First OLED, Then QLED, And Now ULED
First there was OLED. Then QLED, which looks like OLED but is actually LCD tech. Now there is also ULED, which is like QLED, but …
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Long-Term Tests Confirm OLEDs Have Burn-In Issues, But Is The Risk Real In Digital Signage?
Ghosted OLED screen – Image from rtings.com There is absolutely no denying that big OLED screens are gorgeous, but people who know a thing or …
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The LCD Bezel Battles Rage On, But Why?
Digital signage display manufacturers have been in a pitched battle for years over whose product has the skinniest bezels, ands therefore the least discernible seams …
Chart: LCD’s Future Is Big, As In Big Screens, Says IHS
The latest IHS Digital Signage & Professional Displays Market Analysis – this one tied to Q1 2016 – says the slowdown in the economies of China, …
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US Lobby Group Warns Ultra HD Screens Can Be Energy Hogs
Via Display Daily The emergence of LED-lit LCD displays and the disappearance of plasma displays would probably, reasonably, make end-users think that energy consumption is …
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InfoComm DisplaySearch Conference: More AM notes
More notes from the morning session of the DisplaySearch conference. The Corning session was a bit of a letdown – more of an explanatory thing …
Optrex joins the stre-e-e-tched screen contest
Another ultra-wide panel for digital signage is now on the market – this one from Optrex – a Japanese company that has a large office …
Display-focused digital signage conference set for next month in Silicon Valley
The market research company DisplaySearch is staging a display-centric (go figure) Digital Signage Conference on August 17 in San Jose, CA, baked into an overall …
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Samsung intros super-wide 4:1 LCD for mass transit, other public spaces
Samsung now has a 43-inch LCD panel that has a panoramic aspect ratio of 4:1 and does full HD-ready (1920×480 resolution) signals.
Walkabout in LV
I had hoped to have some time to just wander around and have a look at some stuff in Las Vegas last week, but in …
