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Dolby, Philips show off glasses-free 3D HD displays

, Apr 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

Dolby and Philips have partnered to create a new 3D HD format and suite of technologies called Dolby 3D, which they unveiled at the NAB 2012 show in Las Vegas this week. The Dolby 3D format enables glasses-free 3D HD viewing for displays of any size, which allows 3D HD content to be delivered to any device, from HDTVs to tablets and smartphones. Read The Full Story

Brother AiRScouter wearable displays launching June 15

, Apr 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

The augmented reality floodgates have broken, and next up is Brother with its AiRScouter WD-100G/WD-100A headsets finally hitting the market come June 15. Announced back in 2010, the headsets - one for glasses-wearers, the other for everyone else - may not be as sleek as Google's Project Glass prototypes, but they do have the advantage of actually working, projecting an SVGA 800 x 600 picture into your left or right eye. Read The Full Story

Canon unveils 4K lineup, DSLRs, lenses, and display

, Apr 16th 2012 Discuss [1]

Canon has unveiled a new product lineup that boasts super high-definition 4K technology. The new equipment includes the EOS-1D C Digital SLR camera along with four EF Cinema zoom lenses, two Cinema EOS cameras, and an advanced display to round out Canon's 4K imaging solutions designed for professional photography, video, and motion picture cinematography. Read The Full Story

Sharp’s new 32-inch screens possibly for Apple iTV

, Apr 13th 2012 Discuss [4]

Sharp announced today that it began production of 32-inch HI-DPI LCD panels last month at its Kameyama Plant No. 2, which has long been manufacturing advanced LCDs for TVs. These pixel-dense high-performance displays are the world's first to incorporate IGZO oxide semiconductors and could be used for Apple's much rumored iTV, if perhaps over-enthusiastic analysts are to be believed. Read The Full Story

Intel VP confirms Retina support in Ivy Bridge

, Apr 12th 2012 Discuss [3]

During the Intel Developer Forum yesterday, the company predicted that pixel-dense displays will become mainstream by 2013 in devices ranging from smartphones to desktop computers. Intel's VP and GM of the PC Client Group Kirk Skaugen also revealed that upcoming Ivy Bridge chips are built for Retina display computers, pretty much confirming rumors that next-gen Macs will indeed feature the high-resolution screen. Read The Full Story

NYC phone booths to be replaced by smart screens

, Apr 9th 2012 Discuss [9]

New York City will soon be retrofitting its phone booths into "smart screen" stations. The pilot program will start by replacing 250 public pay phones with 32-inch touchscreens that are connected to the internet. The aim is to eventually replace all 12,800 of the city's phone booths once the franchise contracts for the pay phones with the city expire in October 2014. Read The Full Story

Samsung YOUM flexible AMOLED brand revealed

, Apr 7th 2012 Discuss [4]

Samsung has officially launched its YOUM brand for flexible AMOLED displays, ahead of the bendable panels showing up in commercial hardware later this year. Registered as a trademark - complete with a bendy YOUM logo - in mid-March, and detailed on the new Samsung Mobile Display site, YOUM promises to be thinner and lighter than traditional AMOLED and LCD-TFT screens, as well as being "unbreakable." Read The Full Story

Philips ErgoSensor Monitor scolds you for slouching

, Apr 6th 2012 Discuss [6]

Philips has launched a new display that tracks user-attention and can make posture suggestions - or even turn off completely - if the observer isn't ergonomically ideal. The ErgoSensor Monitor is a 24-inch 1920 x 1080 LCD with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and integrated stereo speakers, but it's the ErgoSense system itself that's most interesting. It relies on an embedded sensor to give optimal viewing distance, ergonomic neck angle and a time break advice. Read The Full Story

Stolen Samsung AMOLED tech leads to 11 arrests

, Apr 6th 2012 Discuss [5]

When it comes to AMOLED screens, Samsung is the heavyweight in the industry. That fact is thanks in large part to the larger production capacity Samsung has. Those Samsung AMOLED panels have led to the arrest of 11 people either currently or previously employed by Samsung. These 11 people allegedly stole Samsung AMOLED technology. Read The Full Story

Air Display Retina upgrade turns new iPad into high-res second screen

, Apr 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Air Display for iPad has received a much-anticipated Retina Display upgrade, turning the new iPad into a 2048 x 1536 second screen for your PC or Mac. Available since the first-gen iPad, the app turns the slate into a wireless display and allows users to extend their desktop across it, though you'll need to make some tweaks to OS X settings first. Read The Full Story

Samsung Display officially launches

, Apr 2nd 2012 Discuss [0]

Samsung Electronics has announced that Samsung Display has now officially launched. Samsung Display is a spinoff of display operations from Samsung Electronics. The opening ceremonies for the company were held yesterday. Samsung Display will begin operating April 3 after its incorporation registration is complete. The CEO of Samsung Display will be Donggun Park. Read The Full Story

Researchers develop world’s most efficient flexible OLED display

, Mar 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

We saw a flexible display concept from Nokia back at Nokia World in October, and Samsung filed a patent application not too long ago that revealed the company was working on potential foldable display applications. Researchers at the University of Toronto have demonstrated that the technology is feasibly possible on a large scale. They’ve managed to combine OLEDs with a flexible plastic, leading to more efficient displays and a simpler manufacturing process. Read The Full Story
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