Netflix Is Destroying More Than Cinema
The streaming giant’s theatrical release of ‘Stranger Things’ is a glimpse into a fragmented and disposable pop-culture future. Source: Netflix Is Destroying More Than Cinema – WSJ
Best Projectors of CES 2026: XGIMI, AWOL, Samsung and the Future of Big-Screen Home Entertainment
From ultra-short-throw laser projectors to portable smart cinema devices, this year’s show proved that projectors are no longer niche alternatives to TVs but central players in the future of home entertainment. Source: Best Projectors of CES 2026: XGIMI, AWOL, Samsung … Continued
Hisense unveils 116UXS, UR8 and UR9 RGB MiniLED TVs and XR10 laser projector at CES 2026
Hisense unveiled its latest consumer electronics and home appliance technologies at CES 2026, presenting a range of new display products, laser projection solutions, and smart home technologies. Source: Hisense unveils 116UXS, UR8 and UR9 RGB MiniLED TVs and XR10 laser … Continued
Samsung’s One UI 8.5 will allow control of TILTA cinema lenses on Galaxy smartphones
Essa unprecedented integration will allow filmmakers and content creators to use professional focus and zoom equipment, traditionally reserved for cinema cameras, directly on devices in the Galaxy line. Source: Samsung’s One UI 8.5 will allow control of TILTA cinema lenses … Continued
Portrait depicts ‘unsung hero’ in over 60s Manx display
An artist who created a coronation gift to the King from the Isle of Man has been included in an exhibition to celebrate people on the island over the age of 60. Source: Portrait depicts ‘unsung hero’ in over 60s … Continued
Daktronics acquires microLED IP and talent from XDC
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XDC has specialist expertise in mass-transfer processes, a key fabrication method for microLED displays, and in microIC design. Daktronics has been investing in the company since 2020. Source: Daktronics acquires microLED IP and talent from XDC | AV Magazine