Vol 23 – Issue 44 – Page 8

Nanolumens Wins Military Contract for LED

by Bob Raikes

Nanolumens said that it has won a deal to front installation contract for a 1.25mm LED display for a US military command and control centre. The display will have resolution of 1920 x 1080 …

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Grand View Forecasts Digital Signage

by Bob Raikes

A company called Grand View Research has said that it expects the global digital signage market is expected to reach more than $29 billion by 2024. Retail and health care will be the key …

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Humax Media Player Launched

by Bob Raikes

Humax has a new H3 Espresso Smart Media Player, an in-home streaming device for services like Netflix, YouTube and TVPlayer. The box supports Netflix, YouTube and TVPlayer and is designed to work alongside Humax …

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Why Case Studies Fail in the Education Market

by Len Scrogan

A recently published research report, “3D in Education: South-east London Trial”, by Professor Anne Bamford of University of the Arts-London provides us with some insightful action research findings relative to 3D in education, notions …

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BBC to offer UHD via iPlayer

by Bob Raikes

Advanced Television reported that the BBC said at the recent Mipcom event in Cannes that it is expanding the range of titles that it is creating with HDR and UltraHD now that there is …

8K To Get Real in 2019, Says IHS

by Bob Raikes

We saw some data from IHS Markit quoted in a story from Asia about 8K development, so we checked on the latest estimates. The company told us that the current expectation is that this …

Tags:4k| IHS Markit| Large Display Monitor| Super Hi-Vision (8K)| Vol 23 - Issue 44

New Battery has Promise

by Tom Allen

In the same week as Tesla and Panasonic open the Gigafactory – a massive plant in Nevada producing lithium-ion batteries – it is ironic that MIT published a paper on battery evolution, which could …

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