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by Published on 03-08-2013 02:40 PM Number of Views: 209
Originally published on Andrew-Robinson-Online.com
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Daily Variety (among others) is reporting that five of the major studios and three of the largest exhibitors have reached an agreement to deliver movies and alternative content via satellite -albeit at the theatrical level. The Digital Cinema Distribution Coalition (DCDC), comprised of Lionsgate, Disney, Paramount, Warner Brothers and Universal along with Regal, AMC and Cinemark, have been working together on a platform that would eliminate the need for physical copies of digital cinema content at the theatrical level by “broadcasting” said content via satellite. It is being reported that Sony and Fox are currently in talks to join the DCDC as well. This would mark the first time in over five years that all the major studios and exhibitors have worked together to bring about sweeping change to the theatrical eco system since agreeing to the digital change over (the DCIP) in 2007. Supposedly the platform is mere months from being fully operational and is being supported by Deluxe/EchoStar LLC, with an official rollout occurring by the end of 2013. ...by Published on 03-01-2013 01:03 PM Number of Views: 213
In this episode I go over some of the basics associated with subwoofers including; types, placement and setup. Also included are a few tips ...by Published on 02-14-2013 08:34 AM Number of Views: 263
100 pre-orders? I guess you have to start somewhere:
" One of the more interesting sets arriving is LG's 55-inch OLED HDTV, the first of its kind at this large size. Shipments are starting Monday for the 11 million won ($10k~) television, and according to a press release, LG has notched about 100 pre-orders so far in its home country. ...by Published on 01-30-2013 01:00 PM Number of Views: 168
"The deep-pocketed Korean company has used a combination of engineering prowess, manufacturing heft and marketing savvy to create smartphones that can rival ...by Published on 01-28-2013 01:44 PM Number of Views: 157
"While NHK's Super Hi-Vision 8K TV is still some distance away from becoming an everyday presence in our living rooms, we may get the ...by Published on 01-24-2013 03:15 PM Number of Views: 233
"This isn't the end of earnings season, but this is the final member of the unholy trinity. Microsoft is reporting that during the second quarter of its 2013 financial year it set a revenue record by raking in $21.5 billion. Of that $6.38 billion was pure profit, lining shareholder's pockets to the tune of $0.76 per share. While EPS was down year-over-year, net income was up dramatically from $5.87 billion a year ago and $5.31 billion last quarter." ...by Published on 01-24-2013 11:48 AM Number of Views: 761
Project Jupiter in my opinion is :
1. The 2014 generation of Panasonic Plasma display that is build from the ground up.
a) It will include television that have all the phosphors colors reworked - this allows for the widest color gamut possible.
b) Deeper black levels then ever - great contrast, brightness, gamma etc.
c) Very sharp still and motion images.
d) Very clean image - no noise or other artifacts.
e) Very energy efficient compared to older generations. (2012-2013 generation included)
f) At least OLED image quality.
g) Very thin compared to older generations. (2012-2013 generation included)
h) No image Burn-In or Image Retention.
2. It also means we will see the first quality desktop plasma computer monitors in sizes from 24" to over 30".
3. Very efficient plasma displays can now be used for tablets and laptops. (Panasonic to rely on tablet screens to return to profit)
Discuss. Have fun. ...by Published on 01-24-2013 10:54 AM Number of Views: 215
"...with $1.16 billion in Q4 revenue, $5.42 billion in 2012"
"We can't say AMD's declining momentum was unexpected, but these results don't necessarily have us excited about the future, nonetheless. For Q4, the company posted revenue of $1.16 billion, which is a 32-percent drop from the same period in 2011, netting a loss of 63 cents per share."
Further info at Engadget
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Pretty scary stuff. Intel made an 11 billion dollar profit, while AMD had a 1 billion dollar loss. The only hope AMD has, I think, is the console market (their deals with Microsoft and Sony). Hopefully once revenue comes in from that, they'll start to see some light at the end of the tunnel. ...by Published on 01-23-2013 03:41 PM Number of Views: 182
"In 2012 Netflix expanded streaming to a few new countries and attempted to undo the damage incurred by its failed Qwikster spinoff in 2011, and ...by Published on 01-21-2013 03:22 PM Number of Views: 171
It was time to re-haul the site. The old one had way to many issues in order for us to move forward, a change was needed! I know most don't like changes. The color of the site takes times to get use to, but after awhile, I think everyone will like it. And our goal in the future is to allow members to change the look and feel of the site to what they like. There is still some kinks to workout, so bare with us for a little bit! ...
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