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Outfront Expands Transport Presence

by Tom Allen

Outfront Media is working with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to roll out new digital screens and campaigns to eight Metrorail stations in New York City. Each of the 72″ LG-MRI displays …

AMD Has Big Plans for UltraHD

by Tom Allen

During its E3 press conference, AMD showed a new Radeon R9 GPU called ‘Fury X’, with the highest memory bandwidth of any GPU, ever: 60% more than GDDR5, as well as a 4,096-bit memory …

Dell Adds TD Azlan Austria

by Helen Vince

Dell and Tech Data’s pan-European distribution partnership has been extended and now includes Austria. TD Azlan will now distribute the full Dell Enterprise portfolio in Austria.

Bangor University Chooses Bright Epson Projector

by Tom Allen

The hall’s Grade-1 Listed status limited installation optionsEpson’s EB-Z10000 LCD projector has been installed in a lecture hall at Bangor University, in Wales. The 10,000-lumen unit is 30m from the projection screen, in a …

Tablet Joins EE’s Harrier Smartphones

by Tom Allen

EE has a new tablet in the Harrier line, joining the products under the same brand released in April (EE Has Own-Brand Products – From BenQ). Available for both consumers and businesses, the Harrier …

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Mexico to Acquire 4 Million More DTT Receivers

by Tom Allen

Four million more DTT receivers must be acquired by Mexico’s Secretary of Communications, to achieve its target of 10 million receivers distributed to eligible households this year. 2.8 million were sent out in April …

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Inventec Predicts Falling Annual Sales

by Helen Vince

Inventec has warned that its annual revenue might decline this year from last year’s NT$435.6 billion ($13.9 billion). The company said it expects to maintain its annual shipment target of 100 million units, but …

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JDI Looks to Premium Panels

by Tom Allen

Japan Display aims to hold a market share between 30% and 40% in high-end smartphone panels by 2020. The news comes from JDI COO Shuji Aruga, quoted by Taiwanese media. JDI also intends to …

Wearables Set for 150% Jump

by Tom Allen

Sources in the Taiwanese supply chain have said that wearable shipments are expected to rise to 45-50 million units this year, up between 125% and 150% from the 20 million units in 2014. The …

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NEC Lights Up CineEurope 2015

by Tom Allen

Professional displays, laser projectors and LED video walls will be shown by NEC Display Solutions at CineEurope (23rd-25th June, Barcelona). The company will demonstrate its NC1201L and NC3540LS laser projectors; a 98″ UltraHD display …

LG Adds 4k and Mobile to Hospitality TVs

by Tom Allen

LG has announced two new lines of hospitality TVs in the USA, without revealing much information about them! Both of the ranges feature LG’s Pro:Idiom DRM system; Pro:Centric interactive TV platform; and embedded b-LAN. …

Technavio Releases TFT and OLED Research

by Tom Allen

Technavio has published two new (paid) reports related to the display market. The first report deals with the TFT LCD display market. Technavio forecasts a 3.62% CAGR between 2014 and 2019. Access it at …

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