Future Displays: Exploring The Display Technology Landscape Of Today And Tomorrow January 15, 2025 by Super User Who knows what displays will look like well into the future, but what we all see today is pretty much what we’re all going to see in five to 10 years – though their form and underlying technologies are most certainly evolving. And will continue to do so. This Future Displays report started out as …
E Ink, Wi-Charge Partner On Wirelessly-Powered Color E-Paper Posters January 13, 2025 by Super User The Israeli start-up Wi-Charge is starting to get some traction with its efforts to work with display manufacturers, working out a partnership that makes it possible to power E Ink’s top-of-the-line Spectra 6 color e-paper display panels. While e-paper displays already have dramatically lower power demands than conventional displays, they use batteries that gradually loose …
75-inch Color E-paper Display For DOOH Networks Showing At ISE January 10, 2025 by Super User Well this is interesting … The Taiwan firm Agile Display Solutions has debuted what it calls the world’s first full color 75-inch e-paper display, at a digital out of home event in Belgium. The unit is an E Ink display – either Kaleido or the high-end, richer color Spectra 6. Agile already markets a 32-inch …
Bug Or Feature? When Color E-Paper Switches Images, It Glitches Out (And I Think That’s Good) January 10, 2025 by Super User Color e-paper is mainly being marketed as a sustainable and efficient replacement for paper posters, and E Ink’s newest Spectra 6 products produce visuals that are genuinely good enough to supplant print. They don’t use any energy when the static visual is loaded and displayed, but they have a bit of what looks like a …
Displace Shows Super-Premium Battery-Powered OLED TVs That Mount On Walls Using Just Suction January 8, 2025 by Super User CES always has a bunch of products on show that are interesting and buzzy, but don’t necessarily have much of a likely buyer market or make a pile of sense – and a Silcon Valley company that is back at the show with an update to its wireless TVs probably falls into that category. That …
CES: Hisense Debuts 116-Inch TV Using New Kind Of MiniLED; And 136-Inch “MicroLED” TV January 6, 2025 by Super User The display highlight from Chinese manufacturer Hisense at CES today was arguably news of a 116-inch TV that uses independent red, green, and blue light chips in packages that have optical lenses, really amping what’s called local dimming on the screen. Hisense is pitching that the RGB Local Dimming Technology featured on its new 116-inch …
Samsung, LG Reveal Newest Display Tech Ahead Of This Week’s CES Show January 6, 2025 by Super User The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas starts tomorrow but some of the larger player in the sector – notably Samsung and rival LG – have as is custom already held their big press conferences and provided sneak peeks and showcases for trade press and VIPs. Companies like Sony, Hisense and TCL have big …
Nordic Hotel Operator Evaluating Transparent LCD-Driven AI Avatars To Handle Check-ins And Guest Questions December 30, 2024 by Super User A hotel operator in Scandinavia is evaluating one of those life-sized transparent LCD display systems and an AI-driven avatar to check in guests when no front desk staff is around to process registration and hand over room access cards. The AI greeter was first launched last month at the Aiden by Best Western Lolland hotel …
Experiential In Airports Is Not Just About Big Dollar Creative: Exhibit A December 19, 2024 by Super User Here’s the first of two very different stories about experiential digital signage at a big airport – neither of them having anything to do with big-dollar creative or complicated technologies. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is, as anyone who has used it will confirm, crazy-busy – with some 286,000 passengers and roughly 2,100 arrivals and departures …
Midwest Grocer Hy-Vee Opts In On Grocery TV Platform For In-Store Media Network; While Appearing To Opt Out On Samsung’s VXT December 18, 2024 by Super User This is intriguing – the Midwest US grocer chain Hy-Vee has announced a partnership with the in-store media network Grocery TV to deploy what it says could be 10,000+ screens across more than 400 stores. That big roll-out comes a bit more than a year after Samsung made a bunch of marketing noise about Hy-Vee using …
