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Could this be the good news we are waiting for?
https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/01/04/apple-may-expand-rear-lidar-sensor-use-to-all-iphone-13-models#P1G%3E

News today
https://www.whathifi.com/news/lg-qned-tvs-bring-mini-led-to-the-lg-2021-line-up

Most scientists are very familiar with the grants system in the UK. Without it, much of the research would just not progress. I see nothing unusual in the grant from Innovation UK. What is unusual is that this news made the LSE news bulletin, suggesting that that Nanoco’s marketing communication is improving.

Having spent over 30 years as a marketing director in the electronics/ computer industry. I can tell you very few people really understood the role of marketing - that is....”the management process of identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer needs profitably”. I worked for a Japanese company for 3 years their marketing department was massive but they knew everything about their target markets, their competitors, pricing, manufacturing proccesses, route to market, distribution, packaging, promotion and “marketing communication” (what the majority think of as marketing). Part of marketing is understanding consumer /customer behaviour. Clearly, Nanoco don’t understanding of the marketing process and that’s why they don’t have a marketing department.

Retailers of Samsung TVs have also made massive profits out of Nanoco’s IP - Where is is the consumer law to penalise them? If the evidence is there for us to make a judgement, it's also there for retailers.

Is this LGs answer to Samsung QLED?
https://www.lg.com/uk/nanocell-tvs

Perhaps this is why they funded Nanoco
http://shorturl.at/tEHMR

This would never happen if retailers were truly responsible for the goods they sold. It would be just one step from the illegal selling counterfeit goods. I guess law makers just haven’t got round to it yet.

Seems to me Samsung are being very cheeky or are announcing the legitimacy of their QLED TVs prior to an announcement about use of Nanocos IP

https://news.samsung.com/uk/samsung-qled-tvs-receive-safety-verification-from-leading-safety-certification-institutes

I was a holder of Amstrad shareS when they decided to sue Seagate for faulty disk drives - this resulted in a massive payout to shareholders. Will I be lucky Again and have another big payday thanks to Samsung’s infringements?????

Holders of shares in British technology companies should lobby their MP's to ban the import of any goods or services that infringe IP. If we are to repay our national debt (closing in on 100% of GDP) we must protect our wealth creation. These companies are our future.

Seems that Facebook is a done deal to acquire a licence from Plessey
https://macdailynews.com/2020/03/30/facebook-deal-puts-the-kibosh-on-apples-attempt-to-buy-plessey-semiconductor/

As a long term holder of shares in Nanoco, I was hoping my investment would have started to see some return by now.
Now my opinion is that the speculators have taken over and the value of Nanoco to the British economy is being ignored.
As shareholders, we should be hoping for the success of this company and bringing the possible sale to foreign owners to our politicians.
I ask you all to email the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the Secretary of State for International Trade and bring this company and its potential sale to foreign owners.
Andrea Leadsom - andrea.leadsom.mp@parliament.uk
Liz Truss - elizabeth.truss.mp@parliament.uk

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/252787713_Quantum_dot_insertions_in_VCSELs_from_840_to_1300_nm_Growth_characterization_and_device_performance

Apple will be launching four iPhone models with 5G in the second half of 2020, analysts from JP Morgan anticipate, with the group split into two pairs of smaller and larger models, but one pairing will include 3D sensing capabilities on the rear and support for the faster mmWave-based 5G connections.

The 2020 iPhones are widely anticipated to support 5G

The 2020 iPhones are widely anticipated to support 5G

The rumors surrounding the iPhone 12 have pointed to three sizes of device, equipped with OLED displays across the board. In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, JP Morgan believes a fourth will be released in the fall of 2020, with Apple increasing the number of smartphones it ships from the usual trio.

It is expected there will be one model each sporting a 5.4-inch and 6.7-inch display, while two will have 6.1-inch screens. JP Morgan also goes further to suggest the devices will be paired off with two offering higher-tier "Pro" style specifications, while the others will have lesser features.

One 6.1-inch and the 6.7-inch models will be the higher-end pairing, which will include a rear triple camera setup and "World-facing 3D sensing." This is likely to be offered using VCSELs, as brought up in earlier speculation about the models.

The other two, consisting of the 5.4-inch model and the other 6.1-inch variant, will have dual cameras on the rear and no 3D sensing.

https://www.dupont.com/electronic-materials/blogs/viewpoints/the-future-is-cadmium-free-bright-and-safe.html

Not having to amortise the capital equipment cost in its pricing, surely gives Nanaco the edge. It's pricing should be much more competitive than rivals - potential customers please NOTE

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