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Marantz
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The Marantz BD8002 sets new standards as the source component in today’s most advanced home entertainment systems. It plays DVDs, DVD-Rs, DVD-RWs, CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, MP3 and WMA encoded files as well as today’s Blu-ray high definition video discs. And a front-panel SD card reader eases the task of displaying your personal photographs on a large-screen display.
On the video side, a Silicon Optix Realta HQV video processor provides outstanding scaling to 1080p for exceptional big-screen detail from conventional DVDs. This processor provides 24 frame-per-second (fps) output for the finest movie reproduction you’re likely to see anywhere.
BD8002 Blu-ray Player
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NEC
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NEC has selected HQV to power their latest entry in the VT Series. The new VT800 is a digital network-ready projector ideal for education and corporate settings.
HQV processing enables such unique features as Advanced Accublend, which delivers detailed images when using non-native resolution sources and 3D Reform automatic keystone correction. This ensures that no matter what angle the projector is set up in relation to the screen, vertical distortions are instantly corrected.
Digital Network-ready Projector
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Toshiba
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Toshiba's RD-X7 utilizes HQV video processing to provide stunning video upconversion as well as detail enhancement and noise reduction.
The RD-X7 comes equipped with a ground/digital tuners for recording of TV broadcasts, offers a 1 TB hard disk storage capacity, while it can also record content on DVD-R/RW/RAM and DVD-R DL media.
The device is also capable of burning high-definition broadcasted video in DVD media. This means that two hours of MPEG4 AVC/H.264 video (4Mbps) will be recorded on a DVD disc.
The RD-X7 is scheduled for release in Japan during June 2008.
High-definition DVD recorder
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NuVision
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NuVision has partnered with Silicon Optix to develop unique video processing algorithms that would fully utilize the capabilities of the NuVision DCS Deep Black LCD panel.
The Lucidium 65HDN is easy to operate, yet it also features a range of professional settings that allow you to optimize the display for every input. With a 65" screen and HQV Realta processing, the NuVision 65HDN would be an excellent choice for the center of your entertainment setup.
65-inch Lucidium Deep Black 1080P LCD HDTV
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Vizio
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Vizio's upcoming premium line of plasma HDTVs will feature HQV video processing.
Due to greater light output, these 1080P Plasma HDTVs, boast a high contrast ratio of 30,000:1. It also takes deep color avail through the HDMI 1.3 connection (4 HDMI inputs) and processes it at 10 bits.
The 50- and 60-inch models will be available in June 2008, with an estimated MSRP of $1699 and $2899, respectively.
VP605F 60-inch and VP505F 50-inch 1080p Plasma TVs
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Samsung
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With HQV video processing and Full HD+1080p, viewing movies truly becomes an emotional experience with this powerful Blu-Ray/HD DVD player.
The BD-UP5000 offers Blu-ray Disc playback at an amazing 1080p resolution, superb HD-DVD playback, full interactivity from HD DVD and Blu-ray formats.
BD-UP5000 Duo-HD Player
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ViewSonic
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The Viewsonic Precision Pro8100 Home Theater projector features state-of-the-art engineering to provide optimal video clarity. With full 1080p HD resolution using a C2Fine liquid crystal panel and a Silicon Optix Reon-VX high-performance video processor with HQV, the Pro8100 is perfect for HD movies, videos and TV.
ViewSonic's Precision Color System technology provides sophisticated color tuning, including 33 levels of gamma correction, 3D color management and auto contrast.
Precision Pro8100 home theater projector
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Gateway
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The new Gateway XHD3000 30-inch Extreme HD Display delivers advanced display technology for those who want a truly remarkable, cinema-quality experience. It features state-of-the-art technology that makes it uniquely suited for both entertainment and computing needs.
With a stunning ultra-high-resolution 1600p wide screen image, this Quad-HD display is capable of over four times the resolution of standard 720P high-definition. The integrated Silicon Optix Realta® HQV® video processor takes video to an entirely new level of detail and clarity. The display also provides world-class convenience and usability as it can be easily connected to virtually any video device via its range of inputs including HDMI, dual-link and single-link DVI-D, VGA, component, s-video and composite interfaces, with 1600p upsampling of all video sources.
XHD3000 30-inch widescreen 1600p LCD HDTV
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Denon
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Denon recently announced the release of its all new DVD-3800BD and DVD-2500BT Blu-Ray Players.
The DVD-3800BD supports 1080p, 12-bit DAC at 297MHz, the exciting acronyms of D.D.S.C-HD (or Dynamic Discrete Surround Circuit-HD), and D.P.I.C. (Denon Pixel Image Correction), plus HDMI, RCA / BNC, and RS-232C connectivity.
The DVD-2500BT is a slightly lower model that cuts a few of the capital-letter features belonging to the DVD-3800BD.
DVD-3800BD and DVD-2500BT, Blu-ray players
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Syntax-Brillian
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Syntax-Brillian has introduced a new 65" 1080p Olevia LCD. The 65-inch 265TFHD features the Silicon Optix Realta HQV video processor.
Additional features include: a black aluminum bezel, built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner with Clear QAM support, USB port for firmware upgrades and a decent assortment of ports including two HDMI / component / S-Video / composite jacks and a single VGA input.
Electronic House has also awarded the Olevia 265TFHD with one of its "2007 Products of the Year".
265TFHD, 65-inch 1080p LCD
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NEC
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The new line of NEC NP Installation Series high-performance projectors includes HQV video processing, which provides image noise reduction and image-processing scaling technology superior to that of conventional projector models. HQV technology produces superior video processing using pixel-based, motion-adaptive de-interlacing to remove undesirable motion artifacts typical of interlaced signals. This processing creates life-like images in applications such as video conferencing.
The NEC NP1150, NP2150 and NP3150 all support the Windows Network Projector standard built right into Vista and Windows CE devices. These projectors are automatically detected on your network, can feed itself from the internet and have a range of inputs including component, S-Video and DVI.
NP1150, NP2150 and NP3150J projectors
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Onkyo
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Onkyo has significantly raised the bar for video performance in A/V receivers with the addition of a Reon-VX HQV® video processor in two of their models.
Onkyo’s TX-SR875 and TX-NR905 A/V receivers will ship in 2007. HQV® technology has also been implemented in other current Onkyo products: the DV-HD805 HD DVD player, the Integra DTC-9.8 and Integra DTR-8.8, as well as the OnkyoPro PR-SC885P.
TX-SR875 and TX-NR905 receivers
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Samsung
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Samsung’s new Blu-ray player, BD-P1200, features the Reon-VX HQV® video processor. Available now.
BD-P1200 Blu-ray player
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Toshiba
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Toshiba’s Flagship HD DVD player, the HD-XA2, features the Reon-VX HQV® video processor. Available now.
HD-XA2 HD DVD player
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BenQ
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BenQ will be introducing three products with Reon-VX HQV® processing. Ideal for an auditorium environment, the SP830 and SP831 (both featuring 1280 x 768 resolution) are now available.
Designed for home entertainment, the W500 (with 1280 x 720 resolution) is also available now. These three BenQ projectors feature HQV technology and will deliver stunning image quality for both high definition and standard definition content.
SP830, SP831, and W500 projectors
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Denon
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The AVP-A1HD and AVC-A1HD will incorporate the high performance 10-bit deinterlacer Realta HQV® processor featured in Denon’s flagship DVD player, the DVD-A1XVA. In addition to its superior video scaling capabilities supporting HDMI 1080p output, the Realta HQV® processor also realizes high precision deinterlacing on a per-pixel basis.
AVP-A1HD and APC-A1HD A/V receivers
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Toshiba
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The Toshiba et20U features an integrated Realta HQV® video processing engine. The et20U also includes an integrated DVD player, 5.1-channel audio system, and an exclusive Super Close Projection lens that will produce a 2-meter (diagonal) image from 1-meter and a 1.5-meter image from only 70 centimeters away. Available now.
TDP-ET20U 480p projector
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Mitsubishi
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Mitsubishi has raised the bar once again for price/performance with the introduction of their new HC5000BL 1080p projector, featuring the latest LCD technology and integrated Reon-VX HQV® video processing. The HC5000BL also features a 10,000:1 contrast ratio, and has 5000 hours of lamp-life (in Low mode). Available now.
HC5000BL 1080p Projector
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Syntax-Brillian
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Syntax Olevia LCD displays feature an integrated Realta HQV® video processing engine. Syntax´s new premium line of Olevia LCD HDTVs will incorporate a robust array of user-friendly performance controls and Silicon Optix´s high performance video processing.
Olevia 7 Series 1080p 42” and 47” LCD displays with built-in Realta HQV® processing are available now.
Olevia’s 1080p 42” and 47” LCD displays
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Denon
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Denon's 2930CI, 3930CI and 5910CI DVD players feature the HQV video processing engine. The DVD-2930CI features Reon-VX HQV® processing, while the Denon DVD-3930CI offers many of the same leading-edge characteristics as Denon’s acclaimed flagship player, the DVD-5910CI, both of which feature Realta’s HQV® video processor.
All the players are available now.
DVD-2910, DVD-3910, DVD-A1XVA (for European Customers)
2930CI, 3930CI and 5910CI DVD players
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Yamaha
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Yamaha's DPX-1300 features an integrated Realta HQV® video processing engine. Available now.
DPX 1300 720p projector
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NEC
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HQV® video processing will be featured in a movie theater near you with NEC’s STARUS digital cinema projector and multi-media switcher. The projector delivers 2K in resolution and high contrast images (2000:1). Available now.
Starus 2K Digital Cinema projector
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NEC
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NEC’s TheaterSync external video processor features HQV® processing and is an ideal companion for any plasma, LCD, RPTV or projector. Available now.
TheaterSync External video processor
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JVC
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JVC’s HR1080pro external video processor features Realta HQV® processing. It is an ideal companion to the JVC DLA-HD10K, which is the successor to JVC’s renowned DLA-HD2K projector, one of the first models in the industry to feature native 1920 x 1080 chips. Since its introduction two years ago, the projector has become a favorite in Hollywood screening rooms because of its silky smooth, film-like reproduction. The JVC HR1080pro is available now through the CEDIA channel and authorized JVC dealers.
DLA-HD10K 1080p projector and HR1080pro external video processor
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Digital Projection
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Digital Projection's VIP 1000 external video processor is an ideal companion to any of Digital Projection’s professional projectors. Available now.
VIP 1000 external video processor
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