Around the web news tagged Displays

Samsung SDI has topped the world list of the company with 607 OLED patents from 476 cases publicized and 131 cases registered last year, according to market research firm OLEDNET.

Hitachi, Bridgestone partner for E-paper displays (Mar 16)

Seiko Epson says restructuring to add 64 billion yen to profit (Mar 16)

Lenovo sees little impact on China ops from job cuts (Mar 16)

New Sony LCD features built-in TV tuner (Mar 16)

Sharp says reviewing LCD TV manufacturing capacity in Europe (Mar 16)

Philips recall plasma TV's that burst into flames (Mar 17)

Sony's new 20-inch LCD offers simultaneous PC and TV viewing (Mar 16)

Sharp plans to build 60-bln yen LCD TV plant in Poland (Mar 16)

Sharp launches 65-inch high-definition LCD monitor (Mar 16)

16 Mar 2006

Plans to flaunt HDTV with World Cup falling short (Mar 16)

Hitachi, Bridgestone to join hands in electronic paper display business (Mar 16)

Monitors from BenQ, Dell, IIyama, Asus, Samsung at CeBIT 2006 (Mar 13)

CeBIT 2006: Displays - Part three (Mar 15)

New HDTV architectures needed, says display exec (Mar 15)

MiTAC selects Genesis video controller for partner OEM LCD TV platforms (Mar 15)

Corning's glass breakthrough (Mar 15)

Matsushita to increase capacity by 30% at Hyogo PDP plant (Mar 16)

LCD TV prices moving south (Mar 16)

BOE HYDIS enters into patent license agreement with Sanyo Epson (Mar 15)

15 Mar 2006

Large backlight units market to hit US$10 billion for 2006 (Mar 15)

Panasonic celebrates supplying over 1,200 DLP projectors in theaters (Mar 13)

LGE drops Blu-ray, LCOS, PMC from lineup (Mar 13)

What is so difficult about LCOS (Mar 14)

Epson announces revised financial results outlook (Mar 15)

More delays plague HD-DVD (March 14)

Warner said Tuesday it's delaying the release of movies in the HD-DVD format because of technical problems, raising concerns that players in this high-definition format may have little content to play when they come out at the end of this month.

Sony, others won't degrade HD content on analog outputs (Mar 13)

Sound and Vision is reporting that Sony's first wave of Blu-Ray discs won't use the "Image Constraint Token" that would force players to down-sample video being piped out through a player's component video outputs.

Oki Electric launches display controllers to be used in middle / small LCD TVs (Mar 15)

CeBIT 2006: Displays (Mar 15)

NEC and BenQ show smart LCDs at CeBIT (Mar 14)

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