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Super Typhoon Leon Making A Halloween Visit To Taiwan

October 30, 2024 by Dave Haynes

Today was supposed to be another big day in Taiwan visiting display manufacturers and talking about future technologies for a big report I am working on, but meetings are not likely to happen with a big, wet and windy guy named Leon passing through. Super Typhoon Leon is bearing down on the island country, and …

Why So Few Posts – I’m Seriously On The Road

October 28, 2024 by Dave Haynes

If you are wondering why the volume of posts have slowed to a trickle the last week or so, it’s because I am on an epic planes, trains and traffic research trip, and am typing this from my hotel room in Taipei at 6 in the morning. I’m not a good travel sleeper – planes …

Lotsa Travel, Few Posts The Next Couple Of Weeks

October 21, 2024 by Dave Haynes

Posts will be limited the next couple of weeks because of travels – as I am heading to LA and then on to Taiwan this week and next – doing a pile of site visits and interviews for a big, and in hindsight overly-ambitious special report I am pulling together, to come out in January, …

Taiwan’s HANNspree Starts Marketing Energy-Sipping Reflective “ecoVISION Paper Displays”

August 30, 2024 by Dave Haynes

Taiwan-based flat panel display manufacturer HannStar, through its HANNspree division, has started advance marketing on what it calls an ecoVISION Paper Display – a reflective digital display that consumes up to 80% less power than traditional LED-backlit display panels. There are versions for e-readers and specialty monitors, but also a pair that have digital signage …

E Ink, AUO Partner To Develop Color E-Paper Poster Products Intended To Gradually Supplant Print Versions

April 24, 2024 by Dave Haynes

Two very different Taiwanese display manufacturers have teamed up up to develop e-paper displays aimed at gradually replacing the millions or billions of printed paper posters with richly colored, changeable, low-powered digital versions. E Ink has announced a strategic partnership and memorandum of understanding with AUO, one of the largest display manufacturers on the planet, …

ASUS Agrees To Deal With Intel To Continue Making, Marketing NUC Mini-PCs

July 19, 2023 by Dave Haynes

There were already a subset of specialty PC companies who were intending to continue building their versions of Intel’s small form factor NUC PC design, but now one of the larger consumer and business PC makers is also planning to continue the mini PC line. Intel has reached a draft agreement with ASUS that will …

Taiwan’s AAEON Touts New Micro PC For “Low-Cost” Applications Like Digital Signage

June 19, 2023 by Dave Haynes

The Taiwan-based single-board computer maker AAEON has announced a teeny new micro PC it says is aimed at low-cost applications like digital signage, but the PICO-EHL1 isn’t all that low-cost. The unit cost for this new PICO-ITX form factor is listed as $250 USD on the AAEON site, while the price for a Raspberry Pi …

Sharp Collaborating With E Ink On “ePosters” For Digital Signage

March 29, 2023 by Dave Haynes

Japanese electronics giant Sharp has announced what it calls a collaboration with e-paper market leader E Ink to sell what are called ePaper posters as a green alternative to more conventional digital displays. The first step in the collaboration will see Sharp selling a 42-inch monochrome “ePoster” digital paper display in the Japanese market, starting …

Some 6,000 7-Elevens May Have Had Digital Signs Hacked In Last Week’s Taiwan Cyber Attack: Report

August 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes

Whoa … the details either weren’t out or I missed the part in the first reports I saw that it wasn’t a few 7-Elevens with screens that got hacked with anti-US messaging last week, when US Speaker Nancy Pelosi made an official visit to that island nation. It may have been as many as screens …

Chinese Hackers Suspected Of Compromising Digital Signs In Taiwan; Messages Slam Pelosi’s Visit

August 8, 2022 by Dave Haynes

If you follow world news, at all, you will have been aware of the uproar surrounding the short visit to Taiwan last week by U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Among the many things that happened around the visit – one that deeply upset the Chinese government – was the apparent hacking of some …

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