Our past HDTV image viewing technologies were CRT(Cathode Ray Tube) , then came LCD's(Liquid crystal displays) , then came the turn of PLASMA's and then the beautiful techonolgy being implemented was of DLP which stands for Digital Light Processing and within a very short notice came the newest technology----->>> LCoS which stands for Liquid Crystal On Silicon ..
Liquid Crystal on Silicon, LCoS, is a new display technology that is now making its grand entrance into the HDTV marketplace...Of course, LCoS isn’t really brand new because it’s been under development for more than a decade, and JVC has actually been shipping high-end professional front projectors with this technology since 1998...It’s also been a very difficult technology to perfect and quite a few companies have either given up or gone bankrupt trying.
LCoS provides the highest resolutions, the highest non-CRT Contrast Ratios, and the most artifact-free images of any display technology. For people who are sensitive to flicker and eye-fatigue, LCoS operates at the highest refresh rates (120 Hz) for the smoothest most flicker-free images..
Want to know about the brand names !!!!!!!!!!
Thomson produced the first commercial LCoS HDTV in 2001, followed by Toshiba and then Philips, but all of them had dropped out by October 2004. Intel shook the industry in January 2004 by announcing that it would begin manufacturing LCoS panels but then abandoned the project in October 2004 before anything was shipped.
The second generation of LCoS began with JVC followed by Sony and then Brillian...
Wanna c the comparison between all the 5 technologies ..
http://www.displaymate.com/ShootOut_Comparison.htm
sources :: http://www.displaymate.com/
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