Posted by Charbax on 14th March 2008
Niklas Samios, COO of Winbox, presents the worlds first Windows CE based video-on-demand set-top-box and media streamer, the EVO1-XS. It will be distributed by Medion in Europe and retail at 150 euros. It can connect on the Maxdome video-on-demand service in Germany. There is also a big hybrid device with a 250GB hard drive, dual TV tuners which will be available for 500 euros. There will also be a TV with the integrated set-top-box release to be called the Edison.
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Posted by Charbax on 9th March 2008
Using a transparent LCD touchscreen infront of another LCD screen, PureDepth is showcasing some cool looking interfaces with dual layer features. Such as showing a zoomed in area of the screen on the second screen.
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Posted by Charbax on 9th March 2008
Totally awesome, the best screens in the world. Quad HD is completely insane quality. I heard from some CMO engineers once that the difference in manufacturing price from 720p to 1080p screens was about 20 dollars two years ago, what would the price difference be between a 1080p and a 2160p quad-HD screen? Perhaps is it just a different chip in there? So what if there isn’t any quad-HD content yet, that the bitrate required for quad-HD is four times the bitrate required for 1080p, getting a 8 megapixel digital still camera is cheap and once you see the 8 megapixel digital pictures on a quad HD screen, actually any picture taken that’s over 2 megapixel will thus show it’s full detail on a quad-HD screen for up to 8 megapixels. So imagine streaming some up-to-8megapixel slideshows, displaying 8MP scanns of paintings. Quad-HD is cool. The OLED screen was good to.
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