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Category Archives: Digital Tech Consulting
Europe Ditches Disc Distribution: What Happens to 4K Blu-ray?
UHD Blu-ray (aka 4K Blu-ray) decks will go on sale later this year, mostly next year. But in Europe, it’s hard to find retailers that sell physical media anymore. Could this lack of European distribution spell doom for the new … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Tech Consulting, TV/4K/UHD/8K, TWICE
Tagged 4K, Blu-ray, DVD, LG, Panasonic, Paramount, Samsung, Sony, UHD
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Should LG License OLED?
LG owns the keys to the OLED TV manufacturing kingdom, but can it remain the only OLED TV brand? I think not, and here’s why. Oh, it looks as if LG took my advice – Panasonic’s new 4K OLED announced at … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Tech Consulting, TV/4K/UHD/8K
Tagged 4K, CES, HDR, HDTV, IFA, LG, OLED, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, UHD, Vizio
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Weakest Link for Cord-Cutting and 4K Streaming
A more inside-baseball look at the weakness of the U.S.’s national broadband infrastructure, one of my regular blog posts at Digital Technology Consulting, a boutique market research company in Dallas for whom I work as a senior analyst.
Posted in Digital Tech Consulting, TV/4K/UHD/8K
Tagged 4K, cord cutting, Netflix, router, Slingbox, streaming, Wi-Fi
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Let the Apple Watch Naysaying Begin
A rumination on naysayers naysaying the Apple Watch – before it comes out!
Posted in Apple, Digital Tech Consulting
Tagged Apple, Apple Pay, Apple Watch, smartwatch
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Can superMHL Fly?
This is a piece ruminating on a possible successor to HDMI. superMHL (yes, lowercase “s”) carries both data and power, combining two cables into one. Can superMHL Fly?
Mobile’s End of the Beginning
It’s official: mobile devices have taken over the consumer electronics business, ending the first phase of mobile tech’s ubiquitousness. Read how infrastructure technologies form the future of cool mobile advances here.
CES Coming-Out Party for UHD
My bi-weekly “blog” for Digital Technology Consulting, written during the hubbub of CES, on the introduction and impact of the new 4K UHD TVs, which you can read here.
Posted in Digital Tech Consulting, TV/4K/UHD/8K
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