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Based on what I've heard they could put in chips that are HD2+, but also DarkChip3. If this is a running change to the chip line and not a new chip (I heard something about this being the case), then going to HD2+ could automatically put them at the latest.
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I wouldn't expect a huge jump in CR just from the chip change, but if it is another generation of projector then I'm sure there will be some changes to the projectors themselves (otherwise the engineers are just popping in a new chip and not doing a whole lot). I would think that the amount of engineering to take a 3 chipper from HD2 to HD2+ would be a lot less than taking a single chipper from HD2 to HD2+ and adding a 7 or 8 segment wheel.
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To sell current inventory?
--Darin
| Originally posted by Ohlson It has always been said that 3-chip dlp is hd2 only no hd2+. Since DarkChip3 models are one step up from what we have called hd2+ the transition from hd2 to DarkChip3 equipped chips should be noticable. |
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In your opinion what contrast ratio improvement can we expect from 3-chip dlp replacing hd2 with chips using the DarkChip3 process? |
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Is there any reason in the world not to put the latest chips in the 3-chip units? |
--Darin
