I have been traveling for most of the last 2 weeks with a number of business meetings. I thought I would get a quick blog out today ahead of Microvision’s …
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TI’s DLP® WVGA (848×480) and WXGA (1280×800) microdisplays use what are commonly known as “diamond” pixels. This article will explain what these pixels look like, their effect on image quality,…
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I got asked a series of questions by reader “me_wwwing” after the article Laser with LCOS is Focus Free — Yes Really! that I am answering in this post because I…
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Yes, when LCOS panels are used with lasers they can be “Focus Free.” I have found that even very technical people have a hard time believing this as it goes…
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I asked my old company Syndiant if I could take some high-resolution photos of their new SYL2271 720P LCOS panel and they agreed. Below are pictures I took with an…
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QP Optoelectronic’s Lightpad appears to me to be an interesting “transitional product” in the evolution the pico projector “use model”. In this post I am going to comment on what…
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As part of my marathon training, I ran 18 miles the Sunday before CES and it turned out to also be good practice for attending CES. I’d estimate I averaged…
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I don’t care how good you think your eyes are you can’t tell the resolution of display without a test pattern. On the show floor and in their demo rooms,…
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With CES just around the corner, I thought I would share my observations about viewing demos at CES (and elsewhere). While the vast majority of products demonstrated at CES are…
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Thanks to the readership of this blog, I now have my “press credentials” for CES. If there is something in the Pico Projector field in particular or displays in general…
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In my last post on Direct Green Lasers (DGL) I wrote about electrical power to lumens conversion. In this post, I am going to talk about the color range/space and…
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In my last blog I wrote about the power measurements on the ShowWX and a number of people asking “where did the all the ShowWX’s power go?” Microvision wants you…
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ShowWX consumed 5.6 Watts Microvision in their blog and their recent 8-K statement wrote “Lest you be led astray by false soothsayers.” I would agree not to be led…
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My, the power of the blogosphere! I just started this blog two weeks ago and Microvision has all the appearances of making a veiled response to my blog and having…
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