Volume 21

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Source: Osterhout Design Group

ODG Announces R-6 and R-7 Smartglasses

by Norbert Hildebrand Don't Use

Augmented Reality – The Osterhout Design Group (ODG) was in the news some time ago for selling augmented reality related IP to Microsoft. Whoever thought that this was a way for ODG to get …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 38| Volume 21

Successful Mobile Ad Design Depends on GDP – Says Todacell

by Norbert Hildebrand Don't Use

Mobile Displays – Todacell is an international advertising network with offices in the US, Europe and Israel. The company found that there were some inconsistencies in advertising response which they could not explain -what worked …

Tags:Advertising| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Smartphones| Vol 21 - Issue 38| Volume 21| Wide Colour Gamut (WCG)

Trumbull’s MAGI Cinema Solution Discussed at TIFF and IBC

by Chris Chinnock Don't Use

Digital Cinema – Back in early May, I wrote an article about the first public debut of Doug Trumbull’s new cinema capture solution call MAGI (First Screening of 4K 3D 120 fps Content Coming …

Tags:3D Acquisition| HFR - High Frame Rate| Large Display Monitor| Laser Projectors| Opinion| Vol 21 - Issue 37| Volume 21

CFGC Boosts Digital Fleet With Christie Purchase

by Super User

200 of Christie’s CP2220 have been purchased by the China Film Group Corporation (CFGC), a state-run film organisation. The projectors will be installed in CFGC’s cinema chain around the country. The purchase boosts the …

Tags:Back Panel| China| Christie| Cinema Projection| Large Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21

PCA France Signs Lenovo

by Super User

PCA France has been named as official distributor for a selection of notebooks from Lenovo.

Tags:Distributors| Large Display Monitor| Lenovo| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21

Kobo Fends Off Dust and Water in Aura H2O

by Super User

The ‘world’s first’ waterproof eReader has been introduced by Kobo. The Aura H2O uses a 6.8″ Carta E Ink screen (an upgrade from the Aura HD’s (Display Monitor Vol 20 No 16) Pearl technology) …

Tags:EPD (Electrophoretic)| eReaders| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21

Apple to Replace Sub-Par iPhone Batteries

by Super User

A number of iPhone 5 smartphones have been found to have underperforming batteries. These units, sold between September 2012 and January 2013, have a shorter battery life than intended. Customers in Europe, the USA …

Tags:Batteries| iPhone| Large Display Monitor| Smartphones| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21

Looping, Streaming and Playout Promoted at IBC

by Super User

The SceneGate 8073 is an entry-level OTT and IPTV set-top box (STB) from Albis (hall 14, stand C04 and C15). The 85 x 85 x 35mm box supports 1920 x 1080 content and functions …

Tags:HEVC (H.265)| Large Display Monitor| STBs| UltraHD (4KTV)| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21

Samsung Keeps Professional Monitor Supply Tight

by Super User

We saw Samsung’s UD970 LCD monitor at CES, and again at InfoComm (Display Monitor Vol 21 Nos 3 & 25). Now, the company has released the 31.5″ UltraHD model to the European market. Designed …

Tags:Colour Critical Monitors| Large Display Monitor| Samsung| UltraHD| Vol 21 - Issue 34| Volume 21

IFA Says Consumers Willing to Buy

by Super User

IFA kicks off with a press event (although to try to get them all in, several are held before this one!). The format is much the same each year, so we’ve cut our report …

Tags:IFA 2014| Large Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 35| Volume 21

ITRI Lowers Touch Production Costs

by Super User

The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) showcased a new metal mesh production technology at Touch Taiwan last month. The technology is said to feature a ‘one-step’ roll-to-roll method, which can apparently lower production costs …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Metal Mesh| Roll to Roll (R2R)| Touch Taiwan 2014| Vol 21 - Issue 35| Volume 21

Freesync Monitors Will Cost $100 Less Than G-Sync

by Super User

AMD has told PCR that its upcoming Freesync (Display Monitor Vol 21 No 4) gaming monitors will be between $80 and $100 cheaper than models with Nvidia’s G-Sync technology. Both aim to eliminate screen …

Tags:AMD| Desktop Monitors| Game Playing| Large Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 35| Volume 21