Brian H. Berkeley

Brian H. Berkeley is Vice President for Advanced Technology within Samsung's LCD Business. He received his B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from M.I.T, and his M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University. He worked at Apple Computer for 20 years, starting as a display engineer on the original Macintosh. He led hardware development on the first iMac computer, and ran Apple's display and hardware I/O engineering. His display innovations include first use of in-line gun CRTs in a monitor application, putting color onto the Macintosh platform, development of the world's first high volume LCD monitor, and responsibility for development of the industry's first wide-format desktop and notebook LCD displays. He holds patents on hardware and I/O technologies, and is author or co-author of over a dozen SID/JSID articles. He has been a member of SID since 1990, and was one of the first Senior Members of SID (May, 2003). He has been active with the SID Program Committee since 1992, and has served as Program Chair (2000) and General Chair (2002) of the annual SID International Symposium. He has served on the SID Long Range Planning Committee since 2003 and the Display of the Year Award Committee since 2005. He joined Samsung Electronics in 2003, where his work includes development of advanced liquid crystal driving technologies.