Displays

A shortage of inexpensive display driver chips has reportedly delayed production of everything from LCD panels to new cars.

Kopin today introduced the Golden-I Infinity smart screen, a voice and gesture-controlled wearable device that works with Android and Windows 10 devices.

Philips announced a massive 43” monitor, the Momentum, that is capable of hitting 1000nit peak brightness for true HDR compatibility.

With its wide-gamut, native 10-bit color, full-array LED backlight, and HDR support, the PA32UC is geared for photographers, videographers, and enthusiasts of high-quality imaging alike.

As you would expect, CES saw the introduction of several new monitors from the usual suspects. Dell, HP, LG, Lenovo, and MSI revealed a bevy of displays to feast our eyes on.

It’s actually called the “bezel-free kit,” and it performs its magic trick using no active electronics of any kind. It’s literally just an optical illusion.

The new spec also works with a higher refresh rate on 4K and 8K displays.

AOC's new 16” USB-C Monitor is priced just under $200, serving up a sizable amount of screen real estate for a portable IPS panel for productivity on the go.

There are now over 60 titles that support Tobii's eye-tracking technology.

Acer introduced the BM320 ProDesigner monitor. It’s a 32” IPS panel with Ultra HD resolution, an Adobe RGB gamut, 10-bit color, and a factory-certified calibration.