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sources to 1920x1080 DVI, DVI input, HDCP compatible, 3-chip D-ILA® (0.82-inch
diagonal), screen size/Throw: 40in to 200in (16:9)/1.6m to 10.5m (16:9),
resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
(16:9) x 3 chips, projection, wide
conversion lens attachment option,
250 W Ultra-high pressure mercury
lamp [Part No. BHL5006-S],
contrast ratio: 2100:1, color
temperature: D65/user selectable
1/user selectable 2, gamma control: Normal, A, B, and Custom, serial control: RS-
232C x1, power input: 100V-240V AC, 50/60Hz, rated power: 3.5 A (100 V AC) –
1.4 A (240V AC).
MicroDisplay Corporation
Nov 06 and CES 2007
The company announced that “will soon begin manufacturing HDTVs for well-known
brand names (such as Akai and Memorex), powered by its unique and proprietary
1080p Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) digital projection imaging devices.
The single-chip design of MicroDisplay Corporation’s proprietary technology will allow
major partner brands to sell an exceptionally high-quality HDTV picture at a much
lower manufacturing cost.
As a result, large-screen 1080p HDTVs will soon be available to a much larger group
of consumers. MicroDisplay Corporation is the first company to mass-produce LCOS
devices with the fast response times necessary for use in a single-chip design. As a
result, this technology sets a new cost/performance standard for the industry.
MicroDisplay Corporation made its debut at CES 2007.
The company added “With our technology, TV manufacturers will now be able to
offer bigger screens and impressive 1080p picture quality to their customers at much
lower price points”, said VP of Marketing for MicroDisplay, Marty Zanfino.
“This stands to revolutionize the industry and bring the market price for a 50-inch
plus, 1080p rear-projection HDTV down below $1500. That’s an extraordinary
value.”
“MicroDisplay is partnering with major HDTV brands to develop and distribute rearprojection
HDTV models with screen sizes of 52” to 62”. The new MicroDisplay
single-chip, LCOS-powered, rear-projection HDTVs are expected to hit stores in
summer 2007.”
Some of the above models were shown at CES.
OMT
CES 2007
Mini Projector