Vol 22 - Issue 28

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RTBf Goes 100% Eizo

by Tom Allen

Belgium’s national broadcaster for the French-speaking community, RTBf, uses several Eizo touch screens in its studios. New screens were installed recently in a round of modernisation. Eizo’s 17″ Flexscan T1781, combined with the 23″ …

Tags:Back Panel| Belgium| Broadcasters| Eizo| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Intel’s Refresh Drives Axiomtek Player

by Tom Allen

OPS883 is Axiomtek’s newest digital signage player, supporting UltraHD resolution and dual displays. It is based on Intel’s 22nm ‘Haswell Refresh’ chips. The OPS architecture means that the player can be slotted into the …

Tags:Intel| Large Display Monitor| Media Players| OPS| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Eyevis is Well Ahead in IBC Preparations

by Tom Allen

Eyevis has announced its plans for IBC 2015 (11th – 15th September), in Amsterdam. The company, on stand 9.B24, will showcase many of its display products. These will include a new slim (422mm-thick) rear-projection …

Tags:Back Panel| Events| Eyevis| Large Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Photographer Snaps Apple Watch Close-Up

by Tom Allen

Scientist and photographer Bryan Jones has put the Apple Watch’s display under the microscope. Of course, the sub-pixel arrangement looks very different to that of the LCD-based iPhone; the blue sub-pixels are much larger …

Tags:Apple Watch (iWatch)| Mobile Display Monitor| pixels| Vol 22 - Issue 28

White Box Phablets in First-Ever Decline

by Tom Allen

According to Etmag, Chinese vendors’ white-box phablet shipments suffered their first-ever YoY decline (-15%) in Q2’15. Poor market conditions and growing branded phablet shipments contributed to the fall. Sales of white-box units have been …

Tags:China| Emerging Markets| Mobile Display Monitor| phablets| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Android Gaining Popularity in Embedded Applications

by Tom Allen

VIA Technologies has conducted a worldwide survey on the uses of Android as an embedded platform. 93% of the roughly 250 respondents were already or were considering its use, with the majority (28%) looking …

Tags:Android| Digital Signage| Digital Signage Software| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Regulatory Trend: US States Adopting Lighting Standards for Digital Billboards

by Norbert Hildebrand

According to Digital Signage Today, several states in the US have recently adopted standards for controlling the set up and operation of digital signage boards along highways. As an example, they quote the recent …

Tags:Digital Signage| Health and Safety| Large Display Monitor| USA| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Henkel Leads Series C Investment in Vitriflex

by Helen Vince

The Electronics Group of Henkel has made an additional investment in ultra-barrier film technology innovator, Vitriflex. Henkel made its first equity investment and signed a joint development agreement with Vitriflex in May 2014 and …

Tags:Encapsulation| Investment| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 28

CSOT On Track for Q1’17 Production

by Tom Allen

Image credit: OLED-InfoIt has been reported that construction of CSOT’s upcoming G6 LTPS fab in Wuhan, China, is ahead of schedule. Mass production will begin in Q1’17, and the facility will produce small- and …

Tags:China| CSOT| Large Display Monitor| LCD Fabs| LTPS TFT| Mobile Display Monitor| Supply Chain| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Rumour: LGD Aims at 12 Million 4k OLED TVs by 2020

by Tom Allen

ET News, from Korea, has posted a chart that it claims shows LG Display’s own UltraHD OLED TV production forecast.

Tags:Large Display Monitor| LG Displays (LGD)| OLED TVs| Production| Supply Chain| UltraHD| Vol 22 - Issue 28

Sony Has No Plans to Sell Mobile Unit

by Helen Vince

The CEO of Sony’s mobile business, Hiroki Totoki, has said in an interview that the company “will never” quit the mobile market and remains committed to manufacturing mobile devices. Totoki told Arabian Business that …

Tags:Mobile Display Monitor| sony| Vol 22 - Issue 28

BBC Micro Returns to UK Schools

by Tom Allen

The BBC, working with ARM, Microsoft and Samsung, has finalised the design of a tiny computer, which will be supplied – for free – to every Year 7 schoolchild (11 year-olds) in the UK …

Tags:Arm| Back Panel| BBC| Education| Microsoft| Mobile Display Monitor| Samsung| UK (United Kingdom)| Vol 22 - Issue 28