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Let’s take a look at some of the new features of Angular in its version 12 release.

To improve compiler CLI performance, incremental compilation is allowed in the presence of redirected source files. Nullish coalescing, to write clearer code in TypeScript classes, now works with Angular templates. Both Angular CDK and Angular Material expose a new Sass API surface designed for consumption with the new @use syntax. When updating to Angular 12, an app will automatically switch to the new API by updating via ng update. Components now support inline Sass in the styles field of the Running ng build now defaults to production, saving steps and helping to prevent accidental de...

May 6, 2021 Sharp NEC Display Solutions, a projector and display provider, has upgraded its P series of large format displays. These displays offer 3,840-by-2,160 resolution and feature NEC's SpectraView Engine, which provides a wide color gamut and more precise color and luminance accuracy, according to a press release. Available in 43-, 49- and 55-inch displays, the P Series are compatible with Intel Smart Display Modules and the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. The displays also feature multi picture mode to allow customers to show multiple images at once. "The P Series has had a long-standi...

Photo: provided March 8, 2021 Sharp NEC Display Solutions has announced its MultiSync Message Series of displays, which will include displays from the M, ME and MA series of displays. The MultiSync portfolio features UHD displays optimized for digital signage applications, according to a press release. The ME Series features LAN and RS232C to work with NEC's NaViSet Administrator 2 software and other third party control systems. The M Series includes all the features of the ME Series but also includes 24/7 runtime capabilities with a 500 cd/m2 anti-reflective light haze panel and integrated a...

January 7, 2021 Continuing Hisense’s pre-CES run of announcements, the company has today announced a series of 8K TVs for the Australian market, launching next month in 65, 75 and 85 inch sizes. Despite the recent announcement of the company’s own VIDAA U5 operating system for their 4K ULED TVs, the 8K TVs will all be Android TVs, bringing Google Assistant to Hisense, and taking advantage of a new far-field microphone for hands free operation. Kicking off at $6,999 for their 75 inch which will be the first to arrive, the launch retail price (which will no doubt be higher than the retail s...