun’ CPU has been installed in the LG G3 Screen, a Korea-exclusive handset. Built with …

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Samsung Refresh Surfaces Online

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A ‘new’ Samsung mobile device has been spotted online. The tablet is a refresh of the Galaxy Note 10.1, with references to a 2015 edition spotted on Samsung’s own website. Aside from the mention …

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Canon Shows ACES On-Set Workflow

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Canon was exhibiting at the SMPTE Fall Conference where it was highlighting its ACES (Academy Color Encoding System) workflow for 4K content. This was partly used to highlight the capabilities of its DP-V3010 4K …

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AOC Takes Action

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AOC has taken on Action Europe to distribute its LCD monitors in Germany.

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Dell Monitor Listing Causes Panel Confusion

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Information on Energy Star’s website indicates that Dell is developing a 25″ monitor with 2560 x 1440 resolution. The U2515H appeared in a filing on the website and apparently uses a TN panel. However, …

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Primeview Brings UltraHD to New Size

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Primeview has introduced a new size in UltraHD resolution displays: the 48.5″ PRV494KLED. While much information is still preliminary – including any release details – the company has confirmed that the screen will be …

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Innolux Result 23/10/2014

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Innolux Corporation reported a net profit for the third quarter of NT$7.3 billion ($239.9 million) on turnover of NT$113.1 billion ($3.7 billion), which compares with a net profit of NT$685 million ($22.5 million) on …

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Konica Forms Metal Mesh With New Inkjet Tech

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A transparent conductive film, which can be made using a new inkjet technology forming a metal mesh structure, has been developed by Konica Minolta. The company showed the film at Display Innovation 2014 in …

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Huawei Looks to Embedded Touch

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Embedded touch panel solutions are being investigated by Huawei, for smartphones to be released next year, say industry sources. Huawei currently uses embedded touch in its Ascend P7 smartphones; the sources indicated that it …

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Sharp Improves Memory LCD Power Savings

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Sharp has developed a new Memory LCD panel (Display Monitor Vol 17 No 26), consuming 0.1% of the power of current devices. Designed for wearables, the 1″ panel combines reflective LCD technology with LTPS …

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Colorfront Shows High Performance Solutions at SMPTE Conference

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Colorfront (Budapest, Hungary) provides some of the most powerful content creation and transcoding tools in the industry serving both cinema as well as TV production. At the SMPTE Fall Conference, we had a chance …

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AT Chosen by Eizo

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AT Computers has been named as an official distributor of Eizo products in the Czech Republic.

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