Intel To Produce Cheap LCoS Chips
SeattleGameboy writes "NY Times has an article about Intel's plan to produce low-cost liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS) chips. This could result in high-resolution 7"-thick rear-projection TV costing around $1000 by next Christmas (not to mention cheap projectors). I guess I can put off buying a new TV for another year ..."
I guess I can put off buying a new TV for another year ...
Yeah, that's what I said when I read that HDTV was "right around the corner." In _Commodore Magazine_. In 1988.
Long fucking corner, that's for sure.
--saint
Are we going to have to upgrade our TVs as often as we upgrade computers?
Can we please, please, PLEASE stop mentioning Moore's Law in every single freaking article about Intel?
What are they going to do: make televisions cost half as much and go twice as fast after 18 months?
If I stand in front of it and say "Engage" will the whole house move?
AMD has announced it will be producing even lower cost chips that while rated for lower resolution, achieve higher resolution, but only when used with much larger cooling solutions.
The Intel Corporation is planning to do to digital television what it has already done to computing
;-)
Get 3.999998456 digital television sets for the price of 2.00000000 + 2.000000000?
Moore's Second Law: The number of mentions of Moore's first law on slashdot will double every 18 months.
"He who laughs last, didn't get the joke."-Cap
Now, can someone please make a television that shows something worth watching?
It's good to use your head, but not as a battering ram.