The consortium is in somewhere else but the real deal is here in California as always....no worries red will do...Aye Captain
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09-07-2011, 09:11 PM
The consortium is in somewhere else but the real deal is here in California as always....no worries red will do...Aye Captain
09-08-2011, 09:42 AM
Jim, is this related to a soon to be released Apple glassless projector working through a special screen, or the Kodak projector. It is amazing, but I ran into a salesman that reckons this is what he was following. Hats off to Apple if this is what they have figured out, it is an idea I was keeping, but was pursuing a different avenue. Laser or cheap, or nothing (presumably sorry Sony) I don't want to have to upgrade for the life of the projector, a Laser projector with autostereoscoptic screen can deliver high enough quality not to need to upgrade. I have looked into designing this, if you want to see if it canbe made different, I would love to have a look over your released design. This whole thing of lag in tracking is overcomable, it is a matter of convient computer power to parrallel track at high frame rates. Feeding it all through a PC might be a chore (Macs included).
09-08-2011, 05:46 PM
Sony just announced today the release of a consumer home theater 4k projector. the spec only says 2000 lumin though. Let's hope Red will kill this at a price point under $40,000.00.
09-08-2011, 07:22 PM
Its actually going to be available in Jan 2012 for $ 25000,- USDOriginally Posted by sean daniels
I love the effect RED is having on SONY... Now their latest online ads say "4K is just the beginning" - about a time they finally got it...
09-10-2011, 01:28 AM
It should have been out by now for a lot less.
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