Vol 24 – Issue 42 – Page 2

Digital Signage Week in New York

by Matthew Brennesholtz

Digital Signage Week in New York was like a trade show without a convention center – every company supplied its own venue. I managed to make it to four different companies’ locations during the …

Fujitsu Display Group Has Lots to Show

by Bob Raikes

The Fujitsu Display group had a good range of new technology and products on show at the event and is enjoying life at the moment. It has been getting the results from closer collaboration …

The digital workplace – a glimpse of the future!

by Bob Raikes

Fujitsu’s Jose Pinto Head of EMEIA Workplace Anywhere Offering Management started off a session called “The digital workplace – a glimpse of the future!” Where to start might be the question, Pinto said, but …

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How Real Can it Get? VR/AR and Mixed Reality

by Bob Raikes

One of the two ‘Breakout’ sessions that we attended was covering AR and VR applications. Natalie Walther, who heads up the Workstation group in FTS in Europe, made the introductions and started by saying …

Fujitsu Forum Focuses on Servers and Services

by Bob Raikes

Every year, Fujitsu Technology Solutions (FTS) holds a Fujitsu Forum event at the ICM in Munich, close to its European headquarters in Augsburg and we get along, with thousands of Fujitsu end users, partners …

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LDM Vol 24 #42 Round-up

by Bob Raikes

Epson in the USA is now shipping the BrightLink Pro 1470Ui, and BrightLink 710Ui claimed to be the world’s first laser interactive display solutions and the PowerLite 700U ultra short-throw 3LCD laser display. The …

LG-MRI Introduces the World’s First All-Glass InfiniteTouch Panel for Large Format LCDs

by Damir Lokas

LG-MRI in the US has announced new PCap touch technology that it claims sets a new benchmark for optical performance with transmissivity of 93.46%, 0.006% diffuse reflection, and 1.948% specular reflection. LG-MRI claims that …

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Hannstar Benefits from Higher Shipments

by Yvette Raikes

HannStar Display Corporation recorded Q3 net profits of NT$2.17 billion ($71.8 million), down from NT$2.35 billion ($78.0 million) a year ago, on turnover which slipped to NT$6.66 billion ($220.7 million) from NT$6.96 billion ($230.8 …

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S[quadrat] Has Three New LED Display Series

by Bob Raikes

S[quadrat] GmbH l is launching three new product series of LED displays. The three are a transparent SIC series, a slim series that is just 3cm deep and a a Poster series that are …

MicroVision Sees Higher Q3 Revenue

by Yvette Raikes

MicroVision Inc., which makes ultra-miniature projection display and sensing technology, posted Q3 net losses of $5.2 million, up from losses of $4.1 million a year ago, on revenue of $6.1 million, up 52% from …

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Eizo Goes to UltraHD for Endoscopy

by Bob Raikes

Eizo has added to its range of surgical and endoscopy monitors with the CuratOR EX3140, the first monitor in that series that supports UltraHD. The 31.1″ monitor has an IPS panel with wide colour …

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iPhone X to Launch in 14 More Countries

by Andrew Fenn

The iPhone X will be sold in Israel from November 23rd, and in Albania, Bosnia, Cambodia, Kosovo, Macau, Macedonia, Malaysia, Montenegro, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand and Turkey from November 24th. The new …

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