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Archive for the 'High Definition' Category

JVC

Posted by Charbax on 31st August 2007

JVC has their D-ILA technology which they use in their projectors and rear-projection TVs, and which they claim provides superior quality. Still JVC seems to be positionned well over DLP and 3LCD in terms of price. They also are launching a 1000-something dollar 1920×1080 interlaced 27mbit/s Mpeg2 hard drive based camcorder.

JCV at IFA 2007

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DLP

Posted by Charbax on 31st August 2007

The latest about the DLP 1080p, 720p, 3DHD and Pocket Imager technologies.

DLP at IFA 2007

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Dvico

Posted by Charbax on 19th March 2007

Showing the newest generation of the Tvix DivX HD players, the Tvix M5100.

Watch the High Definition version: Play - Download

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Paris Region presents Total Immersion

Posted by Charbax on 17th March 2007

Imagine having 3D charachters in your living room, those interacting with your furniture, walking around on your floor casting their shadows and reacting to a kick or a push that you would make. This is totally possible using this quite interesting futuristic real-time 3D rendering of 3D charachters interacting with pre-defined objects filmed with a High Definition camera. (would require some transparent High Definition video glasses to actually see the virtual charachters interact with the real world other than being able to see them on your HDTV.)

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Sony

Posted by Charbax on 13th January 2007

Showing the new Sony AVCHD camcorders, HC5, HC7, UX5 and UX7:

CES 2007

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Panasonic

Posted by Charbax on 13th January 2007

Showing the Panasonic HD1 AVCHD camcorder:

CES 2007

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Canon

Posted by Charbax on 13th January 2007

Testing the quality of the Canon HV10 and Realis SX60:

CES 2007

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Netgear

Posted by Charbax on 13th January 2007

CES 2007

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Bluebox Devices

Posted by Charbax on 13th January 2007

CES 2007

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Sharp Press Conference

Posted by Charbax on 13th January 2007

CES 2007

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