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HD-ILA
(redirected from Liquid crystal on silicon)

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The current leader is Liquid Crystal On Silicon (LCOS), which reflects light off of red, green and blue elements through a lens, providing dramatically better picture resolution than its liquid crystal display forerunner LCD (which transmits light through those colored elements).
A theater in the home: high-end technology is about to get even better by Miller, Kevin / Chief Executive (U.S.)
The displays would include high-definition televisions, smart televisions and computer monitors utilizing liquid crystal on silicon imagers, beginning in 2002.
VIEWSONIC NOW PARTNERS WITH COGENT TECHNOLOGY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
MicroDisplay Corporation's proprietary single-chip 1080p Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) digital projection imaging technology provides an exceptionally high-quality HDTV picture at a lower manufacturing cost.
Insight Media Honors MicroDisplay Corporation with "Best Buzz at CES ... by Business Wire
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