Hisense has launched its A9H OLED series in Europe and the UK. The A9H series is Hisense’s Premium OLED line and comprises the following models: Hisense 65A9H – specifications; GBP 2,299 Hisense 55A9H – specifications These TVs feature 4K OLED panels with 10-bit color, 800 nits of peak brightness, a 120Hz native refresh rate with VRR support, and 2400 Picture Criteria Index. The TVs are HLG…
The iiyama G-Master GB2790QSU-B1 is the latest offering from the brand’s Gold Phoenix gaming monitors. It arrives with a 27-inch QHD Fast IPS display and a 240Hz refresh rate. 1 ms MPRT is also specified. The display has a typical brightness of 400 nits and is VESA DisplayHDR certified. The monitor features an ergonomic stand for up to 130 mm of height adjustment, -3 to 18 degrees of tilt, and a…
TV vendors are making efforts to boost sales of miniLED-backlit TVs, but have been faced with market risks because general demand for TVs tends to decrease along with worsening inflation and anti-COVID-19 lockdown in Chinese cities. In a similar situation, the launch of microLED TVs has been deferred.
From the previous Inside Investor Relations article: “How should an IRO work with the C-suite management?” we went through IRO’s role within the organization. In this volume, we would like to introduce how to form an effective IR team with examples of Taiwan semiconductor firms. For most Taiwan small- and mid-cap companies, the spokesperson, besides his/her daily responsibility, is also a part-time IRO. When IR activities increase along with company’s improving fundamental, it is necessary to assemble an IR team to communicate effectively with the capital market.
Foxconn (Hon Hai) has broken ground in southern Taiwan for a NT$6 billion (US$201.58 million) project to build a R&D and manufacturing facility for battery cells.
It has become an irreversible trend to incorporate third-generation semiconductor materials such as silicon carbide (SiC) into power devices and modules for electric vehicles (EV). And Taiwan III-V semiconductor suppliers can leverage the manufacturing prowess of system device makers to deepen related applications, but will face three stages of challenges in this regard, according to an expert at Electronic and Optoelectronic System Research Laboratories (EOSRL) under the government-funded Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI).