The Future of Display Technology: Exciting Developments at CES 2014

As we take a look back at our previous conversation about display technology, it's clear that there's been significant progress made in recent years. From smartphones to televisions, displays have become an essential part of our daily lives, and it's exciting to think about what the future holds. With so many exciting developments on the horizon, it's no wonder that we're all eager to see what CES 2014 has in store.

One area where we can expect to see significant advancements is in mobile displays. Samsung, for example, has made a bold move by introducing a new line of sports utility phones with improved features and designs. These phones are not only stylish but also have some impressive specs, such as faster processors and higher-resolution displays. What's more, these phones seem to be designed with gamers and tech enthusiasts in mind, featuring advanced cooling systems and specialized buttons.

Another area where we can expect to see significant progress is in standard displays, particularly 4K monitors. With the rise of 4K content, there's never been a better time to invest in a high-quality display. However, there's one major caveat: refresh rates. Currently, many 4K TVs and monitors only offer 30Hz refresh rates, which can be a bit of a letdown for gamers who require faster frame rates. That being said, there are still plenty of affordable options available, such as brand new TVs or smaller LED panels, that offer decent performance at an affordable price.

As we move forward into the next few years, it's likely that we'll see more consumer-grade 4K displays become available, including larger sizes like 20-inch monitors. With the increasing availability of 4K content, including Netflix's recent decision to start streaming in 4K, there's never been a better time to invest in a high-quality display. Whether you're looking for a top-of-the-line gaming monitor or a more affordable option for general use, there are plenty of choices available.

But what about the future? One area where we can expect significant advancements is in mobile displays, particularly when it comes to HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology. With the rise of OLED panels, HDR has become an increasingly important feature, offering improved contrast and color accuracy than ever before. We can expect to see more smartphones and tablets with HDR capabilities in the near future, which will be exciting news for anyone looking for a high-quality mobile display.

Another area where we can expect significant progress is in standard displays, particularly when it comes to refresh rates. As 4K content becomes more widely available, we're likely to see more displays offer higher refresh rates, such as 60Hz or even 120Hz. This will be especially important for gamers who require fast frame rates to enjoy a smooth and responsive gaming experience.

We also need to talk about the future of consumer-grade APU's and their relation to HSA and what is next in term of GPU, I know that AMD and NVIDIA will have some amazing things to show us at CES. The Kaveri APU is an exciting development from AMD, integrating HSA (Heterogeneous System Architecture) technology, which promises to bring significant performance gains for gamers and users alike. However, it's worth noting that the release of the Kaveri APU has been delayed several times, with promises of a 2013 launch date that never materialized.

On the other hand, NVIDIA is launching their Tegra 5 processor at CES, which is expected to be a major upgrade over previous models. While not specifically designed for PC gaming, the Tegra 4 was already seen as underpowered by some developers when compared to traditional x86-based systems like the Surface tablet and that's why it was met with lukewarm reception from OEMs.

In terms of availability, we can expect to see more devices come out, including those using the Tegra 5 processor. However, these devices will likely be limited in their capabilities compared to traditional PCs or gaming consoles. It's worth noting that even with the Tegra 4, some OEMs did release a handful of devices that were actually pretty cool like the Toshiba and sous but nothing really groundbreaking aside from the shield.

The question remains, what exactly are these releases all about? Well, it seems that NVIDIA is putting effort into launching this chip despite the fact that there's no real demand for it among consumers, which makes one wonder if Tegra 5 is just a rehashing of previous technology. We'll have to wait and see how this plays out.

Moving on from the discussion about mobile displays, we can expect CES to be filled with exciting news from various vendors, including AMD and NVIDIA. The two companies are expected to unveil some significant advancements in display technology, particularly when it comes to gaming and performance.

In our next segment, we'll be joined by Sam, a familiar face at Computex last year, who will share his insights on the latest developments in display technology from both AMD and NVIDIA. We're excited to hear more about what these companies have in store for us and how they plan to shape the future of display technology.

As always, stay tuned for more updates and analysis on the latest developments in display technology. With CES 2014 just around the corner, it's shaping up to be an exciting year for anyone interested in staying ahead of the curve.

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news coming from mobile displays as well as standard displays so standard displays so for gay we're done for I think that we're going to be seeing a lot of more consumer-grade AKA affordable 4k displays 4k monitors now whether it be like a brand new TV or a 20 inch LED panel yeah 4k right now is a little bit iffy in terms of refresh rate so there's some cheaper or say let's a consumer level 4k televisions available but they're only a 30 Hertz which is you know a lot of this would not be suitable for gaming in any way for TV viewing this would be might be okay but you know if you into sports and viewing all that it's not to that level also I think we're seeing porque tu like you said to be become more popular since 4k content is now becoming more available so I think Netflix starts to stream in 4k now so there is now more content for 4k and exactly like we said that year ago from previous show that 4k is now emerging into the market what else are we excited answer another really cool thing coming out is actually you know what here's what i like to call it easy there's some stuff coming out from AMD and NVIDIA let's go and find out what alright guys so now i'm here with sam you guys probably remember him from computex last year he was my co body / cameraman / reporter so he is our previous news editor for harbor Canucks now he's move on to vr-zone so you last time we saw him you were in Taipei and you stayed in Taipei I didn't leave it was so good I couldn't leave yeah well looks like it's it is a lot of fun anybody who's got a chance to visit so aim d and video are here at CES we are about to see something very major from AMD this is their kaveri apu their latest apu integrating HSA which is heterogeneous system architecture so are you excited about kaveri apu and what are we to see this moving forward i'm curious knock started the question is will HSA bring gamers and most users a noticeable increase in performance you know am the estella money putting together the HSA foundation and Game people on board HSA the question is now will that work so Kaveri has been delayed at computex and say yes last year they promised Kaveri be out in 2013 now we're at 2014 and it's don't look very so this lights despite promises from lisa stewart computex of a late 2013 launch will now be launched our next month or in march and so nvidia is launching logan or sort of we can be seeing logan which is the Tegra 5 there SOC is this going to be a response towards Kaveri or is this something different I would say no Tegra is more designed for mobile applications so smart phones and tablets there are some OEMs like HP who want to create take or power at all on PCs but the market does not really have an appetite for that with the tegra chip and up pc you cannot run usual applications so you can run windows or your favorite apps like with the surface people got the surface around windows but it wouldn't run the rigor apps because it was arm-based papers also arm-based and cameron x86 apps now the question is you know why tabor five Tegra 4 came out sat CS last year but OEMs were not excitable that's I mean I can name perhaps a handful devices that use waiting for exactly right none of these big devices you gotta do take er tablets some stuff from Toshiba and a sous but nothing really groundbreaking aside from the shield exactly right but the game is nvidia thing so precisely yeah it's the question is take or five what's the point right why are they putting this effort into launching the chip that perhaps no one wants mm-hmm well thanks your for your insights am exactly what we are to seeing for the Nvidia and AMD it's about to come and see yes very excited to see so thanks Sam for joining us here at haruka docks thank you all right so guys we are super excited for CES 2014 we visiting a ton of vendors all really excited to see what they have in stock on the shelves for 2014 so make sure to subscribe and follow us on Twitter and to see exactly where would be perhaps meet us as well and we'll see you guys on the show floor for the rest of the CES 2014 coverage recording you want a clot let's see you clap it's a man's cloudyour hard work noxious 2014 coverage is brought to you by and say XCOM technology connected hey guys i'm dimitri and this is matt and we are here in vegas as you can see behind us a nice beautiful bokeh with all these shining lights my first time in vegas very excited to see what CES has to bring to 2014 so mad what are some of the trends that we are expected to see at CES 2014 you know one of the things that I'm really excited for is I think this is going to be the first year that we're really going to see the polar if eration of mobile tech or wearable tech so I think we're to see a lot of like act of wristbands we're gonna get a lot of companies like I think LG's rumored to be launching some sort of like a SmartWatch that'll be sort of like a sports utility but also have like the an improvement on what the Samsung gear should have been plus I want to be surprised to see another samsung gear hit the ground there's going to be quite a bit of exciting news coming from mobile displays as well as standard displays so standard displays so for gay we're done for I think that we're going to be seeing a lot of more consumer-grade AKA affordable 4k displays 4k monitors now whether it be like a brand new TV or a 20 inch LED panel yeah 4k right now is a little bit iffy in terms of refresh rate so there's some cheaper or say let's a consumer level 4k televisions available but they're only a 30 Hertz which is you know a lot of this would not be suitable for gaming in any way for TV viewing this would be might be okay but you know if you into sports and viewing all that it's not to that level also I think we're seeing porque tu like you said to be become more popular since 4k content is now becoming more available so I think Netflix starts to stream in 4k now so there is now more content for 4k and exactly like we said that year ago from previous show that 4k is now emerging into the market what else are we excited answer another really cool thing coming out is actually you know what here's what i like to call it easy there's some stuff coming out from AMD and NVIDIA let's go and find out what alright guys so now i'm here with sam you guys probably remember him from computex last year he was my co body / cameraman / reporter so he is our previous news editor for harbor Canucks now he's move on to vr-zone so you last time we saw him you were in Taipei and you stayed in Taipei I didn't leave it was so good I couldn't leave yeah well looks like it's it is a lot of fun anybody who's got a chance to visit so aim d and video are here at CES we are about to see something very major from AMD this is their kaveri apu their latest apu integrating HSA which is heterogeneous system architecture so are you excited about kaveri apu and what are we to see this moving forward i'm curious knock started the question is will HSA bring gamers and most users a noticeable increase in performance you know am the estella money putting together the HSA foundation and Game people on board HSA the question is now will that work so Kaveri has been delayed at computex and say yes last year they promised Kaveri be out in 2013 now we're at 2014 and it's don't look very so this lights despite promises from lisa stewart computex of a late 2013 launch will now be launched our next month or in march and so nvidia is launching logan or sort of we can be seeing logan which is the Tegra 5 there SOC is this going to be a response towards Kaveri or is this something different I would say no Tegra is more designed for mobile applications so smart phones and tablets there are some OEMs like HP who want to create take or power at all on PCs but the market does not really have an appetite for that with the tegra chip and up pc you cannot run usual applications so you can run windows or your favorite apps like with the surface people got the surface around windows but it wouldn't run the rigor apps because it was arm-based papers also arm-based and cameron x86 apps now the question is you know why tabor five Tegra 4 came out sat CS last year but OEMs were not excitable that's I mean I can name perhaps a handful devices that use waiting for exactly right none of these big devices you gotta do take er tablets some stuff from Toshiba and a sous but nothing really groundbreaking aside from the shield exactly right but the game is nvidia thing so precisely yeah it's the question is take or five what's the point right why are they putting this effort into launching the chip that perhaps no one wants mm-hmm well thanks your for your insights am exactly what we are to seeing for the Nvidia and AMD it's about to come and see yes very excited to see so thanks Sam for joining us here at haruka docks thank you all right so guys we are super excited for CES 2014 we visiting a ton of vendors all really excited to see what they have in stock on the shelves for 2014 so make sure to subscribe and follow us on Twitter and to see exactly where would be perhaps meet us as well and we'll see you guys on the show floor for the rest of the CES 2014 coverage recording you want a clot let's see you clap it's a man's cloud\n"