Archive for the ‘Barry Young’ Category
Thursday, June 5th, 2008
by Barry Young, Senior Advisor and Consultant
Intel introduced the 2W+ Atom, its latest low cost, low power microprocessor, which is yet another attempt to expand their market by creating a product family, falling between the Smart Phone and the notebook. This “middy” device which in previous incarnations has failed miserably ...
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
by Barry Young, Senior Advisor and Consultant
Gartner and Gizmodo took opposites sides of the same story about the Apple iPhone and AMOLED displays and they both got it wrong. How could this be, from two widely quoted and respected organizations?
Ken Dulaney of Gartner reportedly said the second generation iPhone with ...
Posted in Barry Young, Equipment, Mobile Phones, OLED | 4 Comments »
Monday, January 7th, 2008
by Barry Young, Senior Advisor and Consultant
The month of December was filled with groundbreaking and confusing news, which is an indicator of just how significant OLEDs are becoming:
Hitachi, Canon and Matsushita announced a new alliance to work on OLEDs.
Toshiba announced that it cannot produce a 30” AMOLED TV by 2009, ...
Posted in Authors, Barry Young, OLED, TVs | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, August 7th, 2007
By Barry Young, Senior Vice President
In the period of less than one week, two very successful and well-capitalized high tech companies took a look at the same business opportunity—polymer based OLEDs (P-OLED)—and executed the exact opposite strategy. Sumitomo, presumably closer to the technology, saw the potential to be a ...
Posted in Barry Young, OLED, Suppliers | 3 Comments »
Thursday, May 3rd, 2007
By Barry Young, Senior Vice President of DisplaySearch
Apple announced the iPhone in January at the same time that the CES Show was in full swing, and you would have thought the world stood still. The wireless community was overwhelmed with this new device that was a phone, an iPod ...
Posted in Barry Young, Mobile Phones, Small/Medium | 1 Comment »
