What I personally think we need to see, at a minimum, at Display Week is a film incorporated in a display (TV). This is the next progression from the CES film showing.
What I hope is that there is a OEM attached to the screen. Nanoco had 3 different OEMs prototypes at the show.
http://www.nanocotechnologies.com/blog/ces-20...olor-gamut
I hope that QMC's showing is not just prototypes in the Kisco booth, but this would be continued progress (foot in the door with OEMs and potential for commercial contracts in near future, imo).
I really hope QMC and their film partner are incorporated in an OEMs TV and in the OEMs booth (huge progress toward commercial contract within months, imo).
What would be a bonus is if QMC showed a side by side comparison of a leading competitor TV (aka Samsung) with their TV like they did with the film at CES.
What I hope is that there is a OEM attached to the screen. Nanoco had 3 different OEMs prototypes at the show.
Quote:Nanoco was proud to display developmental prototype wide color gamut televisions in our suite from leading global display manufacturers TPV Philips , TCL and Hisense .
http://www.nanocotechnologies.com/blog/ces-20...olor-gamut
I hope that QMC's showing is not just prototypes in the Kisco booth, but this would be continued progress (foot in the door with OEMs and potential for commercial contracts in near future, imo).
I really hope QMC and their film partner are incorporated in an OEMs TV and in the OEMs booth (huge progress toward commercial contract within months, imo).
What would be a bonus is if QMC showed a side by side comparison of a leading competitor TV (aka Samsung) with their TV like they did with the film at CES.
