Super-thin, bendable LCDs are coming

February 3rd, 2010
Super-thin, bendable LCDs are coming
“A Japanese consortium of 13 companies and institutions is working hard on developing super-thin, flexible LCDs. The companies claim they now have found a way to produce these LCDs by using plastic film instead of glass substrates.”

Canon Reveals New FullHD Video Recording Format

February 3rd, 2010
“Canon USA said Tuesday it has adopted an MPEG-2 FullHD (4:2:2) file-based recording codec planned for a new file-based professional video camera currently under development.”

Four Million Media Tablets in 2010 Will Rise to 57 Million in 2015

February 3rd, 2010
“The high-profile launch by Apple last week of its long-rumored iPad tablet computing device highlights the real start of a new market segment for media tablets that according to analysts at ABI Research will see four million units shipped this year. By 2015, shipments are forecast to reach about 57 million annually.”

Intel Corp. and Micron Technology, World’s First 25-Nanometer NAND

February 3rd, 2010
“It is said to be processing not only the smallest NAND technology but also the smallest semiconductor technology in the World.”

No-glasses 3D display with 64 viewing angles to debut at CeBIT

February 3rd, 2010
“A serious upgrade from the 8 or 9 viewing angle lenticular displays we saw at CES this year, the company claims it’s ready to refit regular displays for 3D and also assist in 2D-to-3D image conversion.”

Displax film could turn nearly any surface into touchscreen, make your keyboard irate

February 3rd, 2010
Displax film could turn nearly any surface into touchscreen, make your keyboard irate
“The Portugal-based company is trumpeting a new polymer film that can be stuck onto or just under glass, plastic or wood in order to transform a vanilla surface into one that responds to touch and airflow.”


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