News: displays and their technologies

[DDH]

Why microLED displays may take longer than expected to reach the market

https://www.microled-info.com/why-mi...d-reach-market

[DDH]

LG Chemicals expects to expand supply of large OLED blue light emitting layers
https://twitter.com/DDBH59/status/1410505196636184577

[DDH]

Samsung Visual at the Brink of Adopting of OLED TVs


https://www.oled-a.org/samsung-visua...s-_070421.html

[DDH]

Samsung and LG to Add OLED Capacity for Smartphones, TVs, and IT
https://www.oled-a.org/samsung-and-l...it_070421.html

[DDH]

QLED/OLED TV Shipment Projected to Break Records This Year Thanks to Brands’ Focus on Large-Sized, Mid- to High-End TVs Says TrendForce
https://www.trendforce.com/presscent...630-10846.html

[DDH]

The Future of Big Screen TVs Is Very, Very Small
Why analyst Eric Virey believes MicroLEDs will win the war for your television budget
https://nanosys.com/blog/the-future-...ery-very-small

[DDH]

Cinematographer Phil Holland sets the bar
The HDR master reflects on a bleeding-edge VFX career and blowing minds.
https://nanosys.com/blog/cinematogra...d-sets-the-bar

[DDH]

You Are What You See: How Colour Shapes the Human Mind
In a new book about colour, Adam Rogers finds that the simplest things can mess with your mind.
https://nanosys.com/blog/you-are-wha...and-vice-versa

[REPLAY]

Originally Posted by DDH

The Future of Big Screen TVs Is Very, Very Small
Why analyst Eric Virey believes MicroLEDs will win the war for your television budget
https://nanosys.com/blog/the-future-...ery-very-small

I got a 85" Sony 4K and love it. Can't wait till I get a larger one like 100". LOVE THEM!

[Better in Blu]

Originally Posted by REPLAY

I got a 85" Sony 4K and love it. Can't wait till I get a larger one like 100". LOVE THEM!

Referring to the "micro" in LED

[Auditor55]

Originally Posted by Better in Blu

Referring to the "micro" in LED

Not only will Micro-LED surpass and supplant OLED as the display tech of choice, I see the beginning to the end of front projection.

[Robert Zohn]

Sony was first to develop a mass production Micro-LED, named Crystal LED. Next week I'll be attending Sony's first presentation of their new Crystal Micro-LED display technology, known as Crystal LED B and Crystal LED C series.

This is a private event with Sony's chief engineers from Japan flying into Sony NYC where they will have two one hour private meetings with me. I'll know much more after my meetings, but at this moment I would say we're a long way off from seeing Micro-LED become a main stream display technology.

I am a big advocate for the advancement of display technology, but don't discount the very big technology advancement in this year's OLED TVs. 2021 OLED TVs are brighter, have leapfrogged like a bullfrog on steroids in video processing that control and drive the new OLED module, and the threat of burn-in has again been nicely reduced.

Sony's, LG's and Panasonic's premium 2021 OLED TVs are stunning and when Micro-LED finally comes to the mass market I will be among the first to praise the anticipated advancements, but for now and the mid-term future OLED display technology delivers the best picture quality in moderate and low ambient light viewing and is affordable and available now.

I'm also optimistic for advancements in MiniLED and Dual Cell LCD display technology.

[ray0414]

Mini led is just a bandaid on an aging technology. Not as significant as an upgrade as everyone had hoped. The contrast and saturation are not actually improved. Samsungs last great contrast tv was the 2018 Q9FN. But it had bad crush and dimmed highlights at times.

Villaman today did a great job of showing how the contrast and saturation is basically unchanged from previous lcd tvs when compared to an emmissive display.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MnH...ature=youtu.be

[ray0414]

Remember the discussion about the new Panasonic oled possibly being 1000+ nits? Turned out to be fud. Just under 900 nits peak and 150nits full screen. The Sony A90j has brighter full screen and higher peak depending who calibrates it.

[Auditor55]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Remember the discussion about the new Panasonic oled possibly being 1000+ nits? Turned out to be fud. Just under 900 nits peak and 150nits full screen. The Sony A90j has brighter full screen and higher peak depending who calibrates it.

900 nits, that's pretty bright. We're in a race for nits.

[Auditor55]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Mini led is just a bandaid on an aging technology. Not as significant as an upgrade as everyone had hoped. The contrast and saturation are not actually improved. Samsungs last great contrast tv was the 2018 Q9FN. But it had bad crush and dimmed highlights at times.

Villaman today did a great job of showing how the contrast and saturation is basically unchanged from previous lcd tvs when compared to an emmissive display.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MnH...ature=youtu.be

However, he also showed that the C-1 came up short in shadow detail in comparison to the QNED, which is really disappointing. LG just doesn't know how to improve their OLEDs in that area, they need to ask Sony for help.

[DDH]

Originally Posted by DDH

Kopin Corporation Produces World’s First 35,000-nit HDR Green OLED Microdisplay
- Duo-Stack OLED Structure
- Brightness over 35,000 nits with low power consumption
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) 14 bits


https://www.businesswire.com/news/ho...D-Microdisplay

Kopin Announces Multiyear Development Agreement With a Leading Japanese Company for Full-Color LED Microdisplays on Silicon
Superbright 2K X 2K 1”-Diagonal Full-Color LED Microdisplay For Augmented and Mixed Reality Applications
https://www.businesswire.com/news/ho...0715005198/en/

[Lee A Stewart]

LG is finally releasing its TV with rollable screen in the US – with $100,000 price tag

[Pagey123]

I know that if you can afford such a display, then you obviously don't have to worry about the cost...but $100,000 can buy a bunch of other furniture, some of which could obscure a 65" G1 that costs 1/50th of the price, lol.

[DDH]

Samsung Display may make LTPS TFT for Micro LED
Per Samsung Electronics’ request
Samsung Electronics to apply LTPS TFT for smaller Micro LED TV models
Samsung Electronics says it could buy QD-OLED from Samsung Display in return
https://twitter.com/DDBH59/status/1417176730293395468