Questex Unveils 2025 Dizzie Awards Finalists Ahead of DSE September 16, 2025 by John Berkovich Questex’s Digital Signage Experience (DSE) has announced the finalists for the 2025 Digital Signage Experience (Dizzie) Awards, honoring the most creative and impactful digital signage projects worldwide. Winners will be revealed on October 20 at Digital Signage Experience 2025 in San Diego. $100 Discount on DSE Pass Sixteen:Nine readers get $100 off their pass by …
LG Transparent OLED, Magnit LED Featured at New Tokyo Shopping Complex September 11, 2025 by John Berkovich Takanawa Gateway City in Tokyo is one of the biggest urban development projects in Japan. It sits one stop away from the Shinagawa Station that sees about 400,000 commuters daily. The Gateway city is home to a massive new shopping complex that opens on September 12, the NEWoMan Takanawa, a 60,000-square-meter (roughly 646,000 square feet) …
Could the LG Signature OLED T Give a Playbook for Transparent OLED Signage? August 8, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer Transparent screens continue to captivate audiences – even at shows like ISE, where so many awe-inducing technologies are competing. Specialists like Muxwave did not disappoint with their newest solutions – ultra-light transparent screens that are able to achieve high brightness levels. Real-world applications remain a key hurdle for transparent displays. To reach their full potential, …
LG’s Hidden Booth at Infocomm Features AI Avatar June 12, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger There’s been a lot of curiosity leading up to Infocomm this year around whether we’d finally see AI solutions that truly bring something new to the table for digital signage. Earlier in the year, at ISE in February, many were expecting a bigger AI splash. What we mostly got were early beta versions of generative …
Display Week: LG Display Demos 4th-Gen OLED That Can Push 4,000 Nits May 15, 2025 by Dave Haynes One of the primary knocks, for the longest time, with large format OLED displays has been brightness, but LG is at the screen-nerd Display Week event this week in Silicon Valley talking up what it describes as 4th-generation OLED panels that can push as much as 4,000 nits. That is very bright – the sort …
Shenzhen’s CEOLED Display Makes Pitch For A 55-Inch Transparent OLED Kiosk April 21, 2025 by Dave Haynes The Shenzhen specialty firm CEOLED Display has made its main focus the hard slog of pushing pricey transparent OLED displays in a variety of configurations as commercial screen alternatives to more conventional and less costly product types like LCD. Now it has started marketing a transparent OLED-based kiosk with a 55-inch screen. The push on …
Health Tech Company Adopts Hollywood Sci-Fi Look For Display-Filled Welcome Center March 14, 2025 by Dave Haynes The very ambitious new headquarters of the Draper, Utah health tech firm LifeWave has a welcome center reminiscent of the set of a sci-fi movie and has what is described as the largest deployment to date of the super-skinny, architecture-focused Ventana LED display tiles. It also uses Sony OLEDs and LG Transparent OLEDs, as well …
1,400+ Downloads And E-zine Views Now For Future Displays – Still Available And Still A Free Download March 10, 2025 by Dave Haynes It has been weeks since I checked the download and view totals for the Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report, and I am very pleased to report it is now past 1,400 downloads and e-zine views. It’s 100% free, which certainly helps, but I have also heard from more than enough people to say it’s also quite …
This Transparent OLED Display Moves Itself Around Retail And Other Venues March 6, 2025 by Dave Haynes Is there a market for a transparent OLED mounted atop a slowly-rolling delivery robot? Dunno. I have three very different thoughts here: This is expensive and technically fickle eye candy that will gets lots of attention and buzz, but result in few buyers; The excitement I see for this sort of thing at trade shows …
OLED TV Sales Seeing Double-Digit Growth; 85-Inch TVs Now Mainstreamed: Omdia March 3, 2025 by Dave Haynes There’s good reason to think OLED is never really going to be a mainstream option for pro display networks because of its relatively high costs and technical limitations, even with those limitations like brightness somewhat or fully addressed. But OLED is doing well in the much larger market of consumer televisions. New data from the …
