Forbes Dell XPS 17 Review
“Sleek, Simple, and Powerful” The Dell XPS 17 with Eyesafe was recently reviewed by Patrick Moorhead at Forbes.com “The best feature of the XPS 17 is the 4K UHD InfinityEdge …
TCL Announces New Eyesafe Display Solutions as Screen Time Continues to Increase
TCL, a leading display manufacturing company for consumer electronics, announced that its first displays from its China Star Optoelectronics Technology (CSOT) division have met the requirements for Eyesafe Display Certification for Low Blue Light and Color Performance.
BOE Announces New Eyesafe Display Solutions Achieving Industry Leading Low Blue Light and Full Color Performance
BOE Announces New Eyesafe Display Solutions Achieving Industry Leading Low Blue Light and Full Color Performance – Eyesafe®, the world leader in blue light solutions for the display industry and BOE Technology Group Co., or BOE, the industry leading display manufacturing company for consumer electronics brands, announced today that its first displays have met the requirements for Eyesafe Display Certification for Low Blue Light and Color Performance. The testing certification was conducted by TÜV Rheinland, the globally recognized leader in independent third-party testing for manufacturing. The Eyesafe Display certification will enable BOE to meet rapidly growing demand from leading consumer electronics brands that are incorporating Eyesafe Display Low Blue Light Safety Requirements into their products, ranging from monitors, laptops, all-in-ones, and other display products.
New Survey Finds 69% of Consumers Concerned with Screen Time Health Impacts Amid Pandemic Screen Time Spike
A new survey from AYTM (Ask Your Target Market) and Eyesafe identifies growing public concern about the health and safety concerns of extended exposure to screens and blue light. In …
Gene Munster predicts 1.3 billion displays 1 inch from the eye by 2030, calls for consumer-friendly display standard
Technology industry expert Gene Munster predicts massive growth in near-eye displays over the next decade at “Future of Low Blue Light Displays” event. MINNEAPOLIS, MN // May 21, 2020 // …
World’s Largest Display Makers BOE, TCL CSOT, Innolux, IVO, Wistron and AUO Announce Eyesafe Display Solutions
At “The Future of Low Blue Light Displays” event, display manufacturers representing over 60% of the global market announced Eyesafe low blue light displays and TÜV Rheinland certification SHANGHAI, CHINA …
81% of employers believe blue light protection increases employee productivity, according to Forrester research
According to Forrester research, employers believe blue light protection has a major impact on the health of their employees. Forrester surveyed professionals across China, the UK and the US on the impacts of various factors on employee health and well-being, including exposure to high-energy blue light from devices.
COVID-19 is Leading to an Estimated 60% Increase in Online Gaming, according to Nielsen and State of Online Gaming reports
COVID-19 has led to numerous impacts to our use of screens and consumption of media, including among gamers. According to Nielsen, it’s suggested that COVID-19 and home confinement is leading …
COVID-19: Screen Time spikes to over 13 hours per day according to Eyesafe Nielsen estimates
Recent reports from Nielsen suggest that media consumption has increased 60% due to COVID-19 and home confinement during March, 2020. Given already high screen time hours, this increase is significant. …
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TÜV Rheinland Announces Eyesafe Display Certification Program for Next Generation Low Blue Light Health and Safety Requirements for the Global Display Industry
Beginning March 9, 2020, TÜV Rheinland will now be testing and certifying the Eyesafe® Display Standard, the most comprehensive set of requirements in low blue light management for the display industry. The Eyesafe® Display Standard constitutes the industry’s most advanced blue light emission and color performance requirements based on over 250 research studies and input from leading physicians worldwide. The new certification process will assist the electronics display industry, from component suppliers to consumer brands, with a guiding set of requirements for the development of low-blue light emitting displays guided by health research.