Tag archive: digital video signals

Summer is here, and you know what that means. Sand, sun, fun… Not to mention a guaranteed three-month drought when it comes to top-quality videogames.   The problem in a nutshell: Everyyear about this same time, average yokels like you and I power down the PlayStation, round up the family, pile into the Range Rover (OK, Hyundai) and head for greener pastures. Similarly, sales of interactive entertainment software taper off during June,… Read More

You’ve seen the television commercials urging relief from cable price hikes. A red line on a black bar graph—labeled food, electric water, gas, cable bills—inches steadilyupward as viewers are exhorted to lobby their congresspeople for lower cable rates. Who is behind the campaign that includes these TV4US ads and wewantchoice.com?   Probably not the cable industry.   The prime mover is none other than AT&T, one… Read More

DWIN Electronics, Inc. will demonstrate its new plasma display systems at CEDIA 2004, SR-4. The new displays, Plasmaimage HD Series, offer exceptional color reproduction, lifelike motion-picture performance and a unique, two-component design that seamlessly integrates all video sources for sensible control of digital home theater. DWIN will offer two plasmas with a native resolution of 1365 x 768 pixels (HD-150, 50-inch diagonal screen size… Read More

“This product opens the door to a new and exciting product category for Epson and represents a great value for the home theater market,” said Jodi Maugham, product manager, Epson. “The seemingly endless growth of widescreen video content from DVDs and a steadily growing wave of HDTV broadcasting is dramatically increasing consumers' demand for entry-level 16:9 display devices — and especially for products that… Read More