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Issue 5

February 28, 2010

News
1	Touch technology	NYU develops a new pressure-sensitive pad	Mark Fihn
2	Stretchable electronics	MIT leading the way to stretchable electronics	Mark Fihn
3	Stretchable electronics	University of Tokyo develops elastic conductor	Phillip Hill
4	Touch and art	“You Fade to Light” shows off Lumiblade OLEDs	Mark Fihn
5	Interactive touch	Moment Factory Experience shows off interactive wall	Mark Fihn
6	Green lighting	Taichung Convention Center with solar Eco-Skin	Mark Fihn
7	Photography	Stunning winners of Wellcome and Nikon Awards	Mark Fihn
8	Interactive touch	Sensacell introduces capacitive sensing LED modules	Mark Fihn
9	Interactive touch	Microsoft demos multi-touch enabled mice concepts	Mark Fihn
10	Emerging technology	Philips introduces electronic skin technology	Mark Fihn
11	3D Printing	Stratasys produces aircraft model with 3D printing	Mark Fihn
12	High Resolution	Holger Schulze creates the biggest photo in the world	Mark Fihn
Opinion-Editorial
1	3D gaming	It's okay to be different	Neil Schneider
2	LED backlighting	Has Samsung given up on LCD TV?	Mark Schutter
3	Aspect ratios	The Usual Aspects	Fluppeteer
4	LED backlighting	LCD Trickle-down Theory	Jin Kim
5	3D cinema	The digital religion	Lenny Lipton
6	eBook displays	There's No "Right" Display for eBooks	David Barnes
7	Standardization	VESA launches DisplayPort adaptor compliance effort	Mark Fihn
8	Plastic electronics	Party time for the UK's plastic electronics community	Chris Williams
Feature
1	Motion artifacts	DisplayMate Motion Bitmaps Edition	Raymond Soneira
2	Color Management	Portrait Displays brings more color to your life	Jon Peddie
3	3D vision	A scientific perceptual basis for stereo display design?	Robert Patterson
4	3D challenges	Perceptual Paradoxes: A stereo-challenged journalist…	Ray Zone
5	3D history	Half a century of stereoscopic viewing…	Mike Cook
6	Large-scale lighting	Smart Light Sydney features innovative light-art show	Mark Fihn
7	Novel interface	Reaching for new Light Peak display interface	Tom Rossi
8	Photovoltaics	New organic dye developed in China	Daniel Rogers
9	eBook standards	Smart phones, eBook readers, and the “same old”…	Andrew Updegrove
10	Optical illusion	How can it be? – 3D Illusion	Alan Stubbs
Tutorial
1	Display standards	Flexible printed LCDs	Peter Harrop
2	High resolution	Victorian faxes, toasters, and Nipkow disks…	Clive (Max) Maxfield
3	Display standards	De Divina Proportione II	Mark Fihn
4	3D technology	Organic and Printed electronics: OE-A demonstrators	Klaus Hecker
5	3D technology	Frustum frustration	John Merritt
6	High performance	Assessing a new tablet	Geoff Walker
Technology Summary
1	Touch technology	Uni-Pixel develops Opcuity Finger Print Resistant Film	Jim Tassone
2	Multi-touch	NUI Group's “Multi-Touch Technologies”	Justin Ireland
3	Solid State Lighting	Flexible Substrates for Solid-State Lighting	Norman Bardsley
4	3D displays	My ideal display	Adrian Travis

86 pages

Issue 4

April 30, 2009

News
1	3D art	NOVA 3D LED light display showcased in Zurich	Mark Fihn
2	High resolution	Barco and Niles Creative create 10-megapixel video wall	Mark Fihn
3	Multi-touch	James Patten develops PICO	Phillip Hill
4	Interactive music	Josh Boughey develops the Stribe	Mark Fihn
5	3D immersion	Immersive Cocoon envelops user in 3D space	Mark Fihn
6	3D art	Paul Friedlander shows “Maquinas & Almas”	Mark Fihn
7	Flexible display	Sony and MPI develop flexible translucent display	Phillip Hill
8	High resolution	E/T/C Paris creates 40-megapixel video projection	Mark Fihn
9	Flexible structures	Loop.pH creates biomimetic architecture – Metabolic Media	Mark Fihn
10	Textiles	Luminex features luminous fibers for lighted fabrics	Mark Fihn
11	Interactive displays	Catchyoo shows off family of interactive solutions	Mark Fihn
12	Lighting	Spectacular light shows: 2009 New Year’s Eve	Mark Fihn
13	Multi-touch	Embodied Media shows off interactive spinning table	Mark Fihn
14	Flexible display	Silke Hilsing creates Impress interactive graphics display	Phillip Hill
Opinion-Editorial
1	3D displays	Wrong, wrong, wrong: myths of stereoscopic filmmaking	Lenny Lipton
2	Flexible displays	Displays flexing but slowly	David Lieberman
3	Display financials	Happy Apple - Dell hell…	Mark Fihn
4	Multi-touch	Is the iTable coming?	Bob Senior
5	Display financials	May you live in interesting times!	Chris Williams
Feature
1	High resolution	Microsoft introduces Deep Zoom technology	Mark Fihn
2	Lighting	Why Papageno would have gone to Beijing...	Jutta E. Rasp
3	3D cinema	Fly me to the Moon: a 3D evaluation	Daniel Smith
4	3D technology	Stereoptiplexer cinema system – “outside-looking-in”	Walter Funk
5	High resolution	Gerard Maynard introduces 17-gigapixels project	Mark Fihn
6	Interactive displays	The handwriting on the interactive whiteboard…	Art Berman
7	Cameras	Quality vs. value: when is enough enough?	Michael Reichmann
8	Interactive displays	Storytelling memories	Tanya Marriott
Tutorial
1	Display standards	Matte vs. glossy displays	Michael Becker
2	High resolution	Small pixels…	Fluppeteer
3	Display standards	Off-axis color performance “surprisingly poor”	Aldo Cugnini
4	3D technology	Dimensionalization	David Seigle
5	3D technology	Volumetric displays with auto-stereo pixelation	Adrian Travis
6	High performance	Active Optical Cables Market Report 2009	Tom Rossi
7	TV semiconductors	The new economics of HDTV semiconductors	Christian Prusia
Technology Summary
1	Image sensors	Sony develops back-illuminated CMOS image sensor	Phillip Hill
2	Cameras	Do sensors “out-resolve” lenses?	Rubén Osuna/Efraín García
3	Touch technology	Four-point probes for touch-screen materials	Robert Phares
4	High resolution	DarbeeVision enhances photo realism	Mark Fihn
5	Display technology	Increasing LCD transmissivity – key to lower costs	Charles Annis
6	Interactive displays	CMU/SMART develop foldable interactive displays	Phillip Hill

108 pages

Issue 3

June 30, 2008

News
1	Touch panels	New touch-enabled phone designs	Mark Fihn
2	Imaging	Purdue engineers create “optical cloaking” design	Mark Fihn
3	Imaging	Aperio showcases web’s first terapixel image	Mark Fihn
4	High resolution	MERL blurs images to achieve higher resolution	Phillip Hill
5	Touch sensors	Fentix Cube utilizes LEDs and touch sensors	Mark Fihn
6	OLED	Empa fabricates OLED pixels by LIFT technique	Phillip Hill
7	Imaging	Frenchman studies Mona Lisa with 240-megapixel camera	Mark Fihn
8	Touch technology	Philips unveils first “Imagination Light Canvas”	Mark Fihn
9	Flexible displays	Nokia shows off Morph concept phone	Mark Fihn
10	OLED	World’s first OLED table light	Jutta E. Rasp
11	Video standards	Standards help capture images of Martian moon Phobos	Mark Fihn
Opinion-Editorial
1	3D displays	3D displays going mainstream in sports and cinema	Matt Brennesholtz
2	3D mapping	3D maps – a matter of perspective?	Alan Jones
3	Touch technology	Apple changes the world. Again.	Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
4	OLED	ILEDs: Placeholders for OLED lamps?	David Lieberman
5	Video standards	Rants and ramblings about video standards…	Fluppeteer
6	3D displays	How I got started in stereo	Lenny Lipton
7	3D cinema	U2 3D signals the evolution of motion pictures	Nick Dager
8	Touch history	Polythene bags and ambulances	Bob Senior
9	HDTV	High Def TV is in the eye of the beholder…	Andy Marken
Feature
1	Display standards	What’s the difference between a fighter jet and a sports car?	Ken Vassie
2	3D cinema	Volumetric cinematography: the world is no longer flat	Steve Perlman
3	Touch	Who the heck is Balda?	Geoff Walker
4	Display metrology	SID ICDM activity	Joe Miseli
5	3D cinema	Birth of a myth: the restoration of HONDO	Furmanek/Theakston
6	Flexible displays	Flexible and paperlike displays	Phillip Hill
7	Display standards	LCD specs playing with your eyes	Rodolfo La Maestra
8	Optical illusion	Variations on a Café Wall	Alan Stubbs
Tutorial
1	Printed electronics	Silver is golden for printed electronics applications	Lawrence Gasman
2	High resolution	Differences between digital camera and scanning back images	Mike Collette
3	Display manufacturing	Laser patterning and processing for display technologies	Ric Allott
4	Visual system	Seeing sounds and tasting colors	Clive (Max) Maxfield
5	Display metrology	International metrology standards for reflective LCDs	Jürgen Laur
6	Flexible displays	Preparation and application of conductive polymers	Louis Bollens
Technology Summary
1	Display standards	DisplayLink – easy multi-monitor setup	Jon Peddie
2	Touch panels	NextWindow introduces the 1900 optical touch screen	Anthony Uhrick
3	Touch panels	ThinSight: integrated optical multi-touch sensing	Izadi/Hodges/Butler
4	3DTV	DLP 3D HDTV	Mark Fihn
5	Visual system	The precision of stereoscopic processing	Robert Patterson
6	Visual system	The positive effect of negative parallax	Alexander Lentjes

124 pages

Issue 2

May 16, 2007

News
1	Flexible Displays	Princeton and UDC replace ITO with PEDOT polymer	Phillip Hill
2	3D Imaging	NIST gears up to evaluate short-range 3D imaging	Phillip Hill
3	3D	Solid Terrain Modeling shows off gigantic 3D map	Mark Fihn
4	EL Displays	elumin8 collaborates with Ginco and Perspex	Mark Fihn
5	Resolution	Shuttle launch captured from the Intl. Space Station	Mark Fihn
6	3D Art	James Patten exhibits tactile photography	Mark Fihn
7	Flexible Displays	Plastic Logic shows 150ppi flexible display	Mark Fihn
8	Touch Interaction	UVA presents “Volume” interactive LED installation	Mark Fihn
9	OLED	KTA develops OLED-based SmartWrap technology	Mark Fihn
10	Resolution	North Korea's Mass Games – human display	Mark Fihn
11	Touch Interaction	ANU researcher develops wearable musical instruments	Mark Fihn
Opinion-Editorial
1	Resolution	Windows Vista on a hi-res monitor	Alan Jones
2	Standards	Power consumption, digital switchover and home networking	Keith Baker
3	Flexible Displays	Are flexible displays actually good for something?	Ken Werner
4	Imaging	The cloak of invisibility…	Mark Fihn
5	Recycling	How do we be green?	Chris Williams
6	Standards	Lessons from HP about PDP…	Bob Raikes
7	3D Displays	Exercising the medium…	Lenny Lipton
8	Standards	Display measurement – science or religion?	Pat Dunn
9	Standards	Yet another standards battle…	Tom Mainelli
10	3D	Visual accommodation and human stereopsis	Robert Patterson
11	Marketing	Display business matters…	Bruce Berkoff
Feature
1	3D	Virtual reality platforms incorporate spherical designs	Mark Fihn
2	3D	Underwater stereoscopic video	Andrew Woods
3	Resolution	Using pixels wisely	Fluppeteer
4	Optical Illusion	How this can be… dynamic luminance	Alan Stubbs
5	3D Art	Pavement drawings by Julian Beever	Mark Fihn
6	Resolution	The RGBW brain boggle	Max Maxfield
7	3D	The Virtual Minster	Wayne Cranton
8	Standards	Lack of standards for LCD power	Colegrove & Semenza
Tutorial
1	Touch Input	Frit and the better touch screen	Gary Barrett
2	Touch Input	Circular polarizers in resistive touch screens	Geoff Walker
3	Display Metrology	KB’s Display Dictionary	Karlheinz Blankenbach
4	3D	Free space 3D	Adrian Travis
5	3D	Rebuilding the Z-axis	Ray Zone
Technology Summary
1	Touch Interaction	Mitsubishi touches new heights in tabletop interaction	Phillip Hill
2	Standards	xvYCC: A new standard for video systems	Phillip Hill
3	Touch Technology	Carbon nanotube transparent electrodes for touch screens	Chris Weeks
4	Resolution	Quarktet’s SeDDaRA shows high-res image of the sun	Mark Fihn
5	Flexible Displays	New wave for flat panel display; Samsung presentation	Mark Fihn

87 pages

Issue 1

May 8, 2007

News
1	Flexible Displays	PARC researchers discuss a-Si TFTs on flexible substrates	Mark Fihn
2	3D Displays	“Gargantuan” projection wall shown at World Exposition	Phillip Hill
3	Organic IC	Nanoident produces high-resolution organic photonic sensor	Phillip Hill
4	Flexible Displays	“Dermal display” will control billions of robots in the body	Mark Fihn
5	Flexible Displays	Siemens shows electrochromic devices on paper and foil	Phillip Hill
6	Touch Input	TMD announces TFT-LCD with light-pen input	Mark Fihn
7	Touch Recognition	University of Tokyo develops flexible Braille displays	Mark Fihn
8	OLED	Fraunhofer researchers produce transparent OLEDs	Phillip Hill
9	Touch Input	Apple patent uses “wide touchpad” to reduce false inputs	Mark Fihn
10	Flexible Sensors	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute develops “nano skins”	Philip Hill
Opinion-Editorial
1	Flexible Displays	A personal view of the UK’s position in flexible displays	Chris Williams
2	Standards	Standards Matter	Andrew Updegrove
3	DisplayPort	DisplayPort, do we really need another standard?	Jon Peddie
4	Standards	Are displays hardware or software?	Alan Jones
5	3D Displays	3D needs KISS design	Kim Allen
6	Standards	Standards and specsmanship – a personal view…	Norman Bardsley
7	Resolution	Resolution: we’re back to 10 years ago…	Bob Raikes
8	HDMI	Following up with Silicon Image about HDMI	Bill Paul
9	Resolution	Pixel inflation?	Alfred Poor
10	3D Cinema	The BIGGEST thing in stereoscopic 3D	Andrew Woods
11	Resolution	Observations from a T221 second-class citizen…	Fluppeteer
Feature
1	3D Displays	SeeReal showcases simultaneous 2D and 3D technology	Phillip Hill
2	Fraud	Zelitt goes to jail - the VisuaLabs saga	Mark Fihn
3	Wide Aspect Ratios	14.x-inch wide aspect ratio panels for notebook PCs	Mark Fihn
4	Flexible Displays	Yachts and ski goggles…	Mark Fihn
5	Art	The sight of touch	Mark Fihn
6	Blu-ray/HD-DVD	Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD – not the only game…	Mark Fihn
7	Art	“Hosts”	Mark Fihn
8	Flexible Displays	Concrete…the newest flexible substrate?	Mark Fihn
9	Optical Illusion	How can this be?	Mark Fihn
Tutorial
1	Resolution	Visual resolution vs. counting dots	Candice Brown Elliott
2	3D Displays	Voxels and autostereo	Adrian Travis
3	Dynamic Range	Defining dynamic range	Greg Ward
4	Holographic Storage	Holographic storage promises terabyte levels of capacity	Mark Fihn
5	Touch Input	Low-cost capacitive touch screens drive new innovations	Chris Ard
Technology Summary
1	Flexible Displays	IST showcases plasma-sphere technology	Mark Fihn
2	Flexible Displays	University of Rochester introduces PCLC reflective displays	Mark Fihn
3	Flexible Displays	Samsung processes a-Si TFT LCD on plastic substrate	Phillip Hill
4	Smart Fabrics	France Telecom shows off image-based clothing	Mark Fihn
5	3D Displays	MacNaughton on changes in stereoscopic displays	Phillip Hill

74 pages