Fierce fight back the cell phone industry casualties. CEO of LG Electronics, Yong Nam, was forced to resign. One reason for the departure of Yong Nam is due to poor business performance of a mobile phone vendor from South Korea recently.

As quoted from PCWorld, Saturday (18/09/2010), the position of CEO of LG Electronics will then be filled by Kho Bon-joon who is currently the CEO of LG International. Koo will begin to hold the position of CEO of LG Electronics on 1 October.

Nam Yong responsible for the financial situation of LG Electronics, which is less encouraging, especially in the mobile phone business. A decline in profit by 90% in handset division in the second quarter, primarily due to the failure to bring smartphone LG’s dream consumer.

LG now it still has about 10 percent of global mobile phone market share, second only to Nokia and Samsung. But in the category of smart phones, they were late entering the market than its rivals.

Their flagship smartphone, Optimus One, will be released globally. Though its main competitors such as Apple, HTC or Samsung had already been presenting a smartphone with a scintillating performance in the market.

Not only LG that should shift the helm of the mobile phone industry because competition is very tough. Not long ago, Nokia also announced the succession of the CEO to face the attacks of an increasingly intense rivals.

LG Display, the screen production business unit of LG Electronics, plans to invest approximately USD 2.83 billion for mass production of the display OEL (organic electroluminescent

Reportedly, LG OEL screens prepared for marketing the second quarter of 2014.

OEL display that is claimed to save power and presents the appearance of a sharper picture, mention will soon replace the LCD screen, which until now still dominate TV and other devices.

In addition to LG Display, Samsung Electronics is also rumored to have a similar plan. As a result, there will be two South Korean electronics giant that took over the ‘power’ Japan to the affairs of the latest generation displays for TVs.

“LG Display will focus investments produce OEL screens using what’s called 8.5 generation glass substrates measuring 220 x 250 cm,” the president said LG Display President Kwon Young-soo, as reported by Reuters and quoted on Wednesday (08/10/2011 ).

Before starting mass production, LG Display will make a small OEL displays are joined with LG Electronics to be used on bigger 55-inch TV. Although not yet started production, LG has put terget could sell 30 thousand units of TV with OEL display for marketing prime.

Although still somewhat sluggish, but the 3D television market in Indonesia is still writhing. Even LG claims to have mastered 46% of thousands of 3D televisions are sold each year.

The data obtained from the agency Growth for Knowledge (GfK) which conducted the survey in Indonesia. Noted, although experienced a decline in the previous year, but the user’s 3D television will continue to increase up to 7 times until the end of 2011.

Growing strength of LG in the 3D television market country is believed to be one of the best-selling impact 3D Cinema series, which was launched April 2011.

LG claims to control 57% 3D Cinema 3D TV market nationally. Accumulated sales of LG Cinema 3D TV is what ultimately makes South Korean vendors that owns a 46% share of the 3D television market from January to August this year.

“This great achievement was also a reflection of what the community desires for 3D TV technology. Ease of use and affordability to be the key to successful marketing of LG 3D TVs in Indonesia,

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In addition LG also predicts that interest in 3D television in 2011 will increase drastically. If during 2010 only 4 thousand units sold, then in 2011 will be sold 30-35 thousand units of all brands.

While the level of demand for LED TV that is 3D TV technology base is estimated to exist in the range of 60,000 units each month. With this situation, the category of 3D TV will contribute in the range 6% – 8% of the total LED TV sales nationally in 2011.

Data released Growth for Knowledge (GfK), an international survey organization based in Germany showed, LG claims 46 percent market share of 3D TVs in Indonesia so far this year. Although the 3D TV market in the country experienced a decline in the previous year, LG predicts a growth of up to 7-fold for this category during the year 2011 in Indonesia.

Noted, throughout July sales LG 3D Cinema TV controls 57% of the 3D TV market nationally. Accumulated sales of LG Cinema 3D TV is what ultimately

strengthen the domination of the LG 3D TVs on the market in Indonesia, which stood at 46% market share from January to August this year.

“This great achievement was also a reflection of what the community desires for 3D TV technology. Convenience of use and affordability is the key marketing success LG 3D TVs in Indonesia, “said Eko Adhi Suyitno, Product Manager of Flat Panel Display – PT. LG Electronics Indonesia.

LG predicts 3D television enthusiasts in 2011 will continue to increase. If during 2010 only 4ribu units sold, then in 2011 will be sold 30-35 thousand units for all brands.

While the level of demand for LED TV that is 3D TV technology base is estimated to exist in the range of 60.000 units in each month. With this situation, the category of 3D TV will contribute in the range of 6-8% of total sales of LED TV nationally in 2011.

Responding to this prediction, the LG target control 80% market share for the category of 3D TVs in all the 20 011. “We are very optimistic about the success of this great plan. Very good reception from the community will be the LG Cinema 3D TV and the company’s commitment to quality products with after sales service network supported a wide became the capital of our great competition to win the 3D TV market this year,

How quickly the world of technology development. Looks like we’ve just begun to enter the high-definition televisions, Plasma, LCD, and LED. But now in 2010, the estimated high definition television-tech 3-D, 3D, have started going on the market.

Just imagine, if you watch a movie, or TV broadcast about the most beautiful beaches in the world, the white sand and clear blue water, then you’ll almost like being there. Cool right? Or if you watch movies like Avatar (James Cameron, 2009) for example, then you’ll like being on another planet.

And most exciting, if you watch sports, like football, Manchester United versus Everton, or watch the World Cup, you would like to watch directly in the stadium. And star players, like he was competing in near you in your room. Absolutely crazy!

3D television technology already owned by the world’s leading electronics manufacturers such as LG, Samsung, Sony, and Panasonic. Even the “3D ready” is already in stores in the United States, Japan, and Korea at a price between U.S. $ 1000 to $ 2800. Which will be marketed in 2010 is a more advanced version.

3D impressions that had often seen a little dark, it can be solved long ago by LG, the new technology that has the brightness of the image (brightness) high.

Even in South Korea, television in there, with all-out support from the government and the giant Korean conglomerates (chaebol), it will begin running television programs 3 Dimensions within a few weeks away, early 2010.

How 3D technology works? The trick is to movies or shows are produced by two or more cameras for a picture, which will be divided into an image to the right eye and left eye. Later we will also wear special glasses (with blue glass and red), which will bring together images captured by the right eye and left eye. From there that will create the illusion of depth 3 Dimensions.

But the glasses to be produced will be more advanced than the cheap glasses that are now widely used in cinemas. While the technology without special glasses also have actually existed, but still very expensive and complex to be mass produced.

Maybe a bit odd when heard about this incredible discovery … After I post Korea’s plan to build a city of robots, this time to be outdone the Japanese ga (Why is it always korea and japan sihh? Ga indo why try?)

Japan Successfully create 3D television images from the television where it can be pinched
Imagine his modern world 3D TV 3D TV Made In Japan That Can pinch

Imagine, while watching TV three-dimensional (3D) real sensation was only felt from the visual side of it. You also could feel the sensation of touch, so what is seen was real.

Fantasy? Of course not. It will probably be done with the latest 3D TV technology that was developed a team of researchers in Japan. Yes, they’re working on a 3D TV system first in the world which allows users to touch, pinch or a pinch of pictures showing. Interesting is not it?

“This is the first time you can touch the images in 3D impressions,” said one member of the research team Norio Nakamura of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan.

“This 3D TV will make you feel the sensation of touch such as hitting a rubber ball or stretch elastic objects in 3D images,” he added.

He said the technology is changing the shape of a 3D image into a tactile response, aided by a camera that monitors how the user’s fingers move.

If already completed, this technology will reportedly be used for various purposes such as surgical simulation tools, video game software and tools for the visually impaired.

Glass eyes are used by these products also do not use batteries. This support is free for the convenience of electromagnetic waves and the user need not to recharge the battery. One other important thing, glasses that are used are also comfortable in the pocket with a more affordable price. Users can buy as many family members.

Eko says, performed with excellence in the use of innovative image conversion from 2D to 3D. “Conversion from 2D to 3D images up to 20 levels deep, this is different from other 3D TVs that are only up to 10 depths,” said Eko. With this, the limitations of 3D content can be overcome while maintaining the quality image.

TV has a 3D cinema technology Patterned Retarder Film (FPR). Premises of such technology, a special coating used on the TV screen so that it can produce 3D images. Technology LG answers the problems that arise when 3D TV with glasses still cause fatigue while 3D TV without glasses are not perfect.

In addition to 3D Cinema TV, LG also offers the Smart TV. The television has a remote control that can be operated just with one click. It is also equipped with smart features that allow the transfer of share content from your PC to your TV and wireless streaming from compatible devices. Finally, Smart TV also offers a top item in Indonesia.

Dizziness three-dimensional movies? Do not worry. With the development of current technology, three-dimensional television screen is designed to present content more comfortable view of the eye.

LG Electronics, for example, calls his latest three-dimensional television product, Cinema 3D TV, 3D TV as the next generation because it could be the answer to the inconvenience of watching 3D TV today. For example the problem of eyestrain, eye glass weight, and the limited angle of vision.

Flat Panel Display Manager of LG Electronics said Eko Adhi Suyitno, excellence Cinema 3D TV is on three things, namely eye comfort, convenience standpoint, as well as convenience of use. All three sought comfort with innovation and technology in the glass eye image conversion from 2D to 3D deeper.

“It differs from a regular 3D TV. Ordinary 3D TV flashes 60 times per second, so the eyes become tired. LG has certified flicker-free,” said Eko at its launch on Monday (04/11/2011) in Jakarta. Menghilangan blink improve eye comfort. Eye comfort is also supported by the image 2 times brighter than conventional 3D TVs.

Vision is also made more convenient because images can be viewed from various viewpoints. “Usually we have to watch it 0 degrees, straight. With LG, we can watch with a broader perspective,” said Eko. Viewers do not have to sit perpendicular to the display area, but could be in a position leaned back and stretched.

Meanwhile, glass eyes sought comfort by easing the weight. Conventional 3D glasses weighs 40 grams, while the glasses are used by 3D Cinema TV only weighs 16 grams. “This could reduce the fatigue of having to wear heavy glasses for watching,

Barriers perceived by the user television three dimensional (3D) at home is to watch a limited way and also use glasses that actually create a headache if used too long. LG also makes a breakthrough by introducing new technologies.

This technology is a film Patterned Retarder Type (FPR). With this technology, three-dimensional format of the received content is not side to side like the SR format that had been used, but from the top down simultaneously.

“The glasses we are also made with a special design that makes the eye comfortable and not get tired. In addition this technology can make the user watch a 3D movie in any position, and does not stick straight,” said Product Marketing Flat Panel Display Erwin Liem PT Motorola Indonesia when found in the exhibition LG TV series 3D Cinema, Jakarta, recently.

Moreover, he argues, glasses that made the LG does not use batarei that can be used anytime. In addition to its sales later, these glasses will be provided free of charge in accordance with the needs of consumers.

“Why is the technology that we bring this inconvenient? Because we have the technology without a blink of an image with a different corner of the picture. So going to watch over everywhere will feel comfortable,” said Erwin Liem.

This technology will soon be present on the LG TV series 3D Cinema. 3D CINEMA TV Brand, LW5700 using passive 3D glass that does not require electricity and is very lightweight, only 16 grams. Basically the same thing with the glass which is used by movie theaters.

Other features include 3D Light Boost, Smart TV, WiFi, DLNA, Plus LED backlight and support for DviX Plus HD. This TV will go on sale globally starting in March 2011

This is what intrigued me from the first until now, the mystery of how 3D glasses work so that it can make our eyes become hypnotized like to see the original 3D benda2 on a flat screen? About 57 years ago, precisely in December 1952, began the trend in 3D movie theaters. However, in just two years, the trend disappeared, mainly because of the techniques used.

3D effects are not too impressive, there was only a blurry image when the head moves slightly. In fact, many viewers are a headache when I saw the 3D show.

In cinemas IMAX, the 3D effect is still there, but only for short films. No 3D for the feature film 90 minutes or more. It seems that this condition will soon change.

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More and more manufacturers and movie studios that produce their new film not only in 2D, but also in 3D format. In fact, Pixar and DreamWorks movie studios as the standard 3D implement their animated films, as in their latest film Bolt and Monsters vs. Aliens.

3D film technology and techniques are now much different from the techniques applied in the past 57 years. There are four common ways of working to show 3D films, each having advantages and disadvantages.