Product - Displays
New, Small 3.3V graphic displays with SPI (23 January 2012)
MMS Electronics has added a small size 102x64 pixel display to the very successful DOG display series.
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OLED display technology moving to compete in the TV market (10 January 2012)
According to the NPD DisplaySearch OLED Technology Report, OLEDs advanced rapidly in 2011.
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AMOLED set to get big (10 January 2012)
At a major press event at CES, South Korea’s LG Electronics has unveiled its first large-sized active matrix organic light-emitting diode (AMOLED) television.
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LEDs offer design options (04 January 2012)
ROHM Semiconductor presents new LEDs and LED driver packages for advanced indicator applications.
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GPEG’s 3.5 inch HVGA TFT LCD module has ‘multitouch’ PCT. (14 December 2011)
GPEG International Ltd., launches its first 3.5 inch TFT display featuring HVGA (480x320) resolution. This compact TFT module will produce a colour palette of 262K colours over an exceptionally wide viewing angle of 170 degrees horizontally and vertically.
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Waldmann's TEVISIO – the Magnifier that Supports the Most Demanding Visual Tasks (13 December 2011)
With its sleek, modern design, the new LED magnifier luminaire TEVISIO from Waldmann offers exceptional flexibility through innovative mounting technology as well as high visual quality, supporting even the most demanding visual tasks.
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Instant USB solutions (25 October 2011)
FTDI expands range of ‘instant USB’ solutions with USB hi-speed to digital level UART cables.
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Modlight signal towers (21 October 2011)
The signal towers from Murrelektronik are extremely bright. And thanks to their inno-vative LED technology they help save energy. Modlights are available with diameters of 30, 50, and 70 millimeters and can be used in many different applications.
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Bezel-less displays (04 October 2011)
Nexcom’s ultra slim open frame panel PC offers flexible configuration.
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Ultra-thin character OLED (20 September 2011)
The new OLED from GTK has a ‘free viewing angle’, so it can be viewed from all angles.
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