Sony's Hi-Contrast Black Projection Screen
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Sony's Black is Beautiful Projection
Screen
Sony's Black is Beautiful Projection
Screen
06/18/2004 09:28 AMSo I saw this yesterday, then spent way too much time trying to
track down a picture without subscribing to the Wall Street Journal (I
steal my neighbor's copy), but it's too interesting not to mention.
Apparently, Sony is showing off a new projector screen that is black
(instead of the normal white or gray) that looks incredible even in
high ambient light situations. What they've done is add a filter to
the screen that only reflects red, green, and blue, ignoring
(shunning!) white and yellow light from incandescent or fluorescent
bulbs, and perhaps even that cursed floating hydrogen bulb, our sun.
So that's great and all, but can we get a pic? Without paying $70, I
mean?
I swear, once the Journal went to color they sold out all their
indie cred.
Read [WSJ]
Better Picture of Sony's Black Backed
Projection Screen
Better Picture of Sony's Black Backed
Projection Screen
06/29/2004 10:21 AM
Remember Sony's "Black is Beautiful" projection screen? (I'm
quoting myself, sadly.) Here's a slightly better picture that should
give you some idea of what it looks like compared to a traditional
off-white screen, even with a lot of ambient light. (Thanks,
Rav!)
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Sony's Black is Beautiful Projection Screen
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JVC Big Screen EXE Rear Projection TVs
JVC Big Screen EXE Rear Projection TVs
04/07/2005 12:44 PM
JVC will introduce a few new rear projection TVs
for the Japanese market, under the "Big Screen EXE" brand. The 61"
"HD-61MD60" will cost 787,500 yen, and the 51" 682,500 yen. They do
appear to have some nice specs, such as a 700cd/m2
brightness on the 52 inch. But they're being marketed based on a low
power consumption: 198W, not that we Americans really care. Speaking
of Americans, JVC plans to introduce these two sets here in July, as
well as add a 70" model.
Press
Release [JVC]
Sony to sell large-screen LCD projection
TVs in China (AFP)
Sony to sell large-screen LCD projection
TVs in China (AFP)
09/08/2004 07:08 AMAFP - Global electronics giant Sony will launch its popular projection
televisions with large LCD screens in China early next year, a company
official said.
More Contrast Rich Movies With the New
Beamax High Contrast Fabric
More Contrast Rich Movies With the New
Beamax High Contrast Fabric
04/03/2005 03:55 AMAvailable from April 1st, Beamax introduces the High Contrast screen
fabric. The new High Contrast fabric increases the perceived deepness
of the black projected on the screen. Additionally, the images are
more easily seen in high ambient light conditions (daytime viewing and
non-darkened rooms), because the darker parts of the projected images
are more visible. The High Contrast fabric is currently available in
the M, M-silver, A and A-Velvet screen series. [PRWEB Apr 3, 2005]
Sony's PSP: Available in Black, Black,
and Black
Sony's PSP: Available in Black, Black,
and Black
05/29/2004 09:18 PM
Looks like all those pastel
PSPs Sony was showing at E3 were just a tease. According to an
interview in Japanese game magazine Famitsu, Sony claims the
various color PSPs were "just for reference. We plan to make the
system black." I wouldn't worry too much, though. I'm sure if the PSP
does well at all, color models will start showing up in no time at
all.
Read
[IGN via Portagame]
10.3: A possible fix for a black screen
during install
10.3: A possible fix for a black screen
during install
01/07/2004 04:32 PMMany people have run into an issue during Panther install that causes
a black screen. I have found that the problem may be caused by
certain third-party memory. I removed my third-party RAM and the
install went off without ...
Sony Projector Gets Bright Images From
Black Screen
Sony Projector Gets Bright Images From
Black Screen
06/23/2004 09:12 AMPHP in contrast to Perl
PHP in contrast to Perl
07/15/2004 10:29 PMjust for my reference. i hate language wars.
Colour Bland: Contrast
Colour Bland: Contrast
10/28/2003 11:06 PM This is the continuation of a series. View previous. Greyscale is
only one method of removing colour from an image, and as it turns out,
it's an unrealistic way of doing it. The term colour-blind is
misleading - almost...
Contrast-o-meter and other adjustments
Contrast-o-meter and other adjustments
05/08/2004 04:10 PMThe zeldman.com redesign continues, with a new feature for laptop
users.
13-March-2003 -- Compare and Contrast
13-March-2003 -- Compare and Contrast
03/12/2003 09:11 PMCompare and Contrast -- Scientists develop 'brain chip' versus World's
first brain prosthesis revealed...
By contrast... the Queen of England
seems to be English
By contrast... the Queen of England
seems to be English
07/17/2004 04:41 PMAccording to
this story in
the BBC local boy Tim Berners-Lee was knighted by Queen Elizabeth
II for his early 1990s development of HTTP, HTML, and a collection of
open-source tools to work with those standards. This
distinguishes QE II from George W. She apparently is occupied
with something that relates to the life of the average citizen of her
country, rather than concentrating on Iraq.
LG Electronics releases highest-contrast
PDP TVs
LG Electronics releases highest-contrast
PDP TVs
07/11/2004 06:38 AMMaekyung Internet Jul 11 2004 11:10AM GMT
Color, Contrast & Dimension in News
Design
Color, Contrast & Dimension in News
Design
09/06/2002 03:35 AM10.3: A cautionary tale regarding
modified display contrast
10.3: A cautionary tale regarding
modified display contrast
12/16/2003 11:18 AMI recently noted that the screen display on my Panther system had
suddenly changed. The pin-striping had disappeared and the fonts
looked strange. Changing to another user returned the system to its
usual appearance. Trashing...
Compare And Contrast Blogs And Reuters
On Joe Trippi's Speech
Compare And Contrast Blogs And Reuters
On Joe Trippi's Speech
02/10/2004 02:41 AMWant to see an example of spin? No matter what your politics are,
it's interesting to note the
vastly different takes the
established media and some bloggers have on this morning's talk by Joe
Trippi at O'Reilly's Emerging Technologies Conference. This morning I
read the detailed notes from both
Howard
Rheingold and
Ross
Mayfield on Trippi's speech - which sounded interesting, if a bit
unfocused. However, both sets of notes show that he clearly talked up
the power of the internet while trashing the established "broadcast"
media. So, when Reuters - a member of the broadcast media - writes up
their own article on the talk, they spin it 180 degrees, and say that
Trippi blamed the internet for the campaign's
problems. The notes from the blogging attendees say Trippi called
the campaign a "dot com miracle", and yet Reuters claims Trippi said
the internet "hobbled" the campaign. These differing accounts of the
same exact speech don't match at all - and it certainly looks like
Reuters is the one doing the spinning here, taking a few quotes here
and there out of context to make their point. With the bloggers'
notes, you can see the context of what's being spoken about, and the
Reuters report gives none of that. I'm not one who believes that
bloggers are a "threat" to journalism, but the contrast here shows a
perfect (if a bit scary) example of just how easy it is for the press
to spin things to make their point.
Kerry makes push for contrast with
president (USATODAY.com)
Kerry makes push for contrast with
president (USATODAY.com)
09/07/2004 06:41 AMUSATODAY.com - Democrat John Kerry, playing off the president's middle
initial, said Monday that "W stands for wrong - wrong choices, wrong
judgment, wrong priorities, wrong direction for our country." He
called the Iraq war "the most catastrophic" of President Bush's wrong
choices.
Techdirt:Compare And Contrast Blogs And
Reuters On Joe Trippi's Speech
Techdirt:Compare And Contrast Blogs And
Reuters On Joe Trippi's Speech
02/11/2004 03:48 AMcalls out the difference .. the full scoop ..
Techdirt
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FC Now: Projection Rejection
FC Now: Projection Rejection
04/02/2005 06:37 AMA Company of Friends member emailed other members of his group earlier
this week with the following question: Yesterday, I had a discussion
with a client, an SVP of product management, who -- along with all
present -- agreed that...
"Election Projection"
"Election Projection"
01/24/2004 05:15 AMCartography-Projection-GCTP-0.03
Cartography-Projection-GCTP-0.03
05/28/2004 12:33 AMGateway's new rear-projection TV
Gateway's new rear-projection TV
10/30/2003 10:20 AMGateway is getting even deeper into the television business. They're
adding a 56-inch rear-projection widescreen TV to their line of LCD
and plasma displays that is about one-third the depth of a regular
rear-projection television. Read...
IBM boosts hiring projection
IBM boosts hiring projection
08/12/2004 01:23 PMThe computing giant bumps its already-hefty projection by 20 percent.
IDC boosts projection for PC shipments
IDC boosts projection for PC shipments
06/09/2004 05:18 PMVizio RP56 56-Inch Projection TV
Vizio RP56 56-Inch Projection TV
07/21/2004 11:21 AMReview: Vizio's new 56" rear-projection HDTV has a lot going
for it. But when the rubber meets the road is it ready to race--or
just spinning its wheels?
InFocus DepthQ: Cheap 3D Projection
InFocus DepthQ: Cheap 3D Projection
04/15/2005 09:59 AM
InFocus and Lightspeed Design Group are acnnouncing the
InFocus DepthQ, an affordable 3D DLP projector that looks to me like a
tweaked X2. It's not a solution for everyone—the 3D format are
limited to "VESA VGA, page flip, stereo 3D format," and it requires
the wearing of LCD shutter glasses—but it looks like many NVIDIA
cards will support it, as well as some games (I'm not sure how much of
the load is lifted by the video card driver and how much, if any, is
done by the game). Still, it's cheap, at around $3,500, and uses solid
Infocus technology. The only thing I can't determine is if it comes
with a pair of shutter glasses or not (it looks like it doesn't).
Product Page
[DepthQ]
Election Projection - 2004 Edition
Election Projection - 2004 Edition
01/23/2004 08:47 PM2004 Election Projections Based On Current Polling
Data
electionprojection.com/elections2004.html
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Consumers Want Rear-Projection TV's, and
Now
Consumers Want Rear-Projection TV's, and
Now
12/24/2003 12:38 AMNew York Times Dec 23 2003 11:52PM ET
New Computer-Aided Detection System
Detects Colon Polyps in Colons
Previously Obscured by Contrast-Enhanced
Fl
New Computer-Aided Detection System
Detects Colon Polyps in Colons
Previously Obscured by Contrast-Enhanced
Fl
01/05/2005 10:00 PMDoctors Guide Jan 6 2005 2:04AM GMT
Thomson's new ultrathin rear projection
HDTVs
Thomson's new ultrathin rear projection
HDTVs
01/07/2004 07:12 PMA pair of skinny new RCA Scenium rear-projection high-definition
televisions from Thomson that use DLP technology (rather than plasma
or LCD). The HDTVs should out...
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The US Census Bureau's Word Population
Projection
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04/08/2005 02:50 PMIrish Cinemas Switch to Digital
Projection (AP)
Irish Cinemas Switch to Digital
Projection (AP)
03/24/2005 04:26 PMAP - While digital projectors have been slow in making their entrance
into American movie theater, Ireland is forging ahead to become the
first country to convert all its movie theaters to digital projection.
Nippura's Curved Acrylic Projection
Screens
Nippura's Curved Acrylic Projection
Screens
05/07/2004 10:49 AMThe coolest thing about Nippura's 'Blue Ocean' rear projection screens
isn't their visual acuity--which is said to be fantastic, but I've not
seen it in person--but the fact that they've leveraged their extensive
acrylic forming expertise to make screens that are not only
frame-less, but can be molded into different...
Intel Delays Launch of Projection TV
Chip
Intel Delays Launch of Projection TV
Chip
08/17/2004 12:09 AMAP via ABCNEWS.com Aug 17 2004 3:39AM GMT
Clear Solar Panels Double As Projection
Screens
Clear Solar Panels Double As Projection
Screens
08/07/2004 08:53 PMCanon to Start Making Rear Projection
TVs in 2005
Canon to Start Making Rear Projection
TVs in 2005
01/04/2005 01:23 PMJapanese camera and office equipment maker Canon Inc. said on Tuesday
it would start producing rear projection televisions later this year,
aiming to secure a chunk of the rapidly growing market for big screen
TVs. Canon also said it plans to invest in a liquid crystal display
(LCD) panel joint venture by Hitachi Ltd., Toshiba Corp. and
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.
It added, however, that details of the planned investment, including
the size of the stake, have yet to be decided and it had no plan to
make LCD televisions. "We are aiming to offer rear projection TVs
on a commercial basis by the end of the year. Since they are to be
used at schools and other public facilities, we don't expect them to
sell as well as consumer goods," a Canon spokesman said. The rear
projection TVs would be the second flat-panel TVs for Canon, which
also plans to launch surface conduction electron emitter display (SED)
TVs this year.

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ReutersRead full story...Brazil Takes Lead in All-Digital Cinema
Projection
Brazil Takes Lead in All-Digital Cinema
Projection
02/17/2004 08:33 AMProjection Says Pro-West Reformer Wins
Serb Presidency
Projection Says Pro-West Reformer Wins
Serb Presidency
06/27/2004 04:18 PMReuters via Wired News Jun 27 2004 7:46PM GMT
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