#display technology

Google Project Starline Lets You Video Conference With A Photorealistic 3D Person

The future! 🤯

I picked up a desktop particle accelerator. It's huge! 19" screen displayed at up to 1920x1440 pixels if you get the tuning just right. It's bigger than god and twice as heavy. We made some weird stuff in the early 2000's.

There's something indescribable about the glow of an analog phosphor display that is perfect for being some kind of horrible Computer Gremlin that no OLED or LCD can replicate. Plasma comes close but only in spirit. It can remember the scent of the ions and the glow of the phosphors but the miniaturisation process has fragmented its soul.

The Optical Films in Polarizing Plates Market is experiencing significant growth, propelled by a powerful combination of increasing consumer demand for high-quality displays and the rapid expansion of the consumer electronics sector. Valued at USD 5.50 Billion in 2023 and projected to reach USD 7.85 Billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 5.5%, the market is being fundamentally transformed by the growing usage of smartphones, tablets, laptops, and televisions. As consumers rely more on these devices for communication, entertainment, and work, the need for high-quality displays has become crucial. Polarizing plates improve visual clarity and reduce glare, providing a better viewing experience, especially in bright environments, enhancing color saturation and contrast, and ensuring that images appear vibrant and lifelike. Furthermore, the rise of larger televisions and advancements in display technologies such as OLED and 4K resolution necessitate high-performance polarizing films to optimize picture quality. As manufacturers strive to deliver superior visual experiences, the integration of innovative optical films in display technologies becomes vital, contributing to the market's expansion.