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Bronze Member Username: XgrizzlyxPost Number: 57 Registered: Jul-04 | Any one have one, seen one, What you think! How the compare to the others dlp, lcd crt. This stuff is so frustrating lol |
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New member Username: VideobruceBuffalo , NY Post Number: 7 Registered: Nov-04 | Are you talking about the current JVC D-ILA sets or the Phillips LCoS? |
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New member Username: JlandryPost Number: 7 Registered: Jul-04 | I am interested in this topic also. What is the difference between the jvc and phillips, and slo the diffrence between those and the dlp's? |
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New member Username: VideobruceBuffalo , NY Post Number: 9 Registered: Nov-04 | Go here for more: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?s=54f790435e977af02d3d55489dd1b4 39&forumid=63 |
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Bronze Member Username: XgrizzlyxPost Number: 60 Registered: Jul-04 | the jvc is a lcos tv the Dila is just what the changed the name too. but ya..... |
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Bronze Member Username: XgrizzlyxPost Number: 61 Registered: Jul-04 | LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) has been one of the most eagerly-awaited big-screen TV display technologies. And one of the highest-performing LCoS designs is JVC's D-ILA (Direct-drive Image Light Amplifier). JVC has had more experience and success developing this advanced microdisplay design than anyone else. |
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Silver Member Username: Mr_lynchSeattle, WA Post Number: 258 Registered: Sep-04 | JVC uses a 3 ship system. Philips (who dropped LCoS) used a single chip and a color wheel. Just like DLP, you have problems with Rainbows. Sony has just released a 3 chip LCoS system too. |
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Bronze Member Username: XgrizzlyxPost Number: 68 Registered: Jul-04 | Philips still list there lcos 60 in on there web site still perhaps the just dropped the 55 |
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Silver Member Username: Mr_lynchSeattle, WA Post Number: 260 Registered: Sep-04 | They dropped all LCoS production. You can read about it here: http://www.twice.com/article/CA470481.html?display=breaking+news |
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Bronze Member Username: RlschneckPost Number: 58 Registered: Apr-04 | Has Sony released an LCoS model?? What is its model number? |
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Silver Member Username: Mr_lynchSeattle, WA Post Number: 286 Registered: Sep-04 | Model- KDS70XBR100 1080p, 70" SXRD (LCoS) display. Retail $10,000. |
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Anonymous | In recent months (after examing all types of hi def) I too looked into a JVC D-ILA Lcos at around 4000 for the 60 inch. The techology looked ok -but I honestly doubt it can match these new generation LCD front projectors - which fortunately some articles referenced on ecoustics last month tuned me into this Using a Panasonic PT-AE7000U LCD FRONT PROJECTOR (COST 2200) hooked into a Comcast provided Motorola high def video recorder DCT 6400 -with DVI to HDMI connections - I am getting extraordinary results - basically beyond theater quality- approaching IMAX level on some of the better quality signals - testing on an 80 inch diagonal - with no visible screen door effects from as close as 6 feet viewing distance I think for videophiles - these new generation projectors will put many of the debates to rest Screen cost will be less than 200 dollars for my new 92 inch on the way - and with table mounts -its pure do it yourself |
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Bronze Member Username: RlschneckPost Number: 61 Registered: Apr-04 | Thank you Mr. Lynch! That's a bit out of my price range, and a little too big to fit in my living room. Do you know if and when they plan to release more mainstream models using their SXRD technology? And are they expecting this technology to be their flagship HDTV? Also, do you know if Hitachi is pursuing an LCOS design? Thank you for your help! Ryan |