LED technology transforms windows into displays

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You know how clever the world of design has become, where our standard issue refrigerators these days come with highly reflective surfaces that helps you do away with mirrors in the kitchen? Want to see whether that tie of yours is out of place? Simple, just walk up to the refrigerator and make an adjustment. Samsung plays with this idea further by assigning their engineers to work with advanced LED technologies in order to turn ordinary window panes into surfaces that also double up as lighting and display screens.

According to the Korea Times, the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology managed to successfully fabricate “single crystalline Gallium Nitride on amorphous glass substrates”, a breakthrough that might just see Samsung distance itself from sapphire substrates, a move that will assist them in building far larger products without incurring increasing production costs. According to a Samsung researcher who is working at Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, “In ten years, window panes will double as lighting and display screens, giving personality to buildings.”

Don’t expect to see this hit the market anytime soon though as the South Korean manufacturer claims that this technology still has a long way to go – we’re looking at at least a decade before it is ready for commercial production.

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LG Display back on track with iPad 2 displays

LG Display back on track with iPad 2 displays | Ubergizmo window.fbAsyncInit = function() { FB.init({ appId : '139683546053659', status : true, // check login status cookie : true, // enable cookies to allow the server to access the session xfbml : true // parse XFBML }); }; (function() { var e = document.createElement('script'); e.src = document.location.protocol + '//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js'; e.async = true; document.getElementById('fb-root').appendChild(e); }()); Network:Ubergizmo English, French, SpanishUberphones Subscribe to RSS Ubergizmo ReviewsMobileGamingAndroidAppleComputersGadgetsConceptsPhoto/Video |  Jobs Contact About Home > Apple > LG Display back on track with iPad 2 displays LG Display back on track with iPad 2 displays Tyler Lee 09/09/2011 08:12 PDT

A while back the iPad 2 faced shortages due to some production issues with LG Display (LGD). As most of you already know, Samsung, Chimei Innolux and LGD are the primary manufacturers for the displays on the iPad 2, and issues such as failing drop tests and backlight bleeding have caused a disruption in the production cycle, thus causing the entire world to experience long delays in getting their iPad 2s.

According to Digitimes, it appears that LGD has managed to get back on track and are now pushing out 4 million displays a month since August, an increase from their 2.6 million that was reported in July. These output levels are said to maintain throughout September as well, and hopefully the rest of the year in time for the holiday season. If you happen to be living in a country where iPad 2s are in short supply, hopefully things have already started to pickup!

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China’s Baidu displays new mobile OS

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We first heard that Baidu might be making their way into the mobile operating system market more than a year ago, and with the top search engine on China developing their very own Web browser, here is the latest on Baidu Inc. – it seems that the company has offered a glimpse of its upcoming mobile operating system, while rolling out a new mobile application platform in order to boost its presence in the mobile web market that if anything, has gotten even more competitive than ever before.

This new mobile OS will be known as Baidu Yi, where it allows third-party application developers to develop a variety of apps including games, maps and other tools which can be later distributed in a manner that is not too different from what Apple’s App Store offers. Modeled after Google’s Android mobile operating system, expect Baidu Yi to arrive in mobile devices sometime down the road.

Apart from that, Baidu will also be rolling out its new homepage that will see the inclusion of a quartet of features, including social networking functions, to keep up with the times. With around 200 million registered users, we are stoked to see how Baidu will fare in the mobile OS market considering Intel has already pulled out from the MeeGo initiative “temporarily”.

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China’s Baidu displays new mobile OS

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This new mobile OS will be known as Baidu Yi, where it allows third-party application developers to develop a variety of apps including games, maps and other tools which can be later distributed in a manner that is not too different from what Apple’s App Store offers. Modeled after Google’s Android mobile operating system, expect Baidu Yi to arrive in mobile devices sometime down the road.

Apart from that, Baidu will also be rolling out its new homepage that will see the inclusion of a quartet of features, including social networking functions, to keep up with the times. With around 200 million registered users, we are stoked to see how Baidu will fare in the mobile OS market considering Intel has already pulled out from the MeeGo initiative “temporarily”.

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Stay Organized With Literature Displays

Many people have trouble keeping all of their magazines and books organized. Oftentimes, people just leave them out on tables and some people even stack them up on the floor. However, you can easily organize all of your items with style by investing in some good literature displays.

It doesn't matter what you have lying around your house, there will be a display that can accommodate your items. Many people use this type of furniture to store their book collections, magazines, cards, and their mail. They can also be used to show off your items by creating a very eye-appealing display.

When choosing a display, you will have tons of different styles to choose from, so you should be able to find one that fits in with your decor. If you have tons of books, you should consider purchasing a book shelf. This type of furniture can also store your magazines, cards, and mail as well as ornaments and figurines.

There are also special types of furniture that are just for magazines and brochures. These items are typically made from plastic or wood, and many people tend to prefer the look of the wooden styles. They also come in a good range of colors and you can select different types of wood. These pieces will typically have slots that are especially designed for holding your magazines.

If you have tons of different printed items that need to be organized and tidied up, you may want to try a wall mounted unit. These units come in very large sizes and some of them even feature tons of compartments and slots to make organizing things even easier. These items are sold in a variety of colors, including white, black, brown, clear, and green.

If you want to start getting organized with style, you may want to purchase some literature displays. These units are great for organizing a wide variety of items and they can help you remove all the clutter from your office or home.

There are a wide range of Literature Displays available online and some excellent ones at Display Stands be sure to have a good look around before making a purchase.

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Literature Stand - Trade Show Displays

A Literature Stand or literature display is an effective tool for any trade show booth or retail environment. A literature stand display can hold individual sheets of literature, magazines, brochures or any valuable material that needs to be displayed. These portable trade show displays also take up little space so you are sure to have a place for one or two in your trade show display area or retail environment. There are many styles on the market today. Take some time to review all of your options and choose what's right for you.

Folding or Collapsible

Folding literature stands are very popular with trade show exhibitors because of the compact feature they all have in common. Folding displays are built to collapse into a fold-away size for easy storage and transportation. Another great feature is the ability to keep your literature inside the display while in transport. Leave your literature inside the stand, slip the stand into its case and you're ready to go. Now that's real convenience!

Modular Displays

A modular literature stand breaks out into several parts or lays flat into a case when not in use. But when it is in use it will be a show stopper for any trade show booth or business location. The modular type display is often a bit heavier than some of the other types of literature stands but are still considered portable.

Roll up Display

The most lightweight full size literature display is the mesh roll up literature stand. The mesh literature stand rolls up to a very small size and takes up very little space in travel or storage. Yet when rolled out to full size this display presents 8 pockets for literature, brochures or magazines.

Table Top Literature or Brochure Holder

Table top literature displays are always a great addition at a trade show or a retail setting. Very handy and taking up very little space a brochure holder can be placed almost anywhere and present your literature in a very stylish way.

Literature Display - plus Podium

When limited on space no need to choose between a literature stand or a podium. You can get the two together with a Triplex Podium Literature Display. This portable trade show display will hold three pockets of material and pull up to the height of a podium with a wooden top big enough to place a computer on.

Information Centers

Another type of literature display where you get a two-for-one deal is called an information center. These unique literature displays have an adjustable shelf that will hold your material and also give you a large frame to hold a 22"x28"x.25" sign or graphic.

There are many types of literature stand displays available on the market today that will compliment your marketing display and support your sales or exhibit team. By naming a few categories we hope to give you a head start on your journey of Literature Display shopping.

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