New JVC Display Technology Delivers 10,000:1 Native Contast Ratio
JVC today announced new display technology that delivers a native contrast ratio of 10,000:1 and will be featured in new full HD home cinema front...
JVC Promises Impressive Surround Sound With a Single Speaker Enclosure
JVC developed the "Near Speaker Surround" technology, which promises personal Surround sound without spreading loud noise, via a single speaker enclosure listening System. The new...
Samsung Introduces High Performance SoC for Hybrid Drive
Samsung Electronics announced that it has developed a new system-on-chip (SoC) solution for its hybrid drive. Samsung introduced this new SoC solution at its sixth...
Blackmagic Design Announces HD HDMI Editing Card
Blackmagic Design announced an ultra low cost HDMI capture playback card priced $249 For the first time, low cost consumer cameras with HDMI video connections...
DTS-HD Master Audio Showcased at IFA 2006
DTS showcased its DTS-HD Master Audio in 5.1- and 7.1-channel surround audio with 1080p HD video, at IFA 2006 in Berlin DTS demonstrated the full...
Samsung Introduces Two High Performance Monitors
New 17-inch SyncMaster 731BF and 19-inch SyncMaster 931BF LCD monitors feature 2000:1 contrast ratio and 2ms (GTG) response time Both monitors feature 1280x1024 resolution, 300...
BenQ Introduces New Large LCD TV, VA series ? VA421
BenQ today announces the new addition of a 42-inch LCD display to its LCD TV VA series. Featuring WXGA 1366 x 768 high resolution, the...
Sony Aims New HDV 1080i High-def Camcorder
Sony is expanding its high-definition camcorder line with the introduction of the HDR-FX7 1080i HDV camcorder, a model with three-chip ClearVID CMOS Sensor technology to...
Samsung Commercializes 7-inch WVGA LCDs with Single-Chip Driver
Samsung begins producing seven-inch LCDs in September, in an effort to take the lead in the WVGA display market for mobile devices. The seven-inch LCD...
ATEME to Demonstrate MPEG-4 AVC HD Real Time Encoder at IBC 2006
The demonstration will show 1080i video sequences encoded at bitrates ranging from 12 Mbps down to 4 Mbps! In May 2006, ATEME already demonstrated live...
