DJ Hero Review
It doesn't seem to matter how the diet is restricted - whether fats, proteins or carbohydr... Starve yourself and live longer
Casio extends its G-Shock line to digital cameras with the EX-G1 Casio EX-G1: the world's slimmest shock-resistant digital camera
Three blades of the cycloidal turbine visible at the far end of a water tunnel in which th... Using aerospace principles to ride a wave of limitless energy
The Snowtunnel - an indoor snowboarding experience. Snowboarding through the summertime: the Snowtunnel
Nissan's LandGlider Narrow track vehicles - the convergence of the car and the motorcycle
MORE TOP STORIES »

Epson

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Epson develops 0.52-inch high-def LCD Panel for Electronic Viewfinders

By Paul Ridden

15:40 November 18, 2009 PST

Epson has developed a 0.52 inch QHD color LCD panel for use in professional quality camcor...

Epson has developed a high definition color LCD panel for use in professional camcorder viewfinders that's only 0.52 inches diagonally, offers 1.56 megapixels resolution and uses a filter to prevent color breakup that often occurs when recording fast-moving objects or panning. Read More

ELECTRONICS

Epson’s new ultra-HD 2160p resolution LCD projector panel

By Darren Quick

20:31 November 11, 2009 PST

Epson's new HTPS TFT LCD panel is the world's first panel that supports resolutions up to ...

If you think that full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution TV or projector is looking a little too low-res for your liking, then Epson has developed a new LCD projector panel that should satisfy your desire for higher detail. The company's new high-temperature polysilicon (HTPS) TFT LCD panel for its 3LCD projectors is the world’s first 4K-compatible panel supporting resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 pixels. Read More

ELECTRONICS

Seiko Epson takes a big leap in OLED screen technology

By Mick Webb

02:32 May 28, 2009 PDT

Seiko Epson unveils its ink-jet technology suited to large-screen OLED televisions

Could the end be nigh for plasma and LCD screens? Seiko Epson has recently announced a further development in ink-jet technology, which does away with some of the problems still dogging the much-vaunted organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display technology. In particular, Seiko Epson has signaled it is moving toward a 37-inch HD OLED screen by creating a uniform deposit of organic material while removing the uneven layering of the ink-jet method. Read More

 
Editors Choice
Recent Comments