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Editorial Ending the Year with a Look at Trends and TV By Stephen P. Atwood
Industry News Blue-LED Inventors Named for Nobel Prize in Physics By Jenny Donelan
Guest Editorial The Next Wave of 3-D – Light-Field Displays By Nikhil Balram
Frontline Technology: The Progress of Light-Field 3-D Displays Light-field displays represent an exciting and promising technology for the future. We introduce the principles of light-field displays, describe different types of multi-user light-field systems, and discuss their relative merits. By Xu Liu and Haifeng Li
Frontline Technology: Personal Near-to-Eye Light-Field Displays In order for people to achieve true mobility – the ability to do anything, anywhere, anytime – there needs to be an entirely new class of mobile device. By Wanmin Wu, Kathrin Berkner, Ivana Tošić, and Nikhil Balram
Guest Editorial: The State of TVs Today By Steve Sechrist
Display Marketplace: UHD TV Strives for Consumer Recognition Sales of ultra-high-definition (UHD) panels are on the increase, but are unlikely to replace full-high-definition (FHD) panels for at least another 5 years. By Jusy Hong and Veronica Thayer
Frontline Technology: UHD Calls for New TV Infrastructure To deliver UHD performance, service providers must develop and deploy a new generation of set-top boxes and other equipment that take advantage of a new set of standards. By Wade Wan
Opinion: OLED TV Provides Superior Viewability Advances in design and manufacturing are making OLED TVs a very appealing option. By David Choi
Opinion: The Curved Display Makes an Impression Curved televisions, introduced last year, are entering the marketplace in greater numbers. These TVs offer viewers an enhanced immersive display experience compared to previous designs. By Nam-Seok Roh
Display Week 2014 Review: Touch Technology Display Week is the single best place in the Western hemisphere to see and learn about touch technologies. By Geoff Walker
Book Reviews
SID News: LA Chapter Sponsors Flat-Panel Conference