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Submitted by Theditor on October 25, 2006 - 10:39am.
John, what you are saying is that LCoS( SXRD included ) is better than LCD. I am not against that. But it is an LCD technology with cine4home analysis being true. LCoS brings all the disadvantages of the original LCD technology to a minimum with eliminating some of them such as contrast ratio. I ll have a comparison sometimes soon.
In regards to DLP vs LCoS or the other way around - that by itself is a flame. There is no definite answer and people just prefer one to another. I am in DLP camp for now. That might change with Sony introducing more "gems".
"Maybe you also think plasma and CRT tv's are the same because they both use phosphor and electrons."
No - I do not. That would be arrogant :).
Mike
John, what you are saying is that LCoS( SXRD included ) is better than LCD. I am not against that. But it is an LCD technology with cine4home analysis being true. LCoS brings all the disadvantages of the original LCD technology to a minimum with eliminating some of them such as contrast ratio. I ll have a comparison sometimes soon.
In regards to DLP vs LCoS or the other way around - that by itself is a flame. There is no definite answer and people just prefer one to another. I am in DLP camp for now. That might change with Sony introducing more "gems".
"Maybe you also think plasma and CRT tv's are the same because they both use phosphor and electrons."
No - I do not. That would be arrogant :).
Mike