Almost a year ago a company called CityShuttle rolled into London with a proposition that electric-assisted bike/trailer set-up for cargo delivery and novelty passenger rides ... […]
It has been weeks since I checked the download and view totals for the Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report, and I am very pleased to ... […]
The research firm Omdia has pushed out a recap of the pro display side of ISE 2025, which was run earlier this month in ... […]
Japanese researchers have developed a new type of energy-sipping display that uses clay-based materials and allows displays, including ones large enough to at least ... […]
A lot of the display chatter at ISE was about e-paper, and all kind of vendors big and small had demos that used E ... […]
It has been a couple of weeks since I made any big reference to the Future Displays report, so I wanted to re-up word ... […]
Countless companies have tried sticking a screen above things in public spaces, thinking – or more appropriately hoping – that the scenario and dynamics were something that would interest brand advertisers. I won’t say it never worked, but there’s a lot of roadkill. […]
There are numerous companies big and smallish showing color e-paper displays at ISE this week – everything from previously seen variations of E Ink’s ... […]
The Taiwan firm Agile Display Solutions is launching an interesting new color e-paper display at ISE next week that uses E Ink’s Spectra 6 ... […]
In my meeting with E Ink last fall in Hsinchu, Taiwan, the company clearly indicated that digital signage was seen as a next big ... […]
Taiwan display manufacturer DynaScan has confirmed it is adding a large-format e-paper display to a product line-up that has been dominated by high-brightness LCD ... […]
Nexmosphere has built up its footprint in the digital signage industry by developing a sophisticated set of more than 25 diverse sensor solutions for ... […]
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 ... […]
