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Tag Archives: LED lightsources
Qualcomm added a superior to its mirasol, but also MEMS display technology for its upcoming US$1B fab–UPDATE: Plans on Hold–UPDATE2: Sharp is involved
Suggested preliminary reading: Qualcomm mirasol display technology delivered [Nov 22, 2011] Updates: Capital Alliance with Qualcomm, Inc. and Display Technology Development Agreement with its Subsidiary Pixtronix, Inc. [Sharp press release, Dec 4, 2012] Sharp Corporation (hereafter “Sharp”) today announced that … Continue reading
Posted in Reflectivity/Sunlight readability
Tagged Chimei Innolux, Chimei Innolux Corp., CMI, e-readers, e-reading, Field Sequential Color, FSC, Hitachi, Hitachi Displays, IMOD, LCD, LCD Fabs, LED, LED lightsources, MEMS, MicroElectro-Mechanical System, mirasol, PerfectLight, Pixtronix, Qualcomm, Qualcomm MEMS Technologies, Samsung, Samsung Venture Capital, Sharp. IGZO
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