[opendtv] Re: SXRD
- From: Brian Park <floman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 11:45:00 -0600
The info I wrote below 'is' for the Mits. InFocus weren't talking to my
contact. And it should say 1080p on the way, not SXRD, which kind of
blows all those discussions that 1080p needs a large sceen. Benq is also
developing one.
There is a company in Austin developing thermoelectric coolers so that
LED projectors can be incorporated into cell phones.
bp
Bob Miller wrote:
>TI also. Do you have info on the Mitsubishi?
>http://hometheater.about.com/b/a/137964.htm
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>Bob Miller
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>Brian Park wrote:
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>>There were a number of 70" SXRD DLP RPTVs shown at CES with prices in
>>the $5k range. Due out this summer from the usual suspects. Perhaps not
>>as good as the Qualia, but nearer high end consumer level than toys for
>>oil sheiks.
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>>Good coverage at
>>http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=494251
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>>What was more interesting were the pocket projectors from Mitsubishi and
>>In Focus. $600 list and as small as your fist. About 10 lumens at the
>>moment using RGB LEDs phased to the DLP mirrors so no color wheel
>>needed. Runs on batteries. 800 x 600 today, SXRD under way. The iPod of
>>projectors.
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>>bp
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>>Bob Miller wrote:
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>>>I mentioned that I had seen a demo of an SXRD Qualia front projector and
>>>RPTV.
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>>>I am having trouble reconciling the $13,000 list price they gave me for
>>>the 71" SXRD RPTV 1080P with the $75,000 I heard a 71" Plasma was
>>>mentioned for in a post. The SXRD was the best HD display I have ever
>>>seen. Any comments.
>>>
>>>Bob Miller
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