Το LCoS είναι δικιά του "μαντεψιά" στα πλαίσια ψαρέματος.. Αλλά δεν κατάφερε να αποσπάσει καθόλου πληροφορίες.
Πάντως το black level λέει ήταν άθλιο..
Πάντως το black level λέει ήταν άθλιο..
4K laser projector για το σπιτι σας μονο ....
- Thread starter Kosh
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Καλα τωρα μοντελο προπαραγωγης θα εδειξαν οι τυποι.
Απαξ και εχουν αποφασισει να το βγαλουν στην αγορα ειναι ικανοι να βγαζουν καινουργια firmwares καθε βδομαδα.
Απαξ και εχουν αποφασισει να το βγαλουν στην αγορα ειναι ικανοι να βγαζουν καινουργια firmwares καθε βδομαδα.
spcav
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- 18 August 2006
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Τετοια ''χοντρα'' πραγματα (βλ. μαυρο) δεν διορθώνονται με software dear
Σε οποιαδήποτε παρουσιαση μοντελου προπαραγωγής, την εικόνα την παίρνεις κατα 80+%.
Μάλλον LCOS πρέπει να είναι με αρκετά όμως θεματάκια:
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RED, the makers of those cool video production cameras, apparently had some extra time and money on their hands and decided to roll out a laser-powered digital cinema projector. The design is based on a 4K LCoS light engine developed by HDI (High Definition Integration) back in 2009. Apparently RED acquired the company a year or so ago, and now wants to get into the projection space. No brightness specification was given, but the signage indicated it could light up a 15’ screen and would retail for less than $10,000. The demo showed some promise, but there are lots of things that still need attention (high black levels, low contrast, color accuracy, etc).
http://www.hdtvexpert.com/?p=2081
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RED, the makers of those cool video production cameras, apparently had some extra time and money on their hands and decided to roll out a laser-powered digital cinema projector. The design is based on a 4K LCoS light engine developed by HDI (High Definition Integration) back in 2009. Apparently RED acquired the company a year or so ago, and now wants to get into the projection space. No brightness specification was given, but the signage indicated it could light up a 15’ screen and would retail for less than $10,000. The demo showed some promise, but there are lots of things that still need attention (high black levels, low contrast, color accuracy, etc).
http://www.hdtvexpert.com/?p=2081
