12 blog results for "lcos"

Nikon's latest snapshooter, the Coolpix S1000pj, incorporates a tiny projector for displaying your photos on the nearest blank surface.

Posted in Crave by Lori Grunin

The latest digital-cinema technology from Sony and RealD creates smooth, sharp images with bright, saturated colors and good detail in both highlights and shadows.

Posted in Speeds and Feeds by Peter Glaskowsky

Yes, there aren't as many 720p TVs on the market as there used to be. But Sony, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, and others still make entry-level 720p sets. Should you save a few hundred bucks and get one instead of a 1080p TV? Here's all you need to know.

Posted in Fully Equipped by David Carnoy

In his latest installment of Fully Equipped, David Carnoy discusses how a tough economy may help save rear-projection, a dying breed of TV that has seen a small resurgence as consumers are lured in by bargain prices on DLP-based large-screen HDTVs.

Posted in Fully Equipped by David Carnoy

Prototype system displays 16 times more details than any consumer panel.

Posted in Crave by Philip Wong

A new study by the IDC group sees rear-projection TV sales dropping to near zero by 2011.

Posted in Crave by John P. Falcone

So-called 4K technology takes us to the next level in videography.

Posted in Speeds and feeds by Peter Glaskowsky

Sales of bulky tube TVs bested the flat-panel and projection TV competition in the run up to the Super Bowl, according to data released by the NPD Group.

Posted in Crave by John P. Falcone

Sony's prototype HDTVs at CES 2007 run the gamut of technologies from SXRD rear-projection set, to giant-screen LCD, to superthin OLED.

Posted in Crave by John P. Falcone

JVC showed a pair of superslim rear-projection HDTVs, at CES 2007.

Posted in CES 2007 by David Katzmaier