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Nach meiner Analyse wird sich hier schon sehr bald was tun.
2013 International CES, January 8 - 11
2013 International CES, January 8 - 11
Aha, und was ist so dran an Deiner Analyse ?
Pixelworks dürfte der Marktführer sein, im noch sehr übersichtlichen 4k Ultra HDTV Markt.
Mit der CES 2013 dürfte sich hier einiges ändern, ich erwarte nicht nur die Vorstellung von jeder Menge marktfähiger 4k Ultra HDTV Geräten aller etablierten Hersteller, ich gehe auch davon aus, dass ein nicht unbedeutender Computerhersteller aus Cupertino die Messe nutzen wird um seinen Markteintritt in genau diesen 4k UHDTV Markt anzukündigen.
Mit der CES 2013 dürfte sich hier einiges ändern, ich erwarte nicht nur die Vorstellung von jeder Menge marktfähiger 4k Ultra HDTV Geräten aller etablierten Hersteller, ich gehe auch davon aus, dass ein nicht unbedeutender Computerhersteller aus Cupertino die Messe nutzen wird um seinen Markteintritt in genau diesen 4k UHDTV Markt anzukündigen.
No doubt the exhibition “star” at this coming (2013) CES will be Ultra High Definition Television (Ultra HD) featuring at least four times the number of pixels per frame as conventional HDTV.
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The bottom line is: for most home TV viewing applications, Ultra HD is a significantly noticeable improvement over today’s HDTV.
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But there is one reason such an investment may be quite compelling – and that is “upconversion.” Upconversion (or up-scaling) technology has advanced significantly over the past few years, mainly being applied to 3D display systems processing lower resolution 3D images. Applying this “very smart” upconversion technology to convert HDTV images to Ultra-HD quality can result in spectacularly detailed images with little noticeable motion artifacts.
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Obviously, Ultra HD upconversion quality decreases with lower resolution input material but remains impressive. But not all upconverters are equal. Most contemporary upconverters look good with static images. The real test is how well detail is maintained in moving images without objectionable artifacts.
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http://www.hdtvmagazine.com/columns/2012/12/eds-view-ultra-h…
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The bottom line is: for most home TV viewing applications, Ultra HD is a significantly noticeable improvement over today’s HDTV.
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But there is one reason such an investment may be quite compelling – and that is “upconversion.” Upconversion (or up-scaling) technology has advanced significantly over the past few years, mainly being applied to 3D display systems processing lower resolution 3D images. Applying this “very smart” upconversion technology to convert HDTV images to Ultra-HD quality can result in spectacularly detailed images with little noticeable motion artifacts.
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Obviously, Ultra HD upconversion quality decreases with lower resolution input material but remains impressive. But not all upconverters are equal. Most contemporary upconverters look good with static images. The real test is how well detail is maintained in moving images without objectionable artifacts.
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http://www.hdtvmagazine.com/columns/2012/12/eds-view-ultra-h…
Korean TV Panel Makers Change Priorities as 4K UHDTVs Look More Promising.
Display Panel Makers See More Prospects for 4K Ultra High-Definition TVs
[12/19/2012 10:55 PM]
Korean TV panel makers are in the process of adjusting their priorities due to difficulties in commercializing AMOLED TV as well as the fact that the outlook for 4K UHD (ultra-high definition) TV is becoming more promising, according to an analyst from DisplaySearch market tracking firm. As a result of changes, in 2013 panel makers will mass produce 4K LCD panels for premium UHDTVs, whereas in 2014 they will start mass production of 4K AMOLED panels.
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After IFA 2012, Korean panel makers lost some confidence in AMOLED, and began to feel that they could not justify a further investment into capacity expansion for AMOLED. At the same time, the visual quality of 4K-class resolutions (3840*2160, 4096*2160, etc.) became clearer to consumers. For panel makers, 4K LCD TV seems to be easier to manufacture than 4K AMOLED TV, which is why in 2013 they will manufacture 4K panels using conventional LCD technology, whereas AMOLED 4K panels will be produced in mass quantities only in 2014.
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http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/monitors/display/20121219225526…
Display Panel Makers See More Prospects for 4K Ultra High-Definition TVs
[12/19/2012 10:55 PM]
Korean TV panel makers are in the process of adjusting their priorities due to difficulties in commercializing AMOLED TV as well as the fact that the outlook for 4K UHD (ultra-high definition) TV is becoming more promising, according to an analyst from DisplaySearch market tracking firm. As a result of changes, in 2013 panel makers will mass produce 4K LCD panels for premium UHDTVs, whereas in 2014 they will start mass production of 4K AMOLED panels.
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After IFA 2012, Korean panel makers lost some confidence in AMOLED, and began to feel that they could not justify a further investment into capacity expansion for AMOLED. At the same time, the visual quality of 4K-class resolutions (3840*2160, 4096*2160, etc.) became clearer to consumers. For panel makers, 4K LCD TV seems to be easier to manufacture than 4K AMOLED TV, which is why in 2013 they will manufacture 4K panels using conventional LCD technology, whereas AMOLED 4K panels will be produced in mass quantities only in 2014.
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http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/monitors/display/20121219225526…
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Westinghouse Digital Showcases 110 inch LED Ultra-High Definition Television at CES in Las Vegas
Full Line Of Next Generation UHDTV Displays Deliver True Digital Cinema In The Home
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The new Westinghouse lineup of UHDTV (also called 4k) displays feature the highest picture quality currently achievable in consumer-level video equipment at 3840 x 2160 pixels of resolution. This is double the resolution (both horizontally and vertically) of todays best 1080p HDTVs, or 4 times the number of pixels. In addition to conventionally sized 50-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch models with native 120 Hz refresh rates, the lineup will be spearheaded by an enormous 110-inch display that will literally put a theatrical experience into the home.
The new Westinghouse Digital UHDTVs will be available in the 50, 55 and 65-inch screen sizes in Q1 of 2013. The 110-inch model will be available as a custom order in Q1 of 2013.
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http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/27/westinghouse-4k-tvs-at-ce…
Full Line Of Next Generation UHDTV Displays Deliver True Digital Cinema In The Home
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The new Westinghouse lineup of UHDTV (also called 4k) displays feature the highest picture quality currently achievable in consumer-level video equipment at 3840 x 2160 pixels of resolution. This is double the resolution (both horizontally and vertically) of todays best 1080p HDTVs, or 4 times the number of pixels. In addition to conventionally sized 50-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch models with native 120 Hz refresh rates, the lineup will be spearheaded by an enormous 110-inch display that will literally put a theatrical experience into the home.
The new Westinghouse Digital UHDTVs will be available in the 50, 55 and 65-inch screen sizes in Q1 of 2013. The 110-inch model will be available as a custom order in Q1 of 2013.
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http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/27/westinghouse-4k-tvs-at-ce…
Ultra HD 4K at CES 2013 & Beyond: CE Pro Podcast
In this episode of the CE Pro Podcast, leading retailer Bjorn Dybdahl, CEA 4K Working Group chair Gary Yacoubian and other experts chime in on Ultra HD 4K televisions at CES and in the future.
By CE Pro Editors, January 03, 2013
Ultra HD, otherwise known as 4K, lately has been dominating the minds of videophiles. And CES 2013 will surly feature many new Ultra HDTVs and possibly some content distribution solutions (my hands are trembling from excitement).
To get a handle on where Ultra HD is now and where it’s going, we teamed with Tim Albright of AV Nation for a casual conversation about 4K and beyond.
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PLAY THE PODCAST BELOW
http://www.cepro.com/article/ultra_hd_4k_at_ces_2013_beyond_…
In this episode of the CE Pro Podcast, leading retailer Bjorn Dybdahl, CEA 4K Working Group chair Gary Yacoubian and other experts chime in on Ultra HD 4K televisions at CES and in the future.
By CE Pro Editors, January 03, 2013
Ultra HD, otherwise known as 4K, lately has been dominating the minds of videophiles. And CES 2013 will surly feature many new Ultra HDTVs and possibly some content distribution solutions (my hands are trembling from excitement).
To get a handle on where Ultra HD is now and where it’s going, we teamed with Tim Albright of AV Nation for a casual conversation about 4K and beyond.
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PLAY THE PODCAST BELOW
http://www.cepro.com/article/ultra_hd_4k_at_ces_2013_beyond_…
Pixelworks’ Video Display Processors Debut At CES In Ultra High Definition TVs
Press Release: Pixelworks, Inc. – Mon, Jan 7, 2013 8:30 AM EST
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Pixelworks, Inc. (PXLW), a pioneer in innovative video and display processing technology, today announced that its latest MotionEngine™ video display processors will be debuted in 4Kx2K Ultra High Definition models from multiple Tier-one manufacturers at the Consumer Electronics Show in January.
These new flat panel televisions establish the new standard for immersive viewing, delivering truly remarkable picture quality with 8 million pixels per frame – four times the resolution (3840 x 2160) of existing full HD TVs. Pixelworks’ latest video display processors are the ideal engine to drive higher resolution screens due to its fine pixel pitch, which creates a completely new level of realism and fidelity. In addition, these screens provide the best 3D viewing experience available with new features that allow the viewer to customize viewing distance for the optimum 3D effect. Several of the largest, highest resolution Ultra High Definition TVs making their global debut at CES will incorporate Pixelworks’ latest technology.
“Pixelworks is very pleased to be working with these leading Tier-one TV manufacturers and have our technology chosen to power the latest, state-of-the art Ultra High Definition TVs,” said Graham Loveridge, Sr. Vice President of Marketing at Pixelworks. “Ultra HD TVs mark a new era in home entertainment and represent a substantial market opportunity for Pixelworks. The need for video display processing is growing exponentially as resolution continues to increase. Today, our video display processors deliver the highest picture quality in the industry, and we look forward to expanding our technology leadership in this market as well as others as high quality resolution becomes a key feature of all displays.”
For additional information, including product demos of Pixelworks’ newest video display processors, please contact your local Pixelworks office (http://www.pixelworks.com/locations.php) to obtain an invitation to the Pixelworks suite at CES.
Press Release: Pixelworks, Inc. – Mon, Jan 7, 2013 8:30 AM EST
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Pixelworks, Inc. (PXLW), a pioneer in innovative video and display processing technology, today announced that its latest MotionEngine™ video display processors will be debuted in 4Kx2K Ultra High Definition models from multiple Tier-one manufacturers at the Consumer Electronics Show in January.
These new flat panel televisions establish the new standard for immersive viewing, delivering truly remarkable picture quality with 8 million pixels per frame – four times the resolution (3840 x 2160) of existing full HD TVs. Pixelworks’ latest video display processors are the ideal engine to drive higher resolution screens due to its fine pixel pitch, which creates a completely new level of realism and fidelity. In addition, these screens provide the best 3D viewing experience available with new features that allow the viewer to customize viewing distance for the optimum 3D effect. Several of the largest, highest resolution Ultra High Definition TVs making their global debut at CES will incorporate Pixelworks’ latest technology.
“Pixelworks is very pleased to be working with these leading Tier-one TV manufacturers and have our technology chosen to power the latest, state-of-the art Ultra High Definition TVs,” said Graham Loveridge, Sr. Vice President of Marketing at Pixelworks. “Ultra HD TVs mark a new era in home entertainment and represent a substantial market opportunity for Pixelworks. The need for video display processing is growing exponentially as resolution continues to increase. Today, our video display processors deliver the highest picture quality in the industry, and we look forward to expanding our technology leadership in this market as well as others as high quality resolution becomes a key feature of all displays.”
For additional information, including product demos of Pixelworks’ newest video display processors, please contact your local Pixelworks office (http://www.pixelworks.com/locations.php) to obtain an invitation to the Pixelworks suite at CES.
Ich lehne mich mal weeeeit aus dem Fenster und sag, heute Abend setzt Apple kurzfristig einen Pressetermin an, karrt alle CES Journalisten mit Bussen zu einer Location in Vegas und stellt ein Apfel TV Gerät vor.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.004.974 von outsmart am 10.01.13 13:59:29
Naja, das war nix, nächste Möglichkeit, Apple Presseevent am Ende des Monats, mögliche Einladungen könnten am Montag rausgehen.
Naja, das war nix, nächste Möglichkeit, Apple Presseevent am Ende des Monats, mögliche Einladungen könnten am Montag rausgehen.
CES 2013: Ultra HD, Coming to a TV Near You?
...based on all the sets I saw at CES 2013 last week, it sure looks as though "Ultra High Definition" is on its way toward becoming a mainstream technology.
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But what stood out the most to me was how many 4K TVs there were at the show. It wasn't just the usual suspects; Hisense and TCL, Chinese companies that most Americans haven't even heard of but which are big Asian TV makers, also had impressive UHD displays, as did Haier, Vizio, and Westinghouse.
I think I saw at least 20 different vendors on the show floor, and guess what?—they all looked wonderful.
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Westinghouse certainly gets credit for being the most aggressive on price. It plans to have a 50-inch 4K set at $2,500 and a 65-inch set for $4,000, all by the end of the first quarter.
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http://forwardthinking.pcmag.com/none/307046-ces-2013-ultra-…
...based on all the sets I saw at CES 2013 last week, it sure looks as though "Ultra High Definition" is on its way toward becoming a mainstream technology.
...
But what stood out the most to me was how many 4K TVs there were at the show. It wasn't just the usual suspects; Hisense and TCL, Chinese companies that most Americans haven't even heard of but which are big Asian TV makers, also had impressive UHD displays, as did Haier, Vizio, and Westinghouse.
I think I saw at least 20 different vendors on the show floor, and guess what?—they all looked wonderful.
...
Westinghouse certainly gets credit for being the most aggressive on price. It plans to have a 50-inch 4K set at $2,500 and a 65-inch set for $4,000, all by the end of the first quarter.
...
http://forwardthinking.pcmag.com/none/307046-ces-2013-ultra-…
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