[opendtv] A scientific study on the efffects of Ambilight in flat-panel displays (2nd attempt)

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A scientific study on the efffects of Ambilight in flat-panel displays
Based on internal tests Philips has formulated and communicated claims=20
about positive effects of Ambilight

By Prof. Dr. Ir. S.H.A. Begemann , Technische Universiteit Eindhoven=20
(Tue), Netherlands=20

Digital TV Designline
(07/22/2005 11:52 AM EDT)

Summary
Based on internal tests Philips has formulated and communicated claims=20
about positive effects of Ambilight. The TUe has been requested to=20
scientifically validate these claims. The experiments conducted by the TUe =

in a tightly controlled environment with a low overall room lighting=20
level, using balanced assessment methodologies, show the following=20
results:

In a (dark) home cinema room lighting condition (7 lux room lighting=20
level) Ambilight can reduce eye strain in 60-90% of the people dependent=20
on the Ambilight setting and the nature of the film/programme. Ambilight,=20
in particular the active Ambilight- relaxed mode can improve the overall=20
viewing experience, the degree of which depends on the nature of the=20
programme. The active Ambilight ? relaxed setting also gives the=20
possibility to add a new overall positive psycho-fysiological experience=20
to certain types of film/ programmes.=20

 
 
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