Crave, a blog from C-Net Asia, provides a quick review of the Denon POA-A1HD, a $20,000 A/V pre-amplifier and power-amplifier duo that features HQV Realta video processing.
Silicon Optix announced that its High-Definition versions of its popular HQV Benchmark Disc have been honored with three awards — Products of the Year from Electronic House Magazine, EXCITE! from Custom Retailer Magazine and Editor’s Pick from Wired Magazine.
Silicon Optix, the leader in advanced video processors, announced that the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS) has awarded a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development.
Much of Toshiba's success can be attributed to smart design decisions, among them use of a Silicon Optix Reon-VX video scaling/processing chip, a new spin-off of SO's professional-grade Realta HQV processor.
The Yamaha DPX-1300 incorporates the highly anticipated Silicon Optix Realta HQV video processor. The DPX-1300 tops the list of 720p projectors that I have evaluated.
“When we evaluated the video processing solutions out there, only HQV powered by Teranex processing delivered the visual quality demanded by our cinema grade projector,” said Atsushi Kuroda, Engineering Senior Manager, Systems Division of NEC Viewtechnology.
Syntax Groups Corporation, one of the fastest growing suppliers of LCD TVs in North America*, and Silicon Optix today announced a partnership to develop a new premium-level family of Olevia LCD HDTVs with HQV powered by Teranex processing.
“We chose the Realta HQV device because it was clear to us that the maturing and demanding home theater marketplace was looking for better video performance, especially as screen sizes increase and so many styles of video, both standard definition and high definition, are becoming available to the consumer,” said Bart Greenberg, Yamaha Electronic Corporation National Sales Manager. “And it was also clear to us that Silicon Optix/Teranex had the video processing expertise to meet this growing demand.”
Digital Projection International has partnered with Silicon Optix to release an external video switcher/image processor for use with all of Digital Projection’s current and previously released precision displays. Digital Projection’s VIP 1000 features the Silicon Optix Realta HQVTM trillion-operations-per-second image processor allowing user-selectable adjustments to improve the quality of any video source.
Lumagen Inc. is developing a new video processor box that incorporates the advanced Realta HQV™ video processing engine. The new Lumagen RadianceXD is slated for release in the second quarter of 2006. It will be the perfect companion for any home theater owner who wants to take advantage of the award-winning HQV powered by Teranex processing. Realta HQV adds to Lumagen’s own processing and calibration technology to help provide the ultimate home theatre experience
“We selected the Realta HQV for the Vantage-HD because it delivers spectacular image quality. Not only does it convert NTSC or PAL standard definition (SD) material to superb high definition (HD) images, but it is the only processor to correctly process HD video for maximum image quality,“ said Tim Brooksbank, CEO of Calibre.
3M™ Selects The Realta HQV Video Processing Engine For Its Next Digital WallDisplay
“We selected the Realta HQV video engine because it has industry leading video processing and helps us provide our customers the quality they need in the business market today," said Diego G. Romeu, Digital Business Manager from 3M.
NEC selects the Realta HQV™ video processor to bring quality video to plasmas and projectors
NEC Solutions America, Inc. has partnered with Silicon Optix to bring award-winning HQV™ processing powered by Teranex to NEC plasmas and projectors. The new NEC TheaterSync™ external video processing unit will seamlessly connect to its displays for outstanding video performance.
