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Large Screen TVs
- 2008-Jul-29: Matsushita is aiming to sell a 40-inch OLED TV by 2011, perhaps the long wait for large screen OLEDs is almost over? [6600]
- Yamaha is upgrading their Digital Sound Projector, to the new YPS-1100. [3323]
- The Pioneer VSX-516 receiver includes the ability to play digital audio files from a USB interface [3322]
- Uniden is entering the large screen market (Mar'06) [3321]
- Looks like early HDTV sets may only be able to display HD DVD at 1/4 of the full resolution. [3320]
- LCoS display technology sounds like it could be very good [3319]
- Do it your self video scaling and de-interlacing [3318]
- CableCARD discussed [3317]
- Engadget has seen the light, and its SED, apparently 2006 will see the first SED technology based displays and the current demonstrations are very good. [3316]
- Engadget asks what's the best projector [3315]
- LG's AN1100 HD projector does 1280x768 [3314]
- Dell's new (Oct'05) 37 inch LCD, W3706MC [3313]
- Sometimes 720p is less than 720p [3312]
- Someday all displays will be like this, only much less expensive. 102inches of special holographic film covered glass acting as a projection screen [3311]
- Sharp has announced their new range of LCD TVs for 2006, very nice, but still way too pricey, looks like they are keeping thier sets in the same price range as 2005 and trying to justify this by making them all 1080p capable. [3310]
- Acer will be entering the US market for big screen LCD displays in 2006, apparently they are already using Canada as a market test site. [3309]
- Toshiba plans to ship the first 50in SED based TV in March 2006, apparently these have a 100,000:1 contrast ratio. [3308]
- Samsung has produced a 40in OLED TV (also mentioned here), not that it will ever make it to North America. One wonders what's happened to all the OLED displays that are in the range of 4-39 inches, seems like no one has bothered with OLEDs for that market yet. [3307]
- In Aug'05 Dell announced their 5100MP, a high-end SXGA+ (1400x1050 with a 2500:1 contrast ratio) projector, with all the video ports one is likely to need for home theater use [3306]
- The Yamaha YSP-800 Digital Sound Projector [3305]
- BenQ has announced LCD-TVs with built in network connections to allow display of content direct from your computer LAN [3304]
- WinBook makes a very reasonably priced 30 inch LCD TV [3303]