What new DLP's to expect in the next 6 Mos.??
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We'll know more after CEDIA, the last opportunity this year for companies to introduce new products. I would venture to guess we'll see more 1280x720 DLP projectors with RGBRGB color wheels and 1000:1 contrast ratio for under $10k. It's going to be a great year in 2002.
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it is in indianapolis (gods country) in a sept. check www.cedia.org.
the guy from ti speculated that there would be other people showing the hd1 chip at cedia when he was on the special guests thread.
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the guy from ti speculated that there would be other people showing the hd1 chip at cedia when he was on the special guests thread.
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cain,
the hd1 is the first high def chip from ti. it is the 16:9 chip that you hear referenced. it has a process call dm3 for dark metal 3. this colors the assembly under the mirrors black (sometimes call a black chip) to increase contrast. it is also fast enough for 6 segment wheels spinning at 5x or so. check out the reviews being posted here on the sharp 9000 tonight. also read the thread in the special guests section where peter broas from ti joined. he is the one to commented that there would be pjs other than the sharp at cedia.
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the hd1 is the first high def chip from ti. it is the 16:9 chip that you hear referenced. it has a process call dm3 for dark metal 3. this colors the assembly under the mirrors black (sometimes call a black chip) to increase contrast. it is also fast enough for 6 segment wheels spinning at 5x or so. check out the reviews being posted here on the sharp 9000 tonight. also read the thread in the special guests section where peter broas from ti joined. he is the one to commented that there would be pjs other than the sharp at cedia.
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Hi Cain
I think it was mentioned earlier on this forum that marantz
is to introduce a high-definition DLP unit with 1280 x 720 chip the exiting thing here is that it will use sage's
Deinterlacing chip, the not too exiting thing here is the price that marantz will most likely ask for its units.
Check out these links:
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010710/0071.html http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/Forum10/HTML/007184.html
thanks
Talal
I think it was mentioned earlier on this forum that marantz
is to introduce a high-definition DLP unit with 1280 x 720 chip the exiting thing here is that it will use sage's
Deinterlacing chip, the not too exiting thing here is the price that marantz will most likely ask for its units.
Check out these links:
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010710/0071.html http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/Forum10/HTML/007184.html
thanks
Talal
Cain,
Reliable sources indicate that the Seleco 1280x720 (HD1 chip) projector will indeed be shown at CEDIA. I believe the product designation is HT300. These same sources have hinted that it will have Sage processing and superior optics compared to the Sharp 9000. Unfortunately, it will cost considerably more than the Sharp.
Reliable sources indicate that the Seleco 1280x720 (HD1 chip) projector will indeed be shown at CEDIA. I believe the product designation is HT300. These same sources have hinted that it will have Sage processing and superior optics compared to the Sharp 9000. Unfortunately, it will cost considerably more than the Sharp.
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Thanks guys, it looks as if this is an exciting time for those of us who have been on the fence waiting to buy our first projector.
I can hardly wait to see what the next six months hold for the new DLP projectors coming out!
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[This message has been edited by Cain (edited 07-30-2001).]
I can hardly wait to see what the next six months hold for the new DLP projectors coming out!
-- Cain
[This message has been edited by Cain (edited 07-30-2001).]
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An interesting side issue, since these are all all-digital systems, is how many of them have digital inputs and support copy protection?
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this has been the rumor. i asked broas about this specifically in his appearance on the special guest section. i said:
can you comment on your business arrangement with sharp? is it exclusive for some period of time or is it possible that we will see several FPTV vendors doing HD1 based systems in the same time frame? (btw - nice job getting the king of lcd to do a dlp system )
he replied:
As for the Sharp HD unit, they are the only company to announce an HD1 based front projector. See you at CEDIA!
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can you comment on your business arrangement with sharp? is it exclusive for some period of time or is it possible that we will see several FPTV vendors doing HD1 based systems in the same time frame? (btw - nice job getting the king of lcd to do a dlp system )
he replied:
As for the Sharp HD unit, they are the only company to announce an HD1 based front projector. See you at CEDIA!
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Dean,
Great point.
I don't think which projectors have DVI inputs with the new copy protection circuit (what's it called?) is a side issue at all, I would think that your question has become a main issue at this point, right along side with how many pixels on the DMD chip. When I buy my next HDTV/Sat decoder in 2002/2003 I want to make sure it is going to plug in and work with my multi-thousand dollar projector. I hope that people who attend CEDIA can ask this type of questions directly to the manufacturers.
All the best,
Ricardo
Great point.
I don't think which projectors have DVI inputs with the new copy protection circuit (what's it called?) is a side issue at all, I would think that your question has become a main issue at this point, right along side with how many pixels on the DMD chip. When I buy my next HDTV/Sat decoder in 2002/2003 I want to make sure it is going to plug in and work with my multi-thousand dollar projector. I hope that people who attend CEDIA can ask this type of questions directly to the manufacturers.
All the best,
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Personally, I'm of the opinion that you shouldn't buy any copy protected sets. If no one buys them then there will not be any market for copy protected content.
But, since they do represent probably almost all that's available in the next generation that could be copy protectable, since they are all digital, if most to none of them support it, then that says something right there.
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But, since they do represent probably almost all that's available in the next generation that could be copy protectable, since they are all digital, if most to none of them support it, then that says something right there.
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Dean,
I guess I need to further understand DVI/HDCP. The DVI digital connection sounds great, especially for a DMD based digital display. The thing I don't understand is that if have a next generation SAT HD receiver with DVI on the back is the HDCP part still required on the display end even if the program is not copy protected. Let's say I'm watching a fishing show in HIDEF, no copy protection flags at all and I have a 1999 projector with a DVI connector, will it work? Or is the HDCP still required for my DVI connection to work?
All the best,
Ricardo
I guess I need to further understand DVI/HDCP. The DVI digital connection sounds great, especially for a DMD based digital display. The thing I don't understand is that if have a next generation SAT HD receiver with DVI on the back is the HDCP part still required on the display end even if the program is not copy protected. Let's say I'm watching a fishing show in HIDEF, no copy protection flags at all and I have a 1999 projector with a DVI connector, will it work? Or is the HDCP still required for my DVI connection to work?
All the best,
Ricardo
hi everybody,
we received last week the first plus piano. the machine is unbelievable. rgbrgb colour wheel, silent, silent, silent (officially 32 db) no light outside the housing, no lights on the screen outside the chip, 848 x 600 resolution, dvi-d input, rca, s-video and component. wide angle lens,
we were realy "shocked" by seeing test images through s-video. no flickering - looked like a frozen image. this was an image, we know only from progressive sources like the dvd 2800 or de iscan pro form silicon image. later we found out, that the piano is the first projector with this famous chip sil 503 from silicon image.
here you can read more:
http://www.siimage.com/press/07_17_01.asp
http://www.plus-america.com/news/infocomm01he.html
http://www.plus-vision.com/en/news/2001/0621_piano.html
http://grobi.tv/scripts/index.cfm/Fu...Details/ID/361
http://grobi.tv/scripts/index.cfm/Fu...Details/ID/362
best regards
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we received last week the first plus piano. the machine is unbelievable. rgbrgb colour wheel, silent, silent, silent (officially 32 db) no light outside the housing, no lights on the screen outside the chip, 848 x 600 resolution, dvi-d input, rca, s-video and component. wide angle lens,
we were realy "shocked" by seeing test images through s-video. no flickering - looked like a frozen image. this was an image, we know only from progressive sources like the dvd 2800 or de iscan pro form silicon image. later we found out, that the piano is the first projector with this famous chip sil 503 from silicon image.
here you can read more:
http://www.siimage.com/press/07_17_01.asp
http://www.plus-america.com/news/infocomm01he.html
http://www.plus-vision.com/en/news/2001/0621_piano.html
http://grobi.tv/scripts/index.cfm/Fu...Details/ID/361
http://grobi.tv/scripts/index.cfm/Fu...Details/ID/362
best regards
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What will be the retail price in DM ? And, how far is your shop located from Aachen ? (in km)
Will it be available from mid-august onwards ?
What is the throw distance to get a 2m wide 16:9 image ?
Any word on the angle ? When the projector rests on the floor, what is the approximate distance from the bottom of the image to the floor from a let's say 4 metres distance ? (Does this work vice versa for the ceiling ?
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Will it be available from mid-august onwards ?
What is the throw distance to get a 2m wide 16:9 image ?
Any word on the angle ? When the projector rests on the floor, what is the approximate distance from the bottom of the image to the floor from a let's say 4 metres distance ? (Does this work vice versa for the ceiling ?
I WANT ONE http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/biggrin.gif , I WANT ONE http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/biggrin.gif , I WANT ONE http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/biggrin.gif , AND I WANT IT NOW !!!!!!!!!
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