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Optical systems in AR glasses require a lot of battery power. Instead, Fraunhofer IPMS generates the virtual images on the micro OLED for direct viewing.

Display Week 2024 was a significant event for the display industry. It brought together experts and innovators to share knowledge and showcase cutting-edge technologies.

TCL CSOT thinks two folds are better than one.

So-called NanoLED screens could replace OLED TVs through improved manufacturing costs and underlying specs.

Chinese display panel maker BOE Technology Group Co Ltd is doubling down on new-generation semiconductor display and the internet of things technologies, as the company aims to leverage digital technologies and its expertise in intelligent manufacturing to empower the digital transformation of enterprises.

Samsung Display has showcased what could be the next-generation pixel tech dubbed QD-LED, which may replace the gorgeous OLED pixel technology.

Samsung Display showed off its first QD-LED display at Display Week 2024, alongside a pair of high refresh rate OLED monitors.

TCL just showed off the first gaming monitor capable of a 1,000Hz refresh rate, and the screen manages that insane refresh rate at a 4K resolution.