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Chapter 7 - Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS)
Canon
CES 2007
Realis
SX6 1400x1050, 1.7 power zoom, 3500 ANSI lumens,
1000:1 CR, DVI/HDCP
SX60 1400x1050, 1.7 power zoom, 2500 ANSI lumens,
1000/2000:1 CR, DVI/HDCP
SX50 1400x1050, 1.7 zoom, 2500 ANSI lumens,
1000:1 CR
X600 1024x768, 1.7 power zoom, 3500 ANSI lumens,
1000:1 CR, DVI/HDCP
Cinetron
Sep 06
FP
HD-900 1080p, $6000, TTM Oct 06, three 0.7" Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS
panels), each with 1920x1080 pixels of resolution, 6000:1 contrast ratio, integrated
Realta HQV(R) processing, MSRP $6000.
According to the company the HD-900 is the world's first 1080p projector to feature
built-in Realta HQV (Powered by Teranex) 10-bit video processing as the famous
$60,000 Teranex Xantus box, full-resolution four-field, pixel-based, motion-adaptive
video deinterlacing for SD and HD signals.
Temporal-recursive and codec noise reduction; automatic film-based and advanced
cadence detection; and pixel-based detail enhancement, the patented Full HD
CRYSTAL Light Engine(TM), available in the U.S. through custom-installation and A/V
equipment dealers, with a two-year limited warranty on parts and labor, and a 1000-
hour warranty on the lamp.
DreamVison
DreamBee $7,800, 3x1080p 0.7” D-ILA chips,
15,000:1 CR, internal cooling system, 2xHDMI,
horizontal/vertical lens shift, GF9351 video processor
featuring VXP technologies, 1000 ANSI lumens, 170w
lamp (200W in
bright mode),
1080p
50/60/24 inputs, 22dB noise (left).
CinemaTen 80 3x1080p 0.82” D-ILA chips,
external video processor Dream Scaler 2
powered by ABT, 10-bit video processing,
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