Archive for November 18th, 2009
Sony Bravia Coming Back In 2010

Upcoming US Bravia lineup possibly slated for the Consumer Electronics Show in early January 2010 held in Las Vegas. These include four LED-lit series and an OLED equivalent as listed below:
# KDL-X500 midrange LED-edgelit LCD
# KDL-X650 high-end LED-edgelit LCD
# KDL-XBR11 high-end LED W-backlit LCD
# KDL-XBR12 high-end Advanced LED RGB-backlit LCD
# KDL-ZX series OLED
According to the leaked information, the 240Hz XBR10-series panels have been upgraded with a new Bravia Engine 3 Pro processor, Emolab’s Edge Motion speakers, Sharp’s recently developed UV2A LCD technology and mysterious W-LED (read: Could be just white LEDs) backlighting. There’s also the long-belated Bravia Z4500 successor under the XBR12 range, which offers RGB LED backlight for enhanced color reproduction, as well as the KDL-ZX-series which will replace the dated XEL-1 OLED TV.
Epson’s New 4K Resolution with 3LCD Technology
Posted by admin in HD, computers, mother boards on November 18, 2009

Epson has just announced the world’s first high-temperature polysilicon TFT LCD panel for 3LCD projectors which boasts 4,096 x 2,160 (4K) pixels. Newly developed in response to future market demands, the 4K panel offers approximately four times better resolution than a full-HD equivalent, while featuring Epson’s proprietary C2 Fine technology to deliver smoother picture quality and enhanced contrast performance. A prototype projector based on this solution will be showcased at the International Broadcast Equipment Exhibition taking place at Chiba, Japan, from November 18 to 20.
This new product will compete head on with other 4K offerings. These include Sony’s SXRD-based CineAlta range and the upcoming Texas Instruments’ DLP alternatives designed for the digital cinema industry. We’re expecting more commercially-oriented applications for these ultra-high resolution projection systems initially, though it’s just a matter of time before they trickle down to the consumer space. Till then, full-HD will still be the predominant format for the home theater beamers.
Latest Lowepro UnBags

The new bags all share Lowepro’s All-Weather construction, with built-in rain covers for when conditions change. Some bags have removable laptop sleeves; one even has a flip-up sunshade. From smaller, stealthier bags, to holster-style cases and full-size backpacks, there is something to meet the wide array of needs of professionals and photo enthusiasts. The Pro Trekker 300 AW, 400 AW, and 650 AW are professional-grade backpacks designed to carry large amounts of gear. The model number refers to the largest focal-length lens that can be on the camera when it is inserted in the bag. The bags have removable waist belts that can be used as work belts, and they have hydration-ready side pockets with seam-sealed pouches
