New “spintronic” OLED technology promises to be brighter, cheaper and more environmentally friendly than the LEDs found in the current crop of TVs, comp…
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New “spintronic” OLED technology promises to be brighter, cheaper and more environmentally friendly than the LEDs found in the current crop of TVs, comp…
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Transparent display’s have been somewhat of an unicorn in the gadget world, always almost making it to market.
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OLED technology is about to make your screens, devices and lighting even thinner and lighter.
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http://www.oled-display.net Samsung Display showcase in that video new gadgets which are possible with OLED-Displays. Samsung Display want to use transparent…
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If there is one commonality that all high-end smartphones embody, it has to be none other than the fact that they’re all simple pieces of slabs at their core — and nothing more than that! However, every now and then, we are greeted with a kind of device that manages to stray from the tried and true design of today’s contemporary smartphones. Even before the first official day of CES kicked off, we were able to check out Samsung’s booth during Pepcom’s event and witnessed something truly imaginary that makes you wonder about the endless possibilities that can grace future smartphone designs.
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Managing director of Sony Gulf FZE, Osamu Miura, has confirmed Sony’s plans to launch OLED, glasses-free 3D and 4K TV ranges ‘in the next three to four years’. Photo: Sony…
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Judging from a quick hands-on look, Sony’s HMZ-T1 head-mounted 3D OLED display is one of the best of the breed. Read this article by Geoffrey Morrison on CNET.
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Could the future of TV involve the projection of floating 3D images? Yes! Holographic TV is a distant- future technology being developed in the current day. Learn more about the biggest upcoming revolution in the television market as we know it.
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Gene Dolgoff invented the liquid crystal display (LCD) projector in 1968, but it took him an additional 16 years to actually build the first prototype projector with an LCD display.
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The technology market can get a little overwhelming at times. New technologies debut constantly, and consumers feel like their old things — computers, TVs, video game systems — are outdated quickly.
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