Of course image quality was high on my list, but the current image quality is so good right now on the SXGA D-ilas I figured there may be other areas of interest too.
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If we are wishing, I want a personal Holodeck.
I always have ever since I was a kid.
For the short term, I could live with "just" perfect 3D imagery and sound in 360 degrees, and later update to tactal/sensory feedback.
Of course having something to play on the device in a must, and I understand that viewing current and past movies would be limited to the film source resolution, but we all have to make compromises.
-Dean.
I always have ever since I was a kid.
For the short term, I could live with "just" perfect 3D imagery and sound in 360 degrees, and later update to tactal/sensory feedback.
Of course having something to play on the device in a must, and I understand that viewing current and past movies would be limited to the film source resolution, but we all have to make compromises.
-Dean.
This poll is a slam dunk in this group. We'd sell our own mothers for a perfect image. Why bother to list the alternatives?
I'm sure glad I'm not obsessed like the rest of you.
Dan
I'm sure glad I'm not obsessed like the rest of you.
Dan
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That sounds more like a speech recognition add on for Dilard...
Mark??
| "projector, this movie sucks, switch to input 2 and turn to HDnet. The Hawiian Tropics beauty pagent is on!"..."and make that in 3D" |
Mark??
Heck, that can already be done!
You can pick up a copy of "Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional" at your local CompuGeek store. It can send voice commands to any application you wish (even Dilard, and by extension, the projector).
Now, the microphone headset may not be anyone's idea of chic "home-theater-wear", but it does the job quite nicely. This isn't your father's speech recognition, eitherD). It's come quite a long way in the last few years.
I use Dragon quite a bit, but do admit that it's more than a tad geeky, and probably not the choice way to watch the Hawiian Tropics beauty pagent.
You can pick up a copy of "Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional" at your local CompuGeek store. It can send voice commands to any application you wish (even Dilard, and by extension, the projector).
Now, the microphone headset may not be anyone's idea of chic "home-theater-wear", but it does the job quite nicely. This isn't your father's speech recognition, either
D). It's come quite a long way in the last few years.I use Dragon quite a bit, but do admit that it's more than a tad geeky, and probably not the choice way to watch the Hawiian Tropics beauty pagent.
Mark,
I'm already working on the patent for this technology, since I know that's where you're going after you finish the shading wizard.
But first I nead to fight this
http://www.theonion.com/onion3311/microsoftpatents.html
Bill is trying to strong arm me out of my one's and zero's patent.'
I'm already working on the patent for this technology, since I know that's where you're going after you finish the shading wizard.
But first I nead to fight this
http://www.theonion.com/onion3311/microsoftpatents.html
Bill is trying to strong arm me out of my one's and zero's patent.'
At this point is seams that only 2 out of 50 people are interested in gettting a FREE SXGA D-ILA type projector!?!
Are we all too idealistic in thinking that the Perfect Picture is acheivable? Or are most AVS forum member just never satisfied?
As far as I'm concerned my D-ILA picture is perfect. I suspect most of those that voted for perfect picture are LT-150 owners.
Are we all too idealistic in thinking that the Perfect Picture is acheivable? Or are most AVS forum member just never satisfied?
As far as I'm concerned my D-ILA picture is perfect. I suspect most of those that voted for perfect picture are LT-150 owners.
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