HDMI Licensing LLC., group that licenses HDMI specs has announced its plans to add 3D broadcast support in HDMI v1.4. The group will be meeting in late January to finalize and add the latest format, known as Top/Bottom so that a mandatory 3D broadcast format is established. HDMI 1.4 already supports various 3D display […]
LG’s 2.6mm LCD TV panel is world’s thinnest
Back in May LG had created the world’s thinnest LCD TV panel measuring 5.9mm. Now, they’re back again reclaiming the title from Samsung by showing off a panel that is more than 50 percent thinner than LG’s previous one, measuring at just 2.6mm. LG claims the slimness is an achievement from use of “slimming” […]
HDBaseT technology will enable full HD content over Ethernet
LG, Samsung, Sony Pictures and Valens Semiconductor have come together to form the HDBaseT alliance. It’s a cross-industry alliance to promote HDBaseT technology that will allow users to watch uncompressed HD video (full HD), audio as well as internet on their HDTVs using a simple CAT5e cable. The alliance wants to standardize the tech, […]
Toshiba develops 64GB embedded NAND flash module
Toshiba has pulled out an industry first by unveiling a 64GB embedded NAND flash memory module. The new modules are fabricated with 32nm process technology and embeds sixteen 32Gbit (or 4GB) NAND chips to achieve huge storage in a small 30 micrometers thick profile. The chips also integrate a dedicated controller, has a sequential […]
WiGig Alliance promises 10x faster wireless than Wi-Fi
Wireless Gigabit Alliance aka WiGig have completed their unified wireless specification that will enable high-speed data transfers, even faster than Wi-Fi. The WiGig uses the 60GHz spectrum and claims to give data transmission rates of up to 7Gbps, which is 10 times faster than Wi-Fi 802.11n. Interestingly, the WiGig spec supports Wi-Fi and is […]
WHDI finalizes wireless HD video specification
Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI), a consortium formed by Amimon, Hitachi, Motorola, Sharp, Samsung and Sony has announced the completion of WHDI specification that will enable users to transmit full HD content without any wires. Amimon, had initially proposed the tech to transmit content only up to 720p but with the latency coming in […]
Samsung starts production of 30nm 3-bit MLC NAND & asynchronous DDR NAND flash
Samsung is trying to strengthen its position in the NAND memory market by starting mass production of industry’s first 30nm-based 3-bit Multi Level Cell (MLC) NAND chips and 30nm-based asynchronous DDR NAND flash. Samsung claims the 3-bit MLC NAND increases the efficiency of the data storage by 50 percent compared to current 2-bit MLC […]
Epson develops HTPS LCD panel with four times the full HD resolution
Epson has created what is said to be the world’s first 4K-compatible high-temperature polysilicon (HTPS) TFT liquid crystal panel for 3LCD projectors. The prototype display measures only 1.64-inches but it boasts a mammoth resolution of 4096×2160 pixels, four times higher than the full HD (1080p) resolution. Epson reckons the use of projectors has expanded […]
Samsung creates a 0.6mm thick 32GB memory chip
Samsung has developed the world’s thinnest multi-die memory package that is just 0.6mm thick and packs a whopping 32GB of storage. The new memory package is 40 percent thinner and lighter compared to the conventional memory packages stacked with eight chips. The ultra-thin package consists of eight dies (chips) of 4GB NAND flash that […]
Bridgestone develops flexible e-book reader
Bridgestone predominantly makes tyres but they have a penchant to develop technologies related to e-paper. They have shown couple of innovative e-paper technologies in the past and now they’ve unveiled an e-book reader that is unlike Kindle and the likes. This prototype features a flexible e-paper, effectively allowing the reader to bend to some […]
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