Future television exhibit suggests HD resolutions, with smaller displays

May 31, 2005

HDTV and big screens are almost synonymous and with good reason, those wanting to spend the extra dollars for a HD capable set, often want the virtual real-estate to go with it. But as advances in HD move forward the trickle-down effect works its way into smaller less prominent displays, aka those under 32”.
NHK (Nippon [...]

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FLCoS technology aims for 42”, $999 Micro-Displays

May 30, 2005

May has been a stellar month for new display technology announcements, and this one, interjects something new into the mix. Based in Dalgety Bay, Scotland, CRLO Displays Ltd has been working away on their proprietary version of LCoS called FLCoS (Ferroelectric Liquid-crystal-on-Silicon) which touts significant cost savings compared to other high definition displays. This [...]

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Technology watch, SED - Surface-Conduction Electron-Emitter Display

May 19, 2005


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For Fujitsu LCD is out Opto-Silicon’s in

May 3, 2005

Given the fact that LCD’s are enjoying a boom period with consumers, I was a little confused by Fujitsu

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What is Pulldown, and if it’s so great, why would you want to remove it?

December 14, 2004

Modern film is projected at 24 frames per second. Video, in the U.S. and many other countries, is displayed at 60 pictures per second. So, when we want to convert film content to video, as long as we can come up with a way to repeat each film frame an average of 2.5 video pictures, our job is done. One way to do this is to repeat the first film picture 2 times, the second film picture 3 times, and so on: 2, 3, 2, 3. You might have heard of 2:3 or 3:2 pulldown — this is where those numbers come from. 2:3 and 3:2 pulldown are the same thing — they are not ratios, like they first appear to be.

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Loewe to cease U.S distribution

November 17, 2004

I find it a little odd that in a still booming high definition display market such as North America, that

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Invasion of the MicroDisplay’s

November 1, 2004


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Intel drops LCoS Production Plans

October 25, 2004


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Plasma vs. LCD

October 23, 2004


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