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JVC shrinks HD-ILA 1080p TVs to challenge LCD and plasma

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The News Bot News Supplying Robot Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Cyberspace Posts: 5,480 My movie collection Thanks: Gave 0, Got 175	JVC shrinks HD-ILA 1080p TVs to challenge LCD and plasma JVC has developed a new ultra slim version of its highly regarded HD-ILA projection TV technology. The adavnace will reduce the depth of microdisplay projection TVs using the technology by around 40 percent.JVC has already produced a 60-inch Full HD 1080p prototype Slim HD-ILA projection TV that’s only 27cm deep including stand, which is directly [...] More...

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