Researchers develop 90-nanometer LEDs for future ultra high-resolution displays
World's smallest LEDs push display tech to the nanoscale
The world's largest mobile LED screen measures a whopping 767 inches
The screen is made wind-resistant to prevent it from toppling over
The future of high-end cinema shines bright with LED, led by Chinese companies
While expensive, they promise hugely improved visuals
IPS vs VA vs TN vs QD-OLED vs WOLED Explained
Discover the latest in display technology as we compare LCD vs. OLED, IPS vs. VA, and QD-OLED vs. WOLED. This explainer breaks down how these technologies work and which is right for you.
Perovskite-based material could bring a revolution in wearable LEDs and hi-tech attire
Blade Runner Perovskite: Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have developed a novel approach to flexible LED technology. By incorporating perovskite, they successfully created fiber light-emitting diodes, or Fi-LEDs, with enhanced optoelectronic properties.
Nvidia reveals that 150 RTX A6000 GPUs power the Las Vegas Sphere
Powering 1.2 million LEDs isn't cheap
Qudi Mask 2 turns people's face into a wearable avatar
A fully customizable Daft Punk-esque experience for just $130
Samsung's 2024 TV lineup receives a new 98-inch model for $3,999
New set with AI-assisted features joins the 2024 lineup
LED glass basketball court to make NBA debut this month, displaying stats and replays
Courts can also display other entertainment content and host potentially any hardcourt sport
Over one million LEDs light up Sphere, Las Vegas' incredible new attraction
The inside is just as amazing
In brief: There is lots to see and do in Las Vegas, and in September this year, what could become the city's biggest attraction will open: the largest spherical building in the world, one packed with programmable exterior LEDs that can display incredible visuals. Inside, visitors will be able to watch music concerts, film events, and some sports while experiencing the 250-foot-high wrap-around interior screen.
A software glitch has left a high school's lights on for over a year
Attempts to fix the lighting software and hardware ran into various problems
I wish they had these induction-powered LED Legos when I was a kid
It's actually a fairly simple DIY project
Ever Wondered How Those Computer-Controlled Christmas Light Displays Work?
Depending on where you live, you've likely seen a house with crazy flashing Christmas lights that change color and dance to music. Almost every neighborhood or town has "that one house" that goes all out for the holidays each year. In my neighborhood, that house is mine.
A new and improved Nintendo Switch will reportedly launch next year
Possibly with a 1080p LED screen
Apple's next 6.1-inch iPhone with LCD display to have smaller bezels
Smaller LEDs for backlighting mean smaller borders
The switch to outdoor LEDs has resulted in even more light pollution
Goodbye darkness, my old friend
