TI Touts DLP Cinema Success
Texas Instruments announced that more than 50,000 movie theatre screens across the globe feature projectors that employ DLP Cinema technology.
Texas Instruments announced that more than 50,000 movie theatre screens across the globe feature projectors that employ DLP Cinema technology.
Texas Instruments announced that that its DLP OEM licensees, Barco, Christie, and NEC, installed more digital cinema projectors in every region of the world in the last 12 months than in the last 12 years.
Texas Instruments announced that it has started shipping DLP Cinema Enhanced 4K chips to its licensees, Barco, Christie Digital and NEC. According to the statement, projectors with the DLP Cinema 4K chip are expected to be installed in Q1 2011 and several industry demos are anticipated between now and then by DLP Cinema licensees.
CyberLink Corp. announced that its 3D software player, PowerDVD 3D, is included with NEC’s 3D All-in-One Desktop PC in Japan.
NEC Corporation announced the development of a video content identification technology that detects illegal copies of video content uploaded to the Internet in a matter of seconds. According to the statement, this technology generates a fingerprint (video signature) to identify video content then compares video signatures to the signatures of original content in order to …
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NEC and TEAC have fused Phase-Change Dual (PD) and CD-Recordable into a single hybrid device called Multi CD-R or CD-R Plus. A veritable Swiss Army Knife of optical storage, this new drive can read and rewrite PD media, read CD-ROMs at 20X CAV, and record CDs at double speed.
NEC announced its new Multi CD-R drive, which reads CD-ROMs, writes CD-Rs and rewrites Phase-Change Dual (PD) media.