Vol 24 – Issue 47 – Page 2

BOE to Start G10.5 Fab Early 2018

by Bob Raikes

ET News of Korea has published an interesting summary of the current expectations for Chinese LCD fabs, based on data from IHS Markit, triggered by the movement of the timing of the BOE G10.5 …

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German Antitrust Office Looks at SmartTV Data Use

by Bob Raikes

The German Bundeskartellamt (Federal Cartel Authority) is conducting an enquiry on the use of user data by smart TV makers and service suppliers. The first step will be an enquiry that will be sent …

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Ströer Completes UAM Media Group Acquisition

by Bob Raikes

Ströer has completed the acquisition of UAM Media Group (Ströer Gets Green Light to Acquire UAM Media Group). The company has said that it expects a boost in revenues of around €40 million following …

globellColorSuite Can Calibrate from a Distance

by Bob Raikes

globellColor of Koblenz, Germany has developed colour calibration hardware and has now extended the scope of its technology to support a range of Eizo ColorEdge displays.The monitors have been supported with the collaboration of …

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DisplayMate OLED TV Shoot Out

by Bob Raikes

Dr. Ray Soneira of DisplayMate Technologies has performed a test of one of the latest 2017 LG OLED TV range, the Model 65E7 and has praised it as ‘visually indistinguishable from perfect’ and could …

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Amazing Video of Lightning

by Bob Raikes

It has little to do with displays, but we assume that readers of a Display newsletter must be, at least a little, interested in great images. We recently saw an amazing Vimeo video of …

Deep Image Prior Fixes Image Quality

by Bob Raikes

Deep Image Prior is an interesting technology for improving resolution and fixing images that have been damaged, for example, by having text superimposed, high levels of noise or corrupted. The technique uses neural networks, …

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Sigmaintell Expects Small Penetration for OLED in Automotive

by Bob Raikes

Sigmaintell of China predicted that AMOLED will win just 1.5% of the automotive display market on a volume basis by 2020. The company highlighted the challenges for OLEDs in meeting the high temperature and …

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OTT TV Revenues to Surge – $120 billion by 2022

by Bob Raikes

New data from Juniper Research has found that SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand) services, provided by companies like Netflix and Amazon, will drive a surge in OTT revenues to reach $120 billion in 2022, …

Peerless Mounts Used at Samsung Euro HQ

by Bob Raikes

Peerless-AV announced that Samsung Electronics Europe has installed its Universal LED Mounting System to support a range of flat panel wall, video wall and special mounting solutions in its newly refurbished European Headquarters showroom …

Hisense Adopts Eurofins UltraHD Logo

by Bob Raikes

Eurofins Digital Testing said that Hisense has committed to Eurofins’ 4K HDR Ultra HD logo technical requirements in its products and joins LG and MStar in supporting the logo. Eurofins claims that it’s logo …

Epson Adds L/P 3LCD Installation Projectors

by Bob Raikes

Epson is now shipping its seven new Pro L-Series laser 3LCD large venue projectors and the ELPLX02 ultra short-throw lens. The units are intended for large venues including rental and staging events, lecture halls, …

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