华显光电：附属公司拟1070万元收购武汉华星光电资产
2月26日，华显光电（00334）发布公告，宣布其间接全资附属公司华显光电惠州与武汉华星光电签订了资产转让协议。
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The 77″ LG SIGNATURE OLED T celebrates its German premier at LG Convention
The 77-inch LG SIGNATURE OLED T is the world’s first transparent 4K OLED TV with wireless image and sound transmission without any loss of quality and will be presented exclusively to the German trade audience at the LG Convention in Frankfurt am Main. The groundbreaking model has been available in the USA since December 2024 and will also be available in selected specialist stores in Germany…
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2025 LG QNED and LG QNED evo TVs debut in Europe at the LG Convention
The 2025 LG QNED and LG QNED evo series made their European debut at the LG Convention in Germany. This year’s line-up offers, among other things, an (almost) wireless TV experience with 4K 144 Hz technology without any loss of quality as well as powerful AI-supported image and sound processing. For the first time, the QNED series also includes a 100-inch model ( 100QNED86A6 ) to meet the growing…
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LG 45GX990A, LG 45GX950A, and LG 39GX90SA pricing and availability in Germany
The 2025 LG UltraGear GX9 series of OLED gaming monitors has been widely covered by us. After its Japan launch, LG announced the launch of these monitors in Europe at the LG Convention held in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The top model of the series is the LG 45GX990A and together with its sister model LG 45GX950A they offer a 44.5-inch diagonal size in a 21:9 format with ultra-high 5K2K…
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How China plans to control the world’s legacy chips—and why it matters
China’s rapid expansion in legacy semiconductor production poses a critical yet often overlooked threat to US national security, according to Sunny Cheung, a Washington-based analyst at the Jamestown Foundation and Global Fellow at Taiwan’s Democracy, Society, and Emerging Technology (DSET) institute.
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Chinese smartphone AP shipments decrease sequentially in 4Q24, but stay flat in 1Q25, says DIGITIMES
Chinese smartphone application processors (APs) shipments are expected to remain stable in the first quarter of 2025 despite the traditional off-season, supported by China’s handset subsidy policy. Mid-to-high-end 5G models will likely appeal more to consumers within the subsidy-eligible price range, according to DIGITIMES’ latest report covering Chinese smartphone AP market.
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Huawei dominates China’s 2024 foldable market: Mate X5, Pocket 2 capture nearly 40% share
China’s foldable smartphone market surged in 2024, with competition reaching new heights. Huawei led the pack, securing 51.29% market share, well ahead of rivals. Its Mate X5 and Pocket 2 accounted for 38.8% of total sales, while Mate X6 also saw strong demand, reinforcing Huawei’s dominance. Notably, Mate X5’s sales were over five times higher than the second-place model, underscoring its commanding lead in the segment.
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Dell U3225QE and Dell U2725QE specifications and features, official sales begin in the U.S.
The Dell U3225QE and Dell U2725QE received NRRA certification and TÜV Rheinland 5-star Eye Comfort rating in October 2024 and were officially announced at CES 2025. Both monitors feature an enhanced IPS Black technology that ups the static contrast ratio to 3000:1 – a level reserved so far for VA panels. Both models belong to the Dell UltraSharp series and have a 4K resolution with a 120Hz…
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LG G5, LG C5, LG M5, and LG B5 OLED pricing and availability for Germany
LG unveiled its 2025 OLED TVs at CES 2025 in early January this year. At the LG Convention 2025, held in Germany, the brand unveiled the pricing and availability of its OLED lineup for the local market. Of course, these can serve as a marker for the pricing and availability of the TVs throughout the European Union. 2025 LG M5 OLED evo with a 4th Generation 4-stack OLED display panel The LG M5…
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Can German automakers stage comeback in China?
Nissan’s crisis is being examined in the light of its product roadmaps, competitiveness, corporate culture, and pace of transformation, among others. However, the Japanese automaker’s trouble is not unique, as other major car marques in Europe, the US, Japan, and South Korea face similar problems.