MIT-Guided Researchers Stacking MicroLEDs To Pack More Pixels Into Small Displays March 2, 2023 by Dave Haynes MicroLED and even miniLED area already pretty much at a level of development maturity that viewers can be inches from a screen and not really see any gaps between pixels, but there is an ongoing push to get the density of pixels even tighter – albeit for small displays versus giant video walls. Display Daily …
Transparent LED Steadily Improving, But The Backside View Remains A Challenge February 10, 2023 by Dave Haynes Several years of going to pro AV shows has allowed me to track the progression of display technologies like transparent LED, and while they have come a long, long way, it’s still important for people to understand the visual limitations. In other words, what looks great now from the front doesn’t necessarily look so hot …
A Peek Behind The Walls Of Samsung’s Black Fortress At ISE 2023 February 8, 2023 by Dave Haynes As noted in a couple of earlier ISE posts from the show last week, Samsung made what many thought was the curious decision to restrict admission to its booth – putting much of what was available to see behind black walls and making attendees register for scheduled, curated tours. Those who registered were not allowed …
Video: Dave’s Daily No. 3 – Chatting at ISE 2023 About Visual Solutions February 4, 2023 by Dave Haynes Here’s the third edition of what my friends at invidis are calling Dave’s Daily – this one looking at visual solutions seen at ISE 2023. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. More …
Future Displays: AUO Shows High-Rez Transparent MicroLED At CES January 10, 2023 by Dave Haynes MicroLED displays that are genuinely that technology – and not the almost microLED video walls marketed by display manufacturers – are starting to get demonstrated at consumer-focused trade shows like CES in Las Vegas, and the potential is exciting. As you can see in the main photo, this is an AUO display shown at the …
The Largest MicroLED Display In Latin America Lights Up, But It Probably Doesn’t Look Like What’s In The PR November 29, 2022 by Dave Haynes This is either very cheeky or just lazy – press about a big LED video wall installation that probably isn’t as big as the supplied photos from Samsung suggest. I came across news that a shopping mall in Bogota, Colombia had lit up what is billed as the largest Micro LED screen in Latin America, …
DSE Mixer Sponsor Profiles: SNA Displays Bolstering Its Broad LED Range With Expanded Back-End Solutions November 10, 2022 by Dave Haynes Just a week out now from the reboot of DSE in Las Vegas, and the return of the used-to-be annual Sixteen:Nine networking mixer, which is seriously sold out. The event happens because of eight great sponsors who help cover the considerable costs. I like to thank and recognize sponsors by running company profiles. So far, …
Subsiding MicroLED Hype Not Stopping German Firm From Building $1B Production Plant November 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes I wrote yesterday about how market researchers DSCC are saying much of the buzz about MicroLED display technology has subsided, but there’s also evidence that big money is going into building production capacity. A reader pointed out how the Munich-based LED lighting company OSRAM is investing almost $1B over the next couple of years on …
LG Debuts Stretchable, Bendable 12-inch MicroLED Display November 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes LG Display has debuted a small display made with a stretchable film and embedded with microLED light emitters – raising the ability to stretch, fold and twist the 12-inch screen without damaging the product or distorting the full color image. Described by the company as a world’s first, the Stretchable display is positioned as the …
Display Industry MicroLED Buzz Calming From Roar To Hum: DSCC Report November 8, 2022 by Dave Haynes The industry buzz about microLED as a digital signage display technology has calmed from a roar to more of a hum, according to a new report from the market research and analysis firm Display Supply Chain Consulting. “MicroLED was initially presented as an ideal display technology for all applications but the hype has faded,” suggests …
