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Double Issue

June 3, 2010

Letter from the publisher: UHD, tourism, terabytes, Dubai, and oil… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: SID, Apple, Mitsumi Electric, Sony, BenQ, Pixel Qi, AUO, Fujitsu, HP, Sharp, Canon, Quixel Research, Kopin, eMagin, Kaai, In-Stat, . Microvision, AMD, Mindspeed, Elgato, DisplaySearch, Epson/E Ink, Semtech, Mirics, Aptina, OmniVision, DarbeeVision, DALSA, PerkinElmer, Altera/Apical, Fraunhofer, University of Florida, Caltech, Boston University, Northeastern University, AIST, NIST, Purdue University, University of Geneva, Jupiter Systems, Salient Systems, Sanyo, Conexant, MotionDSP, StarDot, LifeSize, Garmin-Asus, Planar, Ken Murphy, Informa, Bionic Vision Australia, Luminus Devices, Thinklogical, Samsung Electronics, Sarnoff, InVisage Technologies, Spacelabs Healthcare, YouTube, Atelier Feichang Jianzhu, Cree, and C-nario/Disk-In Pro

SID Display Week 2010, May 25-28, 2010, Seattle, Washington; Phillip Hill covers presentations from day one of the conference. Papers from Vrije Universiteit Brussel/Ghent University, 3M Mobile Interactive Solutions Division, National Taiwan University, EPFL, Harvard Medical School, Sharp Laboratories of America, Korea University, University of Central Florida, and National Chiao Tung University

Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, April 10-15, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia; In the first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from University Paris-Sud, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, University of Toronto, National University of Ireland, University of Washington, Carnegie Mellon University, Aarhus University, and MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab

Image Sensors Europe, March 23-25, 2010, London, England; In the first of two reports on this Intertech/PIRA conference, Phillip Hill covers presentations from TowerJazz, Tessera, Lund University, CMOSIS, DALSA Professional Imaging, and STMicroelectronics

Electronic Displays 2010 Conference, March 3-4, 2010, Nuremberg, Germany; In this first of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Conrac GmbH, VIA optronics GmbH, Bartels Mikrotechnik GmbH/Pforzheim University/adt Deutschland GmbH, Crank Software, Anders Electronics, Mentor Graphics, and Hochshule Heinbronn

IDW ’09, December 9-11, 2009, Miyazaki, Japan; In this third report, Phillip Hill covers this conference organized by The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for Information Display, with presentations from the 3D, electronic paper, and input technologies sessions. Presentations from Toshiba, AU Optronic Corporation, Tohoku University, Sharp Laboratories of America, Display Technology Center (DTC)/Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), NHK Science and Technology Research Laboratories/Kochi University of Technology, and Fujifilm Corporation

Eurodisplay 2009/IDRC, September 14-17, 2009, Rome, Italy; In the third of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Seoul National University, Shizuoka University, Philips Research Laboratories, QD Vision, Inc., University of Málaga, Chalmers University of Technology, National Chiao Tung University/Chalmers University of Technology, Toshiba Corp., and Inha University

Your hardware selection depends on “their” ecosystems by Andy Marken

Eyefinity to the sixth degree: The newest Radeon takes multi-monitor gaming to the extreme by Scott Wasson 

Rest in Peace Plasma…Not so Fast by Norman Hairston

Backlight: 10 years ago in the display industry… by Mark Fihn

The High-Resolution Storyteller… by Fluppeteer

iPhone HD: 960x640 Confirmed? by Jin Kim

Last Word: HDTV ruined the LCD display market: Or, I want my pixels and DPI now! by Pete Brown

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

March 31, 2010

Letter from the publisher: Resolving the Mona Lisa… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Robert Buelteman, Rocks Aroma Festival, 2009 Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge, Nicolaus Copernicus University, Sharp, Pixel Qi, Noopia, Prysm, Micro Precision, AUO, Rambus, Adobe, GigaPan, Paris 26 Gigapixels, Cree, MIT, Gefen, Newport Digital Technologies, Barco/Digital Stage Chicago, Planar, Cyberlux, BrightSign, NASA, ESA, Teledyne, ORNL, Picsel/Samsung, Sony, 3M, Microvision, Motorola, Recon Instruments/Zeal Optics, Canon, PENTAX, Mamiya, Altera/Apical, Arecont Vision, NEC Electronics, Dell, JVC, Samsung, Nokia/Novarra, Aptina, Mitsubishi Electric, Luxtera/Siemon Avago Technologies/IBM, City of Paris Industrial Physics and Chemistry Higher Educational Institution, Fraunhofer Institute, Quartics, Displaybank, DisplaySearch, Monster Media, Avago Technologies, Mitsubishi Electric, AMD, Honda, Oxford University, Aston University, Christie, Barco, Mitsubishi, Samsung/Tessera, Runco, Move Networks, Zoran, BioImagene, and University of Toronto

DisplaySearch US FPD Conference, March 2-3, 2010, San Diego, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, and Samsung Mobile Display

SIGGRAPH Asia, December 16-19, 2009, Yokohama, Japan; Phillip Hill covers posters from Institute for Infocomm Research, and University of Warwick/Spheron VR/CASToRC Cyprus Institute

IDW ’09, December 9-11, 2009, Miyazaki, Japan; In this second report, Phillip Hill covers this conference organized by The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for Information Display, with presentations from the active matrix display and display electronics systems sessions. Presentations from Sharp Corporation (x3), Toshiba Corporation, NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories/Kinki University/DALSA Corporation, Sony Corporation, National Chiao Tung University, Totoku Electric Company/Kanazawa University, and Silicon Works Co. Ltd./LG Display

Eurodisplay 2009/IDRC, September 14-17, 2009, Rome, Italy; In the second of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from National Taiwan University/National Dong Hwa University, Barco Technology Center/Osram Opto Semiconductor/Oxxius, Tohoku University, Sanyo Electric, Tokyo University of Science/HDT Inc./Okaya Electric Industries Co./DIC Co., and Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics/Nanyang Technological University

How can it be? Magic Flowers by Alan Stubbs

Spiraling out of control…by Mark Fihn

Benefits of a High Fiber Diet: A prescription for improved data transport by Tom Rossi

TV isn’t a contact sport by Andy Marken

Darbee Visual Presence: technology for life-like images by Larry Pace

Boy, that picture isn’t so good… by Norman Hairston

High on Resolution: Time to Upgrade by David Barnes

Backlight: 10 years ago in the display industry… by Mark Fihn

Pocket scale… by Fluppeteer

iPhone HD by Jin Kim

Resolution and false color images on the Nexus One…by Luke Hutchison

PenTile OLED resolution by Candice H. Brown Elliott and Joel Pollack

Last Word: Confusion over "screen resolution" causes headaches for users by Bill Hill

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

January 30, 2010

Letter from the publisher: “Good enough” – usually isn’t… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Crayola, Sharp, Datacolor/Portrait Displays, LG Electronics, Samsung Electronics, Panasonic, VIZIO, Microvision, 3M, Syndiant/Foryou Multimedia, Syndiant/SSTDC, Light Blue Optics, Texas Instruments, Optoma, HP, Planar, Luminus Devices, Panasonic/Sony, Projectiondesign, Christie, NEC Electronics, UC Berkeley, Intertech/PIRA, Epson, HELIOS, Garmin, NIST, Jigazo, Stanford, IMS Research, In-Stat, CIPA, CEA, Gartner, Displaybank, DisplaySearch, Digital Entertainment Group, ORC, Barco/FIMI Philips, ON Semiconductor/California Micro Devices, Aptina/eASIC, Nanosys/LG Innotek, Google, Avago Technologies, Prysm, TOOB, AMD/Samsung, Matrox, Marseille Networks, Cyvis/Tandberg, Novel Quest, Holger Schulze, ViewPLUS, Cornell, NPL, Ghent University, LaCie, Cypress Semiconductor, Kaai, Hitachi Cable, Quartics/Acer, Mercedes-Benz, University of Adelaide, Mitsubishi Electric, Sojitz/Mitsubishi, Daktronics, NXP, Sharp, Skiff/Sprint, Onkyo, Kohjinsha, and Philips Research

SIGGRAPH Asia, December 16-19, 2009, Yokohama, Japan; Phillip Hill covers papers from Adobe Systems/MPI Informatik/Columbia University/University of Virginia/Ulm University/Dartmouth College/Princeton University, MPI Informatik, Grenoble University/MIT CSAIL/Adobe Systems, Carnegie Mellon University, Columbia University/University of California at Berkeley, POSTECH, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology/Adobe Systems, and Grenoble University/MIT CSAIL

IDW ’09, December 9-11, 2009, Miyazaki, Japan; In this first report, Phillip Hill covers this conference organized by The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for Information Display, with presentations from the active matrix display session from Sharp Corporation, TPO Displays, Semiconductor Energy Laboratory/Advanced Film Device, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, and Hydis

Printed Electronics USA, December 1-4, 2009, San Jose, California; The 50-or-so presentations from this IDTechEx-organized conference will be covered in our sister newsletter Flexible Substrate in February, but Phillip Hill selects one here from Princeton University in the US because of its amazingly high resolution. Plus one that can’t be pigeon-holed from the University of St Andrews in Scotland

Symposium on Virtual Reality Software and Technology, November 18-20, Kyoto, Japan; Phillip Hill covers papers from the 16th ACM symposium on VRST: Avatar Reality/Samsung, Mines-ParisTech/Immersion S.A., and Paris Est University

Symposium on Vehicle Displays, October 15-16, 2009, Dearborn, Michigan; Phillip Hill covers a presentation from Light Blue Optics. More related coverage of this event can be found in our sister newsletters: 3rd Dimension, December; Flexible Substrate, December; and Touch Panel, November 2009

UIST, October 4–7, 2009, Victoria, British Columbia; Phillip Hill covers papers from MIT (x2), University of Rochester/University of Washington/IBM Almaden Research Center, Microsoft Research, and University of Washington

ACM Multimedia, October 19-24, 2009, Beijing, China; Phillip Hill covers papers from University of California at Santa Barbara, Concordia University, National Taiwan University/Taipei National University of the Art, University of Science and Technology of China/Microsoft Research Asia, Norwegian University of Science and Technology/Nokia Research Center/Tampere University of Technology, and National Taiwan University

Eurodisplay 2009/IDRC, September 14-17, 2009, Rome, Italy; In the first of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from University of Karlsruhe, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Cuspate LLC/Compound Photonics Ltd, Nano Loa USA Inc, Kent State University/University of Colorado at Colorado Springs/Kyiv Taras Shevchenko University, and Kanazawa Institute of Technology

Conference on Nanosciences & Nanotechnologies, July 13-15, 2009, Thessaloniki, Greece; In his report on this 6th international conference, Phillip Hill summarizes papers from Ravishankar Shukla University, Aixtron, University of Maryland/Aegean University/National Technical University of Athens, University of Edinburgh, Ravishankar Shukla University/University of Cambridge, Faculté des Sciences de Monastir/Institut des Nanotechnologies de Lyon, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki/University of Southampton, Institute of Materials Science Athens/University of Patras, and the Chemical Process Engineering Research Institute Thessaloniki

SID Display Week Symposium, June 2-5, 2009, San Antonio, Texas; In this fourth report of four, Phillip Hill covers papers from the fourth day and the best of the poster sessions from Nokia Research Center/Liquavista BV/Nanocomp Ltd., Sharp, Eastman Kodak/Semprius, Hanyang University/Yeungnam University, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering/Fraunhofer Institute for Photonics Microsystems, University of California at Irvine, and Wintek Corporation

How can it be? 3D Illusion by Alan Stubbs

High-Performance Optical Video Delivery by Tom Rossi

How much more connected can you afford to be? by Andy Marken

One Size Fits All? by Norman Hairston

The Big Picture by Fluppeteer

High on Resolution: No New Year’s Resolution for LCD TV by David Barnes

Backlight: 10 years ago in the display industry… by Mark Fihn

Last Word: Hayashiguchi-san – a colleague and friend by Alan Jones

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

November 13, 2009

Letter from the publisher: Beyond 100 ppi… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Wellcome, Nikon, National Geographic, Microsoft, Gigapan, xRez, Lumenova/Jenoptik, Panoramas, Spheron, RPR1 Rhineland-Palatinate, Martin Professional, MYI Audio/Video Design, Luminus Devices, Daktronics, Innolux/TPO, Samsung, Tel Aviv Tunnel, NASA, Lumenera, Mitsubishi, Screen Technology/Litemax, eyevis, Christie, Mechdyne, Jupiter Systems, OIDA, Harmonic, ATEME, In-Stat, DisplaySearch, NPD, Vu1 Corporation, Displaybank, Luxtera, Ensphere Solutions, Southampton University, Westinghouse, Warner Home Video, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory/European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, BFG Technologies, AU Optronics, Intel, Aptina, JVC, Mamiya, PENTAX Imaging Company, Leica, Sony, Bushnell, Hammacher Schlemmer, Pelco/Cisco, Canon, Silicon Image, Arecont Vision, ITT, Point Grey/Fresco Logic, 3M, Fairchild Semiconductor, Marvell, Bell Labs, HP, LifeSize, Cisco/Tandberg, Walt Disney Co., Toshiba, Glowpoint, MIT, Xceed Imaging, University of Missouri, Yissum Research Development Company, Carl Zeiss, Nobel Prize in Physics, Kharkov Institute, St. Andrews University, IS&S, AMD, Kohjinsha, 10ZiG, EIZO, Microvision, Panasonic, Syndiant, and Kopin 

Emerging Display Technologies Conference, September 3, 2009, San Jose, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations made at this DisplaySearch conference from eMagin, Micron Technology, DisplaySearch, Pixtronix, Syndiant, and 3M Projection Systems

DisplaySearch Digital Signage Conference, September 1, 2009, San Jose, California; In this second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from GDS Displays, LG Business Solutions, Samsung Information Technology, and Almo Professional A/V 

TV Ecosystem Conference, September 2, 2009, San Jose, California; This DisplaySearch-organized conference is covered by Phillip Hill with presentations from Vizio, DisplaySearch, and Cree

SIGGRAPH, August 3-7, 2009, New Orleans, Louisiana; In this second report of two, Phillip Hill covers presentations from University of Tokyo/Keio University, National Chiao Tung University/Industrial Technology Research Institute, University of Tokyo, Nokia Research Center, Nvidia Corporation, Side Effects Software Inc., Bauhaus-University/University of British Columbia, and INRIA/Grenoble University/Nvidia Corporation/Saarland University

SID Display Week Symposium, June 2-5, 2009, San Antonio, Texas; In this third report of four, Phillip Hill covers day three with papers from Kyushu University/Chisso Petrochemical Co. Ltd./NOF Corporation, University of Cambridge, Kent State University, Princeton University, Asahi Glass Co., Ltd., National Chiao Tung University/AU Optronics Corporation, Nano Loa, Inc., Pusan National University, Design LED Products Ltd./ITI Techmedia, Hitachi, Samsung Electronics, Saarland University/EPFL, National Chiao Tung University/AU Optronics Corporation, AU Optronics Technology Center, Samsung Mobile Display/Samsung Electronics, Samsung Mobile Display, NXP Semiconductors/Philips Research Laboratories, and Marvell Semiconductor Inc./Marvell India

Report on SID Display Week by Robert Simpson

FINETECH JAPAN, April 15-17, 2009, Tokyo, Japan; In this second report, Phillip Hill covers presentations from LG Display, The University of Tokyo, Lighting Planners Associates Inc., Light & View Design, Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd., Meijo University, Philips Lumileds Lighting, Cree, Inc., Epistar Corp., Universal Display Corporation, and Osram Opto Semiconductors Asia Ltd.

Electronic Displays Conference, March 4-5, 2009, Nuremberg, Germany; In this second report of two, Phillip Hill covers presentations from this conference organized by Design & Electronik in Germany: Global Lighting Technologies/ABLE Design GmbH, Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems, and two from Pforzheim University

Interview with Ian Turner from Juice Technology

World’s first 4K laparoscopy performed by Steven F. Palter

There are things more important than size…Just ask flash by Andy Marken

High on Resolution: There’s No “Right” Display for eBooks by David Barnes

Unaccounted and Digital Signage by Norman Hairston

Last Word: eBooks will make more headway on reading than the “Vanilla Web”... by Bill Hill

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

September 12, 2009

Letter from the publisher: Spectacles… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Big Ben, Eiffel Tower, Smart Light Sydney, Barco, MIT, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Oclaro, AMD, EVGA, JCM Global, NEC, gScreen, Harmonic, Freescale, Genoa Color Technologies, NCAR, Lumens, IBM, MotionDSP, Panasonic, Stanford, Canon, KODAK, Samsung, Prior Scientific, Fergason Patent Properties/Funai Electric, Bang & Olufsen, Envivio, SENSIO Technologies, OpenTV, Samsung/NXP, Picsel Technologies, Syndiant, Chyron, California Micro Devices, Philips, Medion, Creative Light, Lightswitch/Prelite, Future Lighting Solutions, Epson, OSRAM, Activu, JKL Components, DT Research, Altitude, Philips Lumileds, DigitalGlobe, Michel de Broin, Sony, Max Planck Institute, Swinburne University of Technology, Sharp, Toshiba, iSuppli, Nielsen, Strategies Unlimited, TFC Info, ABI Research, Displaybank, and DisplaySearch

DisplaySearch Digital Signage Conference, September 1, 2009, San Jose, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, Scala, Delphi Display Systems, and NEC

Displaybank US Conference, August 20, 2009, Santa Clara, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations from 3M Optical Systems Division, Broadcom, LG Display, NEC Displays, and Sierra Ventures

SIGGRAPH, August 3-7, 2009, New Orleans, Louisiana; In this report, Phillip Hill covers presentations from INRIA Bordeaux University, University College London, Industrial Light + Magic, Hebrew University/Tel Aviv University/Princeton University, Beihang University/Hong Kong University of Science and Technology/Microsoft Research Asia, University of Science and Technology of China/Microsoft Research Asia/Microsoft Corporation, and University of Minnesota/Adobe Systems

Korea Display Conference, June 25-26, 2009, Seoul, South Korea; Phillip Hill covers presentations from Displaybank, Advanced Data Research, Seoul Semiconductor, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology, and Magnachip Semiconductor Inc.

Projection Summit, June 15-16, 2009, Orlando, Florida; In this second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers the day two presentations from rAVe, Futuresource Consulting, Epson America, Insight Media, Syndiant, Pacific Media Associates, Micron Technology, Barco, and Laser Display Technology

SID Display Week Symposium, June 2-5, 2009, San Antonio, Texas; In this second report, Phillip Hill covers day two of the symposium with papers from Sony Corporation/Sony Disc and Digital Solutions Inc., Industrial Technology Research Institute, InnoLux Display Corporation, University of Central Florida/Chi-Mei Optoelectronics Corp., Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Samsung Electronics, Pforzheim University/Bartels Mikrotechnik/Advanced Display Technology, North Carolina State University, University of Washington, and Pixtronix 

DisplaySearch China FPD & HDTV Conference, May 21-22, 2009, Shenzhen, China; In this second report, Phillip Hill covers a number of presentations from DisplaySearch, and one from Samsung Electronics

FINETECH JAPAN, April 15-17, 2009, Tokyo, Japan; Phillip Hill covers presentations from Osaka University, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp., Shinoda Plasma Co., Ltd., Digital Signage Consortium, Sharp Corp., Silex Technology, Inc., Philips Lumileds Lighting, and AKT

Electronic Displays Conference, March 4-5, 2009, Nuremberg, Germany; In this first report of two, Phillip Hill covers presentations from this conference organized by Design&Electronik in Germany: Meko, National Semiconductor, Epson Europe Electronics, AUO, BMW, and Sharp Microelectronics Europe

The Cathode Ray Tube… by Clive (Max) Maxfield

LCD Trickle-down Theory by Jin Kim

High on Resolution: Mobile Phone Resolutions Rise as Prices Fall by David Barnes

Last Word: Going native by Fluppeteer

Display Industry Calendar

June 30, 2009

Letter from the publisher: Mobile tagging… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: ELSA Japan/LucidLogix/Teradici, University of Toronto, NHK, Max-Planck-Institute, University of Washington, Shin-Etsu Chemical, Stanford University, Sandia National Labs, University of California Berkeley/University of Massachusetts Amherst, Epson, Kopin, Enig Associates, Sekisui Chemical, TPO, UCLA, MvixUSA, OEC, Luminus Devices, OSRAM, Daktronics, Evans & Sutherland, Displaybank, DisplaySearch, In-Stat, Kodak, Swinburne University of Technology, Sharp, Luxtera/Freescale, University of California Riverside, University of Rochester, University of Alberta, Lawrence Livermore Labs, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pixel Qi, NASA, Micron Technology, Samsung, American Airlines, Diamond Vision, Kingston Technology, NEC, ERG, and LG Display

Projection Summit 2009, June 15-16, Orlando, Florida  In this first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers the day one presentations from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, EpiCrystals, Luminus Devices, Evans & Sutherland, 3M Projection Systems, Scalable Display Technologies, Sony Electronics, GEO Semiconductors, and Insight Media

SID Display Week Symposium 2009, June 2-5, San Antonio, Texas

  + Pictorial summary of high performance displays at SID – photos by Jurgen Daniel

  + SID Display of the Year Award – Special Recognition – Beijing Olympics

  + Summaries of conference proceedings by Phillip Hill  -- LG Display, Noritake/Fuji Electric Systems/Nagoya University, NHK Science and Technical Research Laboratories, Sanyo Electric, Tohoku University, IMEC, Sony Corporation, Wavien, 3M Projection Systems/Opcon Associates, National Chiao Tung University, NEC, Spectralus, and Panasonic

  + Summary of proceedings at Display Week Symposium by Phillip Hill -- Nouvoyance, TI, and DisplaySearch

DisplaySearch China FPD & HDTV Conference, May 21-22, Shenzhen, China Phillip Hill covers presentations from Panasonic Plasma Display Shanghai, TCL, DisplaySearch, and Pixelworks

Image Sensors Europe 2009, March 24-26, 2009, London, England  In this second report, Phillip Hill covers presentations from this IntertechPira conference by OmniVision, Centre Suisse d’Electronique et de Microtechnique (CSEM), University of Oxford, Strategy Analytics, and Cypress Semiconductor Corporation

How can this be? Illusory Contours and Photography by Alan Stubbs

Victorian faxes, toasters, and Nipkow disks…by Clive (Max) Maxfield

Last Word: How hard can two numbers be? by Fluppeteer

Display Industry Calendar

May 19, 2009

Letter from the publisher: Backwards thinking… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Village Tronic, Cisco, Microsoft Research, ArsTechnica, Planar Systems, Enfis/Gekko, Sarnoff/Lightscape Materials, Sony/Field Emission Technologies, VIA optronics/White Electronic Designs, Image Holdings Corporation/InFocus, AMD, Apple, vReveal, Pixavi, USTC/Microsoft/University of Konstanz, QuickLogic, Kodak/Scalado, Red, ArcSoft, Displaybank, DisplaySearch, Endicott Research Group, NASA, Corning, Kepler, ATR Computational Neuroscience Lab, Stanford University, University of Illinois, Argonne National Labs, University of Rochester, AIST, GE, Princeton University, Philips Lumileds, University of California, Rensselaer Polytechnic, Cypress Semiconductor, OSRAM, OSRAM/Everlight, Hitachi, realities:united, Yves Behar/Samsung, austriamicrosystems, California Micro Devices, Avago, Moving Color Tiles, Axis/Kowa, Mechdyne, JIL/Mechdyne, JVC, MPEG, Mitsubishi, Fujitsu/Cypress, BTimaging, Silicon Constellations, ViewSonic, Kopin, NDS Surgical Imaging, NEC, Sony, Eizo Nanao, TPO, Asus, and Sanyo

SID announces 2009 Display of the Year Award winners

CHI 2009 Conference, April 4-9, Boston, Massachusetts; Phillip Hill covers papers from University of Toronto, Northwestern University, Columbia University, and MIT Media Lab

Image Sensors Europe 2009, March 24-26, 2009, London, England; Phillip Hill covers presentations from this Intertech/PIRA conference by Aptina Imaging, Tessera, Kodak, CMOSIS, DALSA Professional Imaging, ST Microelectronics, and Sypro Optics

DisplaySearch US FPD Conference, March 2-4, 2009, La Jolla, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, Microvision, and Corning

How can this be? More fascinating optical illusions

Verbatim celebrates 40 years of data storage innovation by Andy Marken

Interview with Randal Queen of Verbatim America

Why a government subsidy for DTV? by Rodolfo La Maestra

Portrait Displays brings more color to your life by Jon Peddie; Overcoming the limitations of monitors’ color gamut

Last Word: The Dark Side by Fluppeteer

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

February 28, 2009

Letter from the publisher: Aurora Borealis…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: E/T/C London, Focus Lighting, Apple, Microsoft, Pixtronix, IMEC, GUNNAR Optiks, Nvidia, CyberLink/S3 Graphics, Mercedes, QD Vision, Evident Technologies, RoboCup, SIM2 Multimedia/Dolby Laboratories, ABI Research, DisplaySearch, CEA, Displaybank, Insight Media, Oregan Networks, Lumens, Microvision, Light Blue Optics, 3M, Ambarella, Aptina, Samsung/Uni-Pixel, Screen Dreams, SageTV, Nikon, Panasonic, Sony, Parks Associates, Samsung, Framestore, Glimmerglass, New Scale Technologies, University of Tokyo, St. Andrews University/Masaryk University, University of Washington, NDS Surgical Imaging, VAS Communications, IBM, VLT, NASA, Xenonics, Blackmagic Design, Intertech/PIRA, Future Lighting Solutions, Bridgelux, Luminus, ON Semiconductor, A2aMEDIA/HEAT Group, UIUC, ViBook, Cyviz, UMID, gScreen Computer, Lenovo, NEC Display Solutions, NEC Electronics, Mimo Monitors, LaCie, LG, Da-Lite Screen/Joe Kane Productions, VIZIO, Samsung, Cypress Semiconductor, Silicon Mountain, Toshiba, Toshiba/IBM, Honeywell, Sharp, Mitsubishi, Philips, and Yahoo!

CES Best Buzz Awards, January 8-12, 2009, Las Vegas, Nevada

Plastic Electronics Conference and Showcase, October 28-29, 2008, Berlin, Germany; Although this key conference covered by Phillip Hill, and organized by the Plastic Electronics Foundation and Intertech/PIRA, was mainly about flexible displays and electronics, there were many presentations relevant to High Resolution: Siemens, Kodak, Rutgers University, Silecs Oy, UDC, QD Vision, and CDT

SID Mobile Displays Conference 2008, September 23-24, San Diego, California; Phillip Hill covers the high-resolution aspects of this conference with presentations from Uni-Pixel Displays, Global Lighting Technologies, 3M, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Microvision, and EpiCrystals

Displaybank San Jose Conference, September 9, 2008, Santa Clara, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations from LG Electronics, Samsung SDI, and NEC

Displaybank Korea Display Conference, July 2-4, 2008, Seoul, South Korea; Phillip Hill covers talks from Samsung Cheil Industries, Samsung SDI, Displaybank, Lite-On Technology Corporation, and SAIT

Insight Media Projection Summit 2008, June 16-17, Las Vegas, Nevada; In this third report of three, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Philips Lighting, Arasor Corporation, Barco Simulation, Scalable Display Technologies, Insight Media, and Pacific Media Associates

Society for Information Display 2008 Symposium, May 20-23, Los Angeles, California; Phillip Hill covers presentations from Tokyo Institute of Technology/National Taiwan University, Barco, Sharp Corporation/CIS Laboratories/Rochester Institute of Technology, Taiwan TFT LCD Association, University of Central Florida/Chi-Mei Optoelectronics, Seoul National University/Hanyang University, HYDIS, and UDC/University of Southern California

How can this be? by Alan Stubbs

Primary colors by Clive (Max) Maxfield

Quality vs. value: when is enough enough? by Michael Reichmann

Content everywhere… in what form, what format? by Andy Marken

DTV transition: DTV tuner integration by Rodolfo La Maestra

Meridian’s beautiful 10-megapixel projector by Chris Chinnock

Samsung’s new “QWXGA” pixel format by Mark Fihn

Last Word: One size fits all? Too little ≠ too few… by Fluppeteer

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

December 8, 2008

Letter from the publisher: Lessons from the past – LCDs in 1994…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: xRez Studio, Shoothill, Max Lyons, Gigapixel Project, Chris Jordan, Sony, Jeffrey Klassen, Clear Channel Outdoor, UNStudio, 7thSense, E/T/C Paris, Daktronics, Komaden, Thorn Lighting, Harvard/Daktronics, DNP, JVC, EA Sports, Christie, IDT/Silicon Optix, Visual Acuity, Planar, Trey Ratcliff, Mechdyne, KAUST/CALIT2, e2v, Singapore Airlines, Equipe Electronics, Ortus, Samsung, CPT, VizBox, Sharp, Seetec/eyevis, GLIF, NXP, Open Air Cinema, Fraunhofer, Sky-Skan, Cassini, Barco, EIZO, TOTOKU, VisionCare, Kopin, Microsoft, YouTube, Silicon Image/Scalado, LG, Aptina, 3M, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics, Pure Digital Technologies, Samsung, Sigma Corporation/Foveon, QImaging, Digital Imaging Systems, SPHERON-VR, Pixtronix, NEC, Rockwell Collins, Caltech, FEI Company, Sangbo/LG Electronics, Schepens Eye Research Institute, DisplaySearch, Storage Visions Conference, WitsView, Leichtman Research, ElectroniCast, AUO, NTU, Cree, Displaybank, nVidia, Toshiba, Carl Zeiss, Microvision, Vutec, Vu1, Olympus, Apple, DarbeeVision, Sony/Muvico Entertainment

Meko/DisplaySearch Display Forum 2008, November 4-5, 2008, Düsseldorf, Germany: Phillip Hill covers this joint conference with presentations from DisplaySearch, Insight Media/DisplayMate Technologies, UniPixel, CBS Outdoor International, Sharp Electronics, and Philips 3D Solutions

DisplaySearch HDTV Conference, September 15-17, 2008, Los Angeles, California: Phillip Hill covers presentations from the LCD TV Association, Sharp Electronics Corporation, DisplaySearch, NPD Group, and Dolby Laboratories

Insight Media Projection Summit 2008, June 16-17, 2008, Las Vegas, Nevada: In this second report of three, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Sony Electronics Inc., Acceleroptics, Meko, iSuppli, Wavren, and Ceravision

Society for Information Display 2008 Symposium, May 20-23, 2008, Los Angeles, California: In this fourth report of five, Phillip Hill covers offerings from Fuji Xerox, Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology, Philips Research Europe, Samsung Electronics, and NEC LCD Technologies

SID Mid Europe Chapter Spring Meeting 2008, March 13-14, 2008, Jena, Germany: Phillip Hill covers this meeting held jointly with Fraunhofer IOF. Presentations from Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering, Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, Barco, TFCG Microsystems/IMEC/Vrije University, Optinvent, SyproOptics, Novaled, Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, MEMS Optical/JENOPTIK Polymer Systems, and Haldia Institute of Technology

How can this be? More interesting optical illusions…

The origin of the computer monitor thingy… Part 3 by Clive (Max) Maxfield

TV viewing without the TV set by Andy Marken

DTV transition: TVs vs. households by Rodolfo La Maestra

Darwin’s evolution applies to LCDs too by Arthur Berman

You can’t take it with you by Fluppeteer

Last Word: Bits from the Professor…by Alfred Poor

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

October 31, 2008

Letter from the publisher: Baraka! by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: 17-gigapixels Project, Paris 20 Gigapixels, Panoram, Bradford Bohonus, HGH Infrared Systems, GeoEye, GreenPix, Minnesota Twins/Daktronics, Project Blinkenlights, Luminus Devices, Tameer Holding, OSRAM, Wachovia Center, DigitalGlobe/Microsoft, Olympus, Science Magazine, Devorah Sperber, Chris Jordan, Aaron Swartz, Population: One, FUJIFILM, Panasonic, Digital Imaging Systems, Advasense, JVC, e2v, Aptina Imaging, Motionbox, DALSA, Kodak, Leica, Canon, Casio, Sony, Sinar, Hasselblad, Celeno, QuVIS, Nikon, Digital Projection International, Microsoft Research, PIE United, Envivio, Analog Devices, Rubicon Technology, Evident Technologies, Runco, Samsung, NEC, Digital Tigers, Cyviz/Sony, Visbox, TANDBERG, LifeSize, Schaub Lorenz, eyevis, Philips Research, Jupiter Systems, LG Display, Barco, Fujitsu, C-nario, Electrosonic, KDDI, Motorola, Life|ware, Toshiba, AUO/Qisda, Solotech, Clear Channel Outdoor, UIUC, Lawrence Berkeley, Digital Foci, McMaster University, Northwestern University, MIT, Bauhaus University, Very Large Telescope Interferometer, Ball Aerospace, LSST, NASA, Magdalena Ridge Observatory, SiOnyx, University of California Berkeley, Microvision and Asia Optical, Casio, Microsoft, Opnext, Ocean Nanotech/Penn State University, NCTU, iSuppli, DisplaySearch, Technology Strategy Board, Penn State University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University of Hong Kong, University of Cincinnati, Flexible Picture Systems, University of Central Florida, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology/Weizmann Institute of Science. Dyoptyka

DisplaySearch China FPD Conference, September 4-5, 2008, Shanghai, China, Mark Fihn summarizes presentations from DisplaySearch (x2), Corning, AUO, Sharp, and LG Display.

SIGGRAPH 2008, August 11-16, 2008, Los Angeles, California, Mark Fihn summarizes papers from the University of Tokyo/ Hitachi, Ltd., University of Electro-Communications, International Media Research Foundation, Bauhaus-University /Osaka University, University of North Carolina, Bournemouth University, Hasselt University, and University of Tokyo

Insight Media Projection Summit 2008, June 16-17, 2008, Las Vegas, Nevada, This first of two reports covers presentations from Luminus Devices, Sypro Optics, QPC, 3M, 3LCD, THX, Texas Instruments, and Amimon

Displaybank New York Conference, March 6, 2008, New York, New York, Mark Fihn covers presentations from Matsushita, Samsung SDI, Miraenanotech, and Samsung Electro-Mechanics

Society for Information Display 2008 Symposium, May 20-23, Los Angeles, California, In this third report, Phillip Hill covers offerings from Eastman Kodak, Sony Corporation/Rochester Institute of Technology, Stanford University/Microsoft Corporation, Dolby Canada, Sharp Labs of America/Arizona State University, Philips Research Laboratories, Air Force Research Laboratory/Link Simulation and Training/NASA Ames Research Center, Yamagata University, SAIT/Samsung SDI

Small pixels… by Fluppeteer

LED Lighting: Green and Every Other Color by Matt Brennesholtz

For those who doubt the growth of laptop LED BLUs by Duke Lee

Last Word: Bits from the Professor…by Alfred Poor

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

August 31, 2008

Letter from the publisher: Twain…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Cognifex, Fusion Optix, 2008 Summer Olympics, ADTI, Toshiba, Daktronics, Titan Outdoor, Mitsubishi, Harmonic, NEC, Raku, PLM, Luminus Devices/TI, OSRAM, Goldeneye, GLT, AUO, Samsung SDI, Microsharp, University of St. Andrews, University of Hong Kong, Pioneer/Field Emission Technologies, Darnell, DisplayBank, TFC info, DisplaySearch, CEA, Frost & Sullivan, FEI, Celestron, Tessera, Image Metrics/USC, X-Rite, Toshiba Teli, California Institute of Technology, Kodak, Sarnoff, Multidimensional Integrated Intelligent Imaging Project, Cypress/Tower Semiconductor, Intergraph, Hitachi, Sony, Matsushita, Casio, Panasonic, NHK, Cinnafilm, Meridian, BenQ, CMO, Barco, Sapphire, UCSD, AMD, NASA, GigaPan, Microsoft, Matrox Graphics, and University of Padua

Society for Information Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-23, Los Angeles, California: In this second report, Phillip Hill covers three offerings from Samsung Electronics, plus Pioneer, Matsushita, SAIT/Insideoptics, and Rochester Institute of Technology

CHI 2008, April 5-10, Florence, Italy: Phillip Hill covers the Computer Human Interface Conference. This report covers papers from DFKI/Mitre, Oracle/Naviscent, University of Illinois/Microsoft Research, University of Maryland/University of California, University of Tokyo, and University of Washington/Microsoft Research

Do sensors “out-resolve” lenses? by Rubén Osuna and Efraín García

Interview with Candice Brown Elliott from Nouvoyance

Interview with John Langevin from Luminus

How can this be? Anther fun optical illusion…

The origin of the computer monitor thingy… Part 2 by Clive (Max) Maxfield

DTV transition - can YOU help? by Rodolfo La Maestra

The Last Word: Observations about the digital transition… by Alfred Poor

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

July 9, 2008

Letter from the publisher: Images from Chaitén…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Samsung, Samsung/Thomas Kinkade, Sharp, NEC LCD Technologies, Dolby/SIM2, Washington Nationals, Mitsubishi, Daktronics, Clear Channel Outdoor, BrightRoll, Samsung/Outdoor Promotions, Barco/Niles Creative, TANDBERG/Microsoft, Nortel/TANDBERG, LifeSize, VideoMining, TANDBERG/Barco, RadiSys, Avago Technologies, Luminus Devices, Philips LumiLeds, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors, Frost & Sullivan, Bridgelux, Nexxus Lighting, USHIO, Intematix, SDK, Displaybank, Light Blue Optics, Kopin, Iljin, Kyoto University, VDC Display Systems/Sony Micro Device, Epson, Microvision, Displaytech, Panasonic, Meridian, “Reach for Me”, WRAL TV/Harmonic, NASA, Cinnafilm, BERR, Dolby, JVC, Canon, NAOJ, Micron, Casio, Sony Ericsson, PENTAX, Green House, NEC, LG, NDS Surgical Imaging, Toshiba/Olympus, Surrey/Salford Universities, Cypress, HP, Bang & Olufsen, AMD, DisplaySearch, SID, DisplayBank, O2Micro, Insight Media, Luxim, Ceravision, Intematix Technology, MEASAT Satellite Systems/Euroconsult, Planar Systems, Dainippon Screen/Silicon Light Machines, Shinoda Plasma, OSRAM/Ostendo Technologies, Qualcomm/Foxlink, UniPixel, Videocon Industries/CopyTele Display, Tannas Electronics, PVI, TMDisplay, LG Display, NHK, ImmerVision, Toshiba, Thinklogical, Blackmagic Design, QuickLogic, Sony, Ekinops, Aptina Imaging, MIT, NIST, UCSD, Coveo, Monotype Imaging, Apple, Toshiba, NPD, Kaleidescape, Pioneer, Gigabyte, Epson, Alienware, Vye, Willcom, Acer, Intel, Matrox Graphics, ATI, University of Utah, Enhanced Vision, Sensics, Fuji Xerox, Matsushita Electric Industrial, Fusion Optix, VBrick, Opticis, and Luxtera

Insight Media gives out Best Buzz awards at InfoComm

Computex 2008, June 3-7, Taipei, Taiwan by WitsView

Society for Information Display 2008 Symposium, May 20-23, Los Angeles, California: In this first report, Phillip Hill covers offerings from Samsung SDI, LG Display, Field Emission Technologies Inc., National Tsing Hua University/ITRI, Noritake/Fuji Electric Systems/Nagoya University, and LG Electronics.

Report on SID Display Week by Robert Simpson

DisplayForum 2007, November 14-15, Prague, Czech Republic: In this second report on this Meko-organized event, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Nexgen Europe and DisplayLink.

SID Display Applications Conference, October 23-25, San Francisco, California: In this second of two reports from this newly-named conference focused on the engineering aspect of applications, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Planar and Silicon Optix.

How can this be? by Mark Fihn

Do your LCDs really need direct-bonding? by Dave Craig and Greg Ruoff

The convergence of still photography and video by Michael Reichmann

Active optical cables by Tom Rossi

The Last Word: The fuzzy picture of HDTV by Fluppeteer

Display Industry Calendar

Double Issue

February 29, 2008

Letter from the publisher: Style over substance; fashion over function…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: UniPixel, Arasor/Novalux, University of Michigan, Mitsubishi, Microvision, SCRAM/MDS, FUJIFILM Manufacturing, Explay, Displaytech, Insight Media, 3M, 3M/Himax, ROHM, Philips LumiLeds, DisplayBank, Commercial Times, austriamicrosystems, Sony, Ambarella, Kodak, Cypress Semiconductor, Photron, Hauppauge, Casio, General Imaging, Samsung, Sanyo, Sony Ericsson, Max Lyons Photography, Pascal Cotte, University of Hawaii, VLBA, LSST Project, IPHAS Consortium, Corning, AMD, DivX/AMD, Harmonic, Swarmcast, Luminit/Asahi Kesei, Philips, Syntax-Brillian, Japanese Communications Ministry, LG.Philips LCD, Fergason Patent Properties/Sony, Gennum/Meritec, Penn State, ASUS, Quixel Research, Pacific Media Associates, V7, NEC Display Solutions, Ocean Tomo Auctions, Pioneer, Matsushita Electric Industrial/DuPont, AVFX/Panasonic, Panasonic, Swarovski, London Underground/CBS Outdoor, JCDecaux/Daktronics, Arizona Diamondbacks/Daktronics, Green Hippo, Christie, Komaden, Magic Monkey, Beijing Olympics, National Library of Belarus, Nanonic, Xceed Imaging/Bar Ilan University, University of Washington, and Schepens Eye Research Institute

Insight Media gives out Best Buzz awards at CES

Flat Information Display Conference 2007, December 4-5, Las Vegas, Nevada: In this report, we capture some of the interesting dialog that resulted from Q/A sessions that are of topical interest for readers of High Resolution

DisplayForum 2007, November 14-15, Prague, Czech Republic: In this first report on this Meko-organized event, Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, Pioneer Europe, Dolby Labs, and Light Blue Optics

SID Display Applications Conference, October 23-25, San Francisco, California: In this first of two reports from this newly-named conference focused on the engineering aspect of applications, Phillip Hill covers presentations from ImageMetrics, and Qualcomm MEMS Technologies

Society for Information Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-25, Long Beach, California: In this fourth and final report from SID 2007, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Hitachi, Samsung Electronics/Cheil Industries, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation/Melco Display Technology, Dai Nippon Printing, Marvell, Philips Research, and eMagin

Interview with Tim Reynolds from Ceravision

Interview with Terry Yeo from Fusion Optix

Interview with Barath Rajagopalan from Dolby

How this can be…by Alan Stubbs

Buying an HDTV? How to select the one for you by Rodolfo La Maestra

Can the 46-inch PDP TVs pose a challenge to LCDs? by WitsView

Multiple flaws found in web map sites edited by Phillip Hill

Volume rendering of large datasets on scalable high-resolution displays by Nicholas Schwarz

WPF and resolution independence by Markus Egger

Why direct-digital images can be superior to film by Mike Collette

The origin of the computer monitor thingy…Part 1 by Max Maxfield

The Last Word: Glass manufacturers can breathe again! by Chris Williams

Display Industry Calendar

December 13, 2007

Letter from the publisher: Pixels, lots of pixels, more pixels, but still not enough…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world:  Chris Jordan, LG.Philips, Barco, Double Black Imaging, Totoku, NEC, Planar, Samsung, EIZO, Merge Healthcare/EIZO/Matrox, Cornell University, TEAM, University of Toronto/University of Bristol, Princeton University, Equipe, EFI, Intel/ArcSoft, Cyviz, SGI, Quarktet, RGB Spectrum, NASA, VDC, LifeSize, JVC, SEOS, NEC LCD Technologies, CMO, Sharp, Sony, Samsung SDI, Mitsubishi, Nielsen, Genoa Color, e2v, Datacolor, Microvision, Luxtera, Tektronix/Intel, California Micro Devices, Adimec, SIM2/Dolby Laboratories, Samsung, TMD, Screen Technology/Virgin, Screen Technology/National Physical Laboratory, Uni-Pixel/MiPlaza, McLaughlin Consulting Group, Quixel Research, Leichtman Research Group, Panoram Technologies, Digital Tigers, Air National Guard/RGB Spectrum, Avago, Goldeneye, Element Labs, Lighthouse Technologies, Clear Channel Outdoor, Daktronics, Kodak, IRIDAS/CineForm, IMAX/AMC Entertainment, ASSIMILATE/RED, Dimension Technologies, Hitachi, LUXIM, JVC, Christie, Thomson, DALSA, Silicon Optix, DXG, Kopin, Broadcom, Hasselblad, Toshiba

10th Asian Symposium on Information Display, August 2-3, Singapore: Phillip Hill reports on presentations from Hoseo University, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Chunghwa Picture

Tubes, and University of Electro-Communications

Society for Information Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-25, Long Beach, California: Phillip Hill covers presentations from The Schepens Eye Research Institute/MicroOptical Eng, Pusan National University, Cuspate, NXP Semiconductors, ASTRI, Samsung Electronics, National Chiao Tung University/AU Optronics, LG.Philips LCD, and eMagin Corporation

Interview with Ray Kwong from SCRAM Technologies

Interview with Justin Fry from Seamless Display

How this can be: Candice H. Brown Elliott explains the conundrum from the last issue

How can this be…? Another extraordinary effect from Mark Fihn

Seeing sounds and tasting colors by Clive (Max) Maxfield

Why do pixels have to be so square? by Fluppeteer

Kids and computers: the eyes and visual system by Jeffrey Anshel

Multi-channel audio for HD by Rodolfo La Maestra

The Last Word: Whose opinion -- the engineer’s or the customer’s? by Alan Jones

Display Industry Calendar

September 30, 2007

Letter from the publisher: Bridges…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Sony/University of Alabama, HiRISE, Views of the Earth, DARPA/Goodrich, Cambridge/Caltech, NASA, Thierry LeGault, International Space Station, Cassini, Virtual Earth, Google Earth, Bradford Bohonus, Colossal Images, S-LCD, NTT Electronics, NXP, Chris Jordan, University of Illinois, PanaVue, Seitz, Max Lyons, GalleryPlayer/Image Entertainment, NIST, Micreon, UC San Diego, IBM/ETH Zurich, Avago, Ken Crane’s, National Chiao Tung University, Canon, Sony, Laird Technologies/ITEQ, Intelligent Optical Systems, MERL, Siemens/Xintek, LEADIS Technology/VP Dynamics, xRez, Sharp/Samsung Electronics, LumiLeds, NEC, MotionDSP, Vision Research, Dedo Weigert, Microsoft/Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Pivot3, Philips/Color Kinetics, TecnoVISION, WEISSCAM/Wafian Corp/CineForm, Aperio Technologies, JVC, City University, Dimension Technologies, Planar Systems, Texas Instruments, TANDBERG/Codian, Silicon Optix, TPO, Daktronics, LifeSize, “Postcards From The Future”, British Museum/Barco, Eizo, Digital Projection International, Mitsubishi, ezscreen, Samsung Electronics, Brookhaven. SpheronVR, Mitsubishi Electric, Runco, ImmerVision, and Nero ShowTime

Society for Information Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-25, Long Beach, California: In this second report from the principal event of the year, Phillip Hill covers presentations from the University

of California, Philips Lighting, National Chiao Tung University, Toshiba Matsushita, Harvard Medical School, Samsung Electronics, University of Bristol, Philips Research Laboratories, and Seiko Epson

Interview with Merv Rose from Quantum Filament Technologies

How this can be… by Alan Stubbs

How can this be?

Bits from FET, Barco, and IEI by Jon Peddie

Find out the latest updates on the HDTV industry by Ross Young

Embedding depth cues in 2D images by Paul Darbee and Larry Pace

Soliloquies, rants, and ramblings in high resolution by Fluppeteer

The Last Word: Can I have some more please? Chris Williams changed his mind about HD

Display Industry Calendar

July 15, 2007

Letter from the publisher: What’s the Pointillism…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Barco, Daktronics, Color Kinetics, Clear Channel Outdoor, NASA, Stanford-Lockheed Institute for Space Research, Cassini, Wikipedia Commons, International Dark-Sky Association, Google Earth/GeoEye, Roundshot, Bradford Bohonus, Matthew Uyttendaele, Panoscan, Scott Howard, HAL9000, David Michalek, Screen Technology, Mersive, National Science Foundation/Mersive, Actuality Systems, HDT, Astrodesign, Panoram, Sanyo, NEC, VRX, Electronic Visualization Laboratory, Digital Tigers, Motion Computing, Pfeiffer Consulting, Apple, DisplaySearch, HDNet, RED, Gennum, XDC, Algolith, 3DLABS, AMD, Sky, NHK, Ateme/NHK, LifeSize Communications, Vision Research, Panasonic, IRIDAS, Quarktet, Miquel Mora, CoVi Technologies, ORNL, Kodak, TecnoVISION, Hitachi, eMagin/FLIR, Simon Fraser University, Max Planck Innovation, Nanyang Technological University, VisionCare, LiquaVista, VP Dynamics Labs,

TPO, NEC, SuperImaging, JVC, Planar Systems/Matrox Graphics, Samsung, Novalux. JVC, eMagin, Aurora Systems/HOLOEYE, Xponent Photonics, Bruker Daltonics, Siemens Medical Solutions, Eizo/Siemens, Christie/Vista Controls Systems, Philips/Color Kinetics, and Clairvoyante

Society for Information Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-25, Long Beach, California: In this first report from the principal event of the year, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Fraunhofer IPMS, BrightSide/University of British Columbia, Mitsubishi, ALCES /Evans & Sutherland Computer, and OSRAM

Interview with Greg Downing from xRez

Differences between interpolated color digital camera images and full-color scanning back images by Mike Collette

How can this be…? Optical Illusions and human factors with regard to displays: Guest article by Alan Stubbs

1080p HDTV implementation by Rodolfo La Maestra

iPixels - increasing resolution in mobile phones by Fluppeteer

Gentle musings about the T221… by Paul Grace

Trying to replicate nature, part II: Phillip Hill looks at the different ways that researchers and display developers are using nature: butterfly wings, hummingbirds, blue and green beetles, firefly squids, cicada wings, moth eyes, and algae

The Last Word: Big Brother is watching you: Phillip Hill documents the heightening concern over the ubiquitous use of CCTV in the UK

Display Industry Calendar

May 9, 2007

Letter from the publisher: A debate: The medium or the message…by Mark Fihn and Bob Raikes

High resolution news from around the world: MicroEmissive Displays, Takachiho Koheki/Varioptic, NASA, Aperio, Gigapxl Project, JAXA, Better Light, Boston Micromachines, Max Lyons, GeoEye, Vita di Cristo, SANZ/GeoDecisions, Clear Channel Outdoor, Ames Laboratory, Iowa State University, InterSense, Electrosonic/Trafik Stockholm, Daktronics, Tecnovision, JCDecaux, Sony, CineForm, Onkyo/Silicon Optix, DALSA, Samsung. RED, IBM, Silicon Imaging/AltaSens, Vision Research, Martin Waugh, UCLA, Plasmon, Sonic Solutions, Wikimedia, Richardson Electronics, Barco, Barco/Vizrt, USDC, Kopin, Tandberg, LifeSize, Digital View, Picsel, Sharp, Clairvoyante/Tomato LSI, DynaScan/PlasMedia, iamcal, Xerox

DisplaySearch FPD 2007 Conference: Geoff Walker summarizes discussions about high resolution displays; analysis of talks given by DisplaySearch, Nokia, Intel, Deutsche Bank, CDT, HP, Dell, Samsung, TCO Development, and Panasonic

Americas Display Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC), October 23-26, Atlanta: In this fourth and final report, Phillip Hill covers papers from Barco Federal Systems, Engenuity Technologies, and ABCD Technology

Interview with Dave Urbanic from Zoomify

Court rules “Almost HDTV” is OK by Alfred Poor

How can this be…? More fascinating discussions about optical illusions

How color vision works, Part 3 by Max Maxfield

Some you win, some you lose by Fluppeteer

Doing more by seeing more by Jon Peddie

Celebrating the contributions of Dr. J.C. Lapp

The Last Word: Lessons from Bertha by Alan Jones

Display Industry Calendar

March 14, 2007

Letter from the publisher: Billions of pixels…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Gigapxl Project, Microsoft Research, XRez, MERL, Cassini, The One Million Masterpiece, Vischeck, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Tronic Studio, Scalable Display, Creative Technology, Jeffrey Klassen, Quarktet, Electrosonic, Better Light, Sigma, Nova Sensors, Pentax, University of Illinois, Microsoft, Daniel Rozin, Duncan Wilson, Samsung, LG.Philips, EIZO/Tech Source, Vulcan, nVidia, Dolby Laboratories/BrightSide Technologies, OmniVision, NASA/USGS, Toshiba, RGB Spectrum, Mammoth HD, Christie, Hasselblad, CineForm, JVC, Barco, Daktronics, Pegasus Imaging, Clear Channel, Vision Research/Image Systems, Fraunhofer, Redlake, eyevis, Organic Motion, Trans-Lux, HP, Juice Analytics

Americas Display Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC), October 23-26, Atlanta: Phillip Hill covers papers from Barco Medical Systems, Barco Control Rooms, and Planar Systems

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, 2006, San Francisco: In this seventh report, Phillip Hill covers two presentations from Samsung Electronics, plus Hitachi and

Cambridge Flat Displays/Cambridge University

How this can’t be: Squant -- Candice Elliott Brown explains

How can this be?

When is a megapixel not a megapixel? by Fluppeteer

How color vision works, Part 2 by Max Maxfield

NTSC color gamut be gone… enter xvYCC and “deep color” by Steve Sechrist

Macular degeneration by Jeffrey Anshel

The Last Word: Display Business Matters…by Bruce Berkoff

Display Industry Calendar

January 28, 2007

Letter from the publisher: Introducing the “Smada” Awards…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Better Light, xRez, NIST, Cassini, e2v, JAXA, Adimec, University of Calgary, Devorah Sperber, University of Rochester, Ames Laboratory, HP Labs, Heriot-Watt University, Matrox Graphics, Christie, VDC Display Systems, Megavision Technology, Daktronics, Cowboy Stadium, 9XMedia, Electrosonic Systems, North Korea's Mass Games, NEC, Qingdao Guanlong Photograph/Seitz, Zoomify, Toshiba, Vision Research/Hyundai, DarbeeVision, Sysview, APDC, Let It Wave, EIZO Nanao, HP/TANDBERG, LifeSize, Samsung, Envive, Toshiba-Matsushita Display, OWLink/Moneual Lab, Boston Micromachines, Pixelworks, Silicon Optix, Barco Silex, Westinghouse/Eyevis, Sharp, Snell & Wilcox, DuPont, Pioneer, Hitachi, ClearView/GDS, Coherent/OSRAM

Americas Display Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC), October 23-26, Atlanta: In this second report, Phillip Hill covers papers from Chalmers University of Technology, University of Central Florida/Chi-Mei Optoelectronics Corp, and ABCD Technology

SID Vehicles and Photons Conference, October 12-13, 2006, Dearborn, Michigan: Phillip Hill covers presentations from Light Blue Optics, Symbol, and Superimaging

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, 2006, San Francisco: Phillip Hill covers presentations from Samsung Electronics, Chi Mei, and AU Optronics

Interview with Reed Killion of UniPixel Display

How color vision works by Clive (Max) Maxfield

How this can be: More on illusory motion from Mark Fihn

How can this be?… Squant: Amazingly there is a fourth primary color called “squant”. But you might have difficulty seeing it. by Mark Fihn

1080p does matter – here’s when by Carlton Bale

The Last Word: Where are the visionaries and evangelists? by Alan Jones

Display Industry Calendar

December 23, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Myths, truths, and megapixels… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Cymfony, BMI Gaming, eMagin, David Mach, Element Labs, Barco, Olympus, Infinera, CSIRO, Quarktet, NASA, HiRISE, PanSTARRS1 Consortium, Seitz, FIMI Philips, Zenview, Iomega, Fujitsu, Flybook, CompAmerica, Sharp, Planar, EIZO, Christie, Barco, VoodooPC, Silicon Imaging, Samsung, Sigma, MotionDSP, Redlake, JVC, France Television/Let It Wave, VP Dynamics Labs, Siemens, IEEE, NEC, Panasonic, iZon

Americas Display Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC), October 23-26, Atlanta: Phillip Hill covers papers from McCann Imaging/Milan University, Sharp Laboratories of America, Symbol Technologies, and DigiVision

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, San Francisco: In this fifth report, Phillip Hill covers two presentations from Samsung Electronics, plus Sharp, Matsushita, and Fuji Photo Film

The twelve rants of Christmas… (Bah, humbug) by Fluppeteer

An interview with Jim Nole of TelAztec

How Microsoft’s Windows Vista SideShow is helping drive high-PPI displays Into other applications by Geoff Walker

How this can be…

How can this be? Mark Fihn ponders 16.7 million colors…

Is Mononumerosis a problem in your company? by Bruce Kahn

The Last Word: In memoriam to Paul Martin and family by Tanya Lippke

Display Industry Calendar

October 30, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Pixels, barcode labels and spools of thread… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Sony, Video Projection Monumentale, Sigma, Seitz, Cisco, Analog Devices, Apple, Eizo, NEC, Samsung, Project-a-Phone, Algolith, Panasonic, NTT, Sharp, CMO, nVidia, Toshiba/Canon, JVC, Fakespace, Mersive, EVL, Seamless Display, Zenview, HP/VoodooPC, HiRISE, International Space Station, Cassini, NASA, Nero/ATI, Toshiba, Samsung SDI, LG.Philips LCD, Sanyo Epson, Canon, Rice University, OWLink/Micron, SGI/ATI, Norcent, LifeSize, Fraunhofer IPMS/Microvision, Double Black Imaging, MainConcept, Maxian, Foveon, Daktronics, CPT/Clairvoyante, Leica Geosystems, Barco, JAXA, TPO

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, San Francisco

  + Epson: Development of wide-color-gamut displays with four-primary-color LCDs

  + CPT: Inorganic evaporating deposition technology for a high contrast ratio LCoS RPTV

  + AU Optronics: The challenge of high resolution to active-matrix OLEDs

  + Samsung Electronics: RGB gamma curve control for improved LCD color performance

  + Kyungpook University: Skin color reproduction based on contour reduction by erosion

“Super Hi-Vision”:  An ultra-high definition television and its human factors

The myth of the 96 ppi desktop by Fluppeteer

An amazing experiment by Max Maxfield

How this can be… The optimized Fraser-Wilcox illusion explained by Akiyoshi Kitaoka

How can this be? More illusory motion effects

The Last Word: Toys, Microsoft and new challenges… by Alan Jones

Display Industry Calendar

September 24, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Color purer than the rainbow… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Apple, TI, HP, Dell, Toshiba, Alienware, L, Sharp, Zenview, OptoTech, Seagate, Samsung, TiVo, U-HDTV, McLaughlin Consulting Group, Sony, MPI/UT, Epson, Seitz, Adelaide University, Xerox, OLPC, Stanford, Envive, Philips, QuVIS, Kodak, LG.Philips LCD, NYU, Fraunhofer, Mitsubishi, ColorLink, VisWall, Snell & Wilcox, University of Pennsylvania, LifeSize, Intergraph, Daktronics, Planar Systems/Clarity Visual Systems, Electrosonic, Micron, Teranex, Picsel Technologies, Eizo/Epson/X-Rite, Tandberg, Panoscan, University of Buffalo, Research & Markets, JVC, Panasonic, Monotype Imaging, Capella Microsystems, SANZ, ETH

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, San Francisco

  + Samsung SDI: A study on full high-definition PDPs of under 50 inch

  + Philips Research Laboratories: Locally switchable 3D displays

  + Waseda University: How color break-up occurs in the human visual system 

  + Samsung Electronics: World’s largest (21.3-inch) UXGA non-laser LTPS AMLCD 

  + Brunel University: Development of printable phosphor inks for high-definition displays

  + University of California at Berkeley: Achieving near-correct focus cues in a 3D display 

  + Eastman Kodak: Predicting performance of a microlens LCD brightness film 

  + Chunghwa Picture Tubes: High-contrast ratio “optical compensation bend” LCD TV 

  + Samsung SDI: A high-resolution display employing a time division parallax barrier 

The RGBW brain boggle by Max Maxfield

How this can be… The Munker-White illusion 

How can this be? The “Rotating Turtles” illusion

Having enough resolution by Fluppeteer 

The last word: Can I have my 9-mega display back, please? by Alan Jones

Display Industry Calendar

August 15, 2006

Letter from the publisher: The world of too much information… by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Corel/Future Image, Acer, Totoku Electric, Cisco Systems/Tungsten Graphics/Obsidian, Penn State University, LifeSize/Radvision, GeoEye, Panoram, Pictometry/Intergraph, nVidia, Hibino, Barco/ATI, Daktronics, Max Lyons Digital Image Gallery, Samsung Electronics, Gigapxl project, Photomosaics, Panasonic, Mitsubishi, Fakespace/University of Salford, Zenview, The Lunar and Planetary Laboratory/VisWall, Ball Aerospace, JAXA, Adimec, Schepens Eye Research Institute, Research and Markets, GalleryPlayer,

University of Kent/Optopod, SMART Technologies, University of Pennsylvania, Olympus, Samsung, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Canon, Fujifilm, Taiwan Screen Optronics, University of Wisconsin, Canon, Panasonic, University of Toronto/MIT

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, San Francisco: Phillip Hill focuses mainly on plasma in this second report

  + Samsung SDI: Full-HD PDPs with high-picture quality for 42 inch or smaller sizes

  + Pioneer: Development of 50-inch diagonal Full HD (1920x1080) PDPs

  + Panasonic: New findings on display performance in large-sized PDPs

  + Fujitsu Hitachi: High-luminance 42-inch full high-definition PDP

  + BrightSide Technologies: Luminance, contrast and amplitude resolution of displays

How soft is smooth? Everything you wanted to know about “SmoothPicture” technology by Mathieu Massart

How this can be… dynamic luminance by Alan Stubbs

How can this be? Mark Fihn looks at more interesting effects – this time the Munker-White illusion

Pixels, pixels everywhere by Fluppeteer

Optical bonding for improved LCD outdoor viewability by Geoff Walker

The last word: Comparative products reviews are a waste of space by Alfred Poor

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July 17, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Thoughts about resolution from SID…by Mark Fihn

High resolution news from around the world: Glasgow University, ARVO, Syscan Imaging, GalleryPlayer, Salvador Imaging, OmniVision, HP, Fujifilm, Olympus, MIT, Harvard, Nikon, Sony/Panasonic, Cinevision 2006, Micron, Lumenera, DALSA, Google, Samsung, VDC Display Systems, Equipe, Aircord, Roysons/Gigapxl Corp, Rogers/Varioptic, VoodooPC, Zenview, Genoa, TOTOKU, EIZO, AccessIT, C-nario, Daktronics, Jupiter, Semtech, CDT/Toppan, Seiko Epson, Samsung SDI, TPO, Tomato LSI/Clarivoyante’s, KWorld, Pleiades, Algolith, Thomson, PSI /BMC, Barco, BrightSide, Electrosonic

Society for Information Display 2006 Symposium, June 4-9, San Francisco: In an abbreviated first report from SID, Phillip Hill covers presentations from ITRI and Sony

Using pixels wisely: Fluppeteer talks about making better use of the pixels we already have… 

How can this be? Dynamic luminance – part II

Next generation Microsoft applications software on a high-resolution display: Alan Jones gives his final report on his testing of the IBM T221 “Bertha” monitor

The last word: My eyes! My eyes! by Chris Williams

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May 29, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Mark Fihn queries recent reports that tiny fonts are destroying our eyesight

High resolution news from around the world: Microsoft Research, InvenSense, Barco, Panasonic/Sony, Envivio, TI/Barco/Christie/NEC, Fakespace, SMIC, DALSA, Media Cybernetics/AutoQuant, Daktronics, MPI Informatik, JAXA, Philips Aptura, Avid, Autodesk, NHK, Kodak, Matrox, Zenview, L, Steridian, NASA, IBM/Fujifilm, HP Labs/Warner Brothers, Quixun, MIT, 

Toshiba, Sanyo Epson, Infernoptix, Casio, NIST, Sony, TNO

High resolution and small screen viewing: a visual perspective by Jeffrey Anshel

How this can be…Candice H. Brown Elliott explains last month’s conundrum about the color cyan

How can this be? Mark Fihn looks at more optical illusions – this time dynamic luminance

Unthinkably many pixels: Fluppeteer concludes that the Windows Vista Aero interface is not for him

The last word: Windows Vista on a hi-res monitor: Alan Jones has been testing out Vista on the IBM T221 “Bertha” monitor

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April 26, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Mark Fihn says “Death to Acronyms”

High resolution news from around the world: Cooke Optics, Barco, Apple/University of California, SpatiaLight, LifeSize, Scalable Display, Microsoft, ATI, Mitsubishi, Let It Wave, Sharp, Newnham, JAXA, Akimbo/HDNet, Pictometry, CTX, DALSA/Ascent, BrightSide, Eyevis. LASIK, Intrigue Technologies, University of Illinois, Planet82, Sony, RED, Silicon Imaging, Fujifilm, Daktronics, Panasonic, Acer, Dell, Marantz, Toshiba Matsushita Display, Samsung, Do-It-Yourself

High-capacity storage: news and commentary about next-generation devices: Fujitsu, Grand Idea Studio, InPhase Technologies, ITRI, New Medium Enterprises, VCD-HD, TDK, Hitachi Maxell, Polarizonics, +RW Alliance

DisplaySearch US FPD Conference, March 21-23, San Diego, California: Geoff Walker summarizes presentations related to high-resolution displays from DisplaySearch’s 8th Annual US FPD Conference

How can this be? The color cyan… by Mark Fihn

Display size, display resolution, font size, font smoothing, and much more... by Markus Egger

Observations from a T221 second-class citizen… by Fluppeteer

The last word: What is full high definition? by Ken Werner

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March 24, 2006

Letter from the publisher: Mark Fihn explains why he doesn’t have an HDTV set

High resolution news from around the world: BrightSide, Planar, LifeSize/Texas Instruments, 19 inch notebooks, Fujitsu Siemens, Microsoft, Toshiba, Dell/Alienware, VoodooPC, ALPS, VOOM HD Networks, M.A.G.I.C., Sharp, Willcom, Kyocera, VisWall, DTS, University of Alabama/Daktronics, Barco, Seiko Epson, Panasonic, CMO, Samsung, LG.Philips LCD, Bruker Daltronics, Hasselblad, Mamiya, Texas Instruments, Virginia Tech, Zenview, Fakespace, EVL, NTERA/Seiko Epson, Schibsted Søk, Evans & Sutherland/Spitz, Picsel, LG Innotek/Clairvoyante Vodafone/Sharp

Windows Vista and high-resolution displays: Jon Peddie looks at the biggest change in PC computing in 15 years.

Technology Showcase: BrightSide makes a leap in its HDR enhancement technology from LCD to microdisplays, by Phillip Hill

How this can be… Candice H. Brown Elliott explains last month’s conundrum

How can this be? Part III: We look at another interesting effect and apply it to the desktop

Professor Poor’s guide to buying HDTV

Computer Glasses by Jeffery Anshel

Trying to replicate nature by Mark Fihn

The last word: Is this the end of the beginning, or the beginning of the end, for high resolution, asks Chris Williams

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February 11, 2006

Letter from the publisher:  High resolution and the “issue” of capture and storage

High resolution news from around the world: Westinghouse Digital, Sony/E Ink, iRex Technologies, Jinke, Toshiba, Dell, nVidia, Warner Home Video, Genoa Color Technologies, Panet82, CyOptics, Oki Electric, International University Bremen, Monotype Imaging/Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs, California Micro Devices, Planar Systems, Olympus, Sony, Canon, Hasselblad, Samsung Electronics, LG Innotech/BOE-Hydis, GeoEye, Silicon Graphics/Raytheon/ NOAA, Quarktel, Pioneer Electronics, Zenview, and AVFX

Interview with Guido Voltolina of Steridian

How this can be... Candice H. Brown Elliott explains “simultaneous contrast” and the “Cornsweet Effect”.

How can this be? Another intriguing optical illusion that impacts display design considerations

High resolution and art

  + High definition imagery from the Metropolitan Museum of Art

  + Eye tracking experiment at the National Gallery in London

  + 1.5-Gigapixel mosaic

Advertising display performance: Comments on advertisements from BenQ, Pioneer, HP, PROTON

Pixel inflation by Alfred Poor

The last word: What’s wrong with high resolution displays? by Alan Jones

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December 23, 2005

Letter from the publisher:  When is a display "good enough"?

Perspectives on LCD monitors

  + Bob Raikes tells us that monitors are little improved in the past 10 years

  + Geoff Walker explains why we’re stuck at 100ppi and what it will take to move to higher resolutions

  + Mark Fihn offers his insights as to why we have low resolutions on the desktop

High resolution news from around the world: Hynix Semiconductor, BOE-Hydis/Clairvoyante, IBM, Fakespace Systems/Sandia National Labs, Syscan Imaging/Nanodisplay, UCSF, UCSD/Keio University, Philips Vidiwall, Planar, Sony/QuVis, Panasonic, Philips, Cypress Semiconductor, Nova Sensors, Dell, Fujitsu Hitachi Plasma, Fermilab, Kinesix Software/NASA, Fujitsu Labs, Meade, BenQ, Mamiya, Phase One, HANA, WorldScreen Project, ADTI, Sharp, Nitto Denko/3M, DTS/Illustrious UK, Bosch & Lomb, Samsung, HP/DreamWorks, Virginia Tech, Digital Tigers, and L

Technology Showcase:  High Dynamic Range displays from BrightSide Technologies

Apple suffers from complaints about new screens  

Blu-ray or HD-DVD: Mark Fihn compares the two rival formats

How can this be? Some challenging optical illusions about how we mis-perceive contrast 

The last word:  An anonymous input about “Being Blinded by the display industry”

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November 23, 2005

Letter from the publisher:  Introducing High Resolution

Eye Resolution – The Ultimate Challenge: Norman Bardsley gives us a starter on “eye” resolution in relation to displays

High resolution news from around the world: Honeywell, Rainbow Displays, openHD, NHK, HDTV Business Conference, Fakespace Systems/Los Alamos National Laboratory, Barco/Thales, STRL, University of California Irvine, Sony, Kodak, LG Electronics, Samsung Electronics, Picsel Technologies, NEC LCD, USEI/Totoku, Toshiba Matsushita Displays, Apple, NEC, Kopin/Solomon Systech, Sanyo Epson, AUO/ClairVoyante, Toppoly, CMO, Sharp, Genesis Microchip, VisionCare, Emory University, and HP

Visual Resolution vs. Counting Dots:  Candice H. Brown Elliott from ClairVoyante provides some new perspectives about resolution.

Advertising Display Performance:  A look at how companies try to advertise in the print media about the advantages of high-performance displays. Good examples from Panasonic, AUO, and JVC; a problematic example from Dell

Motion Artifacts in Light-Valve Projectors: DisplayMasters graduate Taral Patel writes about his research results evaluating motion problems in projectors

Portrait Displays’ LiquidSurf:  Mark Fihn recounts his ongoing love affair with Portrait’s LiquidSurf

The last word:  Alan Jones suggests a Quantity vs. Quality matrix when considering applications for high resolution displays

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