News & Reviews:   Display

A weird patent filed by vivo seems to hint that they could be working on a smartphone that comes equipped with a display with a rotating display at the bottom. Based on the patent, it seems that the bottom section houses an in-display keyboard which can be used when rotated.

Based on a Xiaomi patent spotted on Techiesblog.com, it seems that Xiaomi could be working on another all-display smartphone with a single large image sensor at the rear. Unfortunately, there’s not much information in regards to the device seen in the patent for now.

Last month, it was reported that Visionox has begun mass-producing displays that can turn transparent. With this, smartphone manufacturers could start creating devices with under-display cameras. Apparently, phones bearing this type of display could be coming soon.

Have you ever felt like you wanted an extra screen for your laptop when you're out? Well, portable displays are a thing and Lenovo has a new one that's coming soon. The company has confirmed that the ThinkVision M14t will be available in September 2020 for USD 449 (~RM1921).

Earlier, we have heard the news saying that Huawei is getting the first access to Visionox's under-screen camera display. Other than that, it is also rumoured that the smartphone manufacturer will be using the panels for the next HONOR Magic series. Now, it is reported that the Visionox's under-screen camera display is ready to enter mass production, so is the upcoming HONOR Magic really going to use it?

Despite having a tough year (yea, us too), Huawei is still going to launch their devices according to schedule. The Huawei Mate 40 series is expected to be launched in October with an amazing 5nm process. Other than that, we've also heard rumour saying that the series will feature 120Hz refresh rate screens. However, here comes another source saying that it's not true.

In this new era of flexible displays, foldable devices aren't the only form factor we'll see. There are a few companies like LG and TCL that have been working on rollable displays, but now it seems Samsung is joining the camp. Recently, a new patent for a rollable display was awarded to the company.

Based on a statement by techradar.com, it seems that the South Korean government has commissioned LG to develop a stretchable display technology. The aforementioned display will then be used for various products ranging from smartphones, smart displays, wearables, and more.

A bunch of patent from Huawei suggests that they could be working on a smartphone, which is equipped with an under-display selfie camera very soon. This is due to the fact that the patent shows that there is no notch for the front-facing selfie camera visible towards the top of the display.

It seems that Razer has officially revealed that this year’s Razer Blade Pro 17, will be available with either a 4k 120Hz touch screen display or a 300Hz refresh rate FHD display with a matte finish. In terms of the pricing, the laptop will start from USD2599 (~RM11344) for the model with the 300Hz display while the 4k 120Hz variant starts from USD3799 (~RM16582).