Displays

Atmel has announced Samsung has selected the Atmel maXTouch mXT224E controller to power its next-generation Galaxy S II touchscreen. The mXT224E, a device in the new maXTouch E-series, offers advanced noise rejection and suppression to enable thinner touchscreen stacks, such as “on-cell” where a touch sensor is patterned directly on the color filter of the display. The support of “on-cell” and other thin touchscreen constructions enable m...

Leading LED screen manufacturer Lighthouse Technologies has announced the launch of VideoBlades™ 12, a revolutionary large-scale LED display technology that straddles the worlds of video and lighting in the entertainment, events and architectural markets.

Vartech Systems Inc. continues to lead the way throughout the Industrial LCD Monitor market by announcing the VT320VHB 32 Industrial Widescreen Sunlight Readable Outdoor LCD Display.

Atmel adds five new easy-to-use SAM9 members with DDR2 memory support, Multiple connectivity features, including soft modem implementation, and enhanced LCD control

New Range of Colour Visual Control Panels available from LPRS Cost effective LCD and Touch-screen Panels for Industrial and Domestic Control

DisplayLink Corp has announced immediate OEM availability of its award-winning SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) DL-3000 series of display controller chips with virtual graphics technology.

DisplayLink®, the leading provider of technology for virtual graphics and USB-connected computing, announced today that it will provide technology starter kits in a push to encourage more manufacturers to embed DisplayLink virtual graphics and USB connectivity in a wide range of display applications from household appliances and vehicles to digital signage, point-of-sale hardware, or security controls that might require a touch panel controller,...

Cypress Semiconductor announced that Fujitsu Limited has selected the TrueTouch touchscreen solution from Cypress to implement the touchscreens in the new F-07C, F-09C, and F-12C mobile phones, available from NTT DOCOMO. The hot new Fujitsu phones are each based on different operating systems and offer different features, but all rely on TrueTouch to implement brilliant, responsive touchscreens.

Cypress Semiconductor announced that it is working with NVIDIA to develop touchscreen implementations for upcoming Android-based tablets. The designs are based on Cypress’s single-chip TrueTouch solution for large touchscreens up to 11.6 inches and the NVIDIA® Tegra™ mobile super chip

It’s not just pens and pencils many children use in the classroom, today even four and five year-olds find computer-based learning fun. As parents get their children ready to go back to school in September, two specialist CHERRY keyboards developed for the education market and a CHERRY computer mouse designed specifically for children are worth a closer look.