A couple of US business publications have had stories up in recent days looking at the mess that has become the attempt to turn ... […]
LA-based Red Dot Digital Media, Wallboard, and the playout hardware companies Bluefin and BrightSign have teamed up on what seems like a very unique ... […]
In my meeting with E Ink last fall in Hsinchu, Taiwan, the company clearly indicated that digital signage was seen as a next big ... […]
This is a digest summary of a profile story from the new Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report – a free download available to all readers. You can ... […]
It is just a few more sleeps before the 2025 edition of Integrated Systems Europe starts in Barcelona, with the digital signage community kicking things ... […]
This is a reworked summary of a profile story from the new Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report – a free download available to all readers. You can ... […]
This is a reworked version of a story from the new Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report – a free download available to all readers. You ... […]
Batteries have been the primary way to drive electronic shelf label displays in retail aisles, but a couple of ESL manufacturers have started working ... […]
This is a reworked version of a story from the Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report – a free download available to all readers. You can ... […]
Who knows what displays will look like well into the future, but what we all see today is pretty much what we’re all going ... […]
The Israeli start-up Wi-Charge is starting to get some traction with its efforts to work with display manufacturers, working out a partnership that makes ... […]
Well this is interesting … The Taiwan firm Agile Display Solutions has debuted what it calls the world’s first full color 75-inch e-paper display, ... […]
Color e-paper is mainly being marketed as a sustainable and efficient replacement for paper posters, and E Ink’s newest Spectra 6 products produce visuals ... […]
CES always has a bunch of products on show that are interesting and buzzy, but don’t necessarily have much of a likely buyer market ... […]
The display highlight from Chinese manufacturer Hisense at CES today was arguably news of a 116-inch TV that uses independent red, green, and blue ... […]
