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kal
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 3:48 pm Post subject: Widescreen Review Magazine uses CRT & Moome products! |
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Thought you guys might find this interesting (a copy has been added to the Moome forum as well):
Widescreen Review Magazine uses CRT projectors in their two reference theaters: A Sony G90 in one and a Runco 1200 (aka Barco Cine9) in the other.
Gary Reber (Editor-in-Chief and Publisher) had this to say in emails discussions I had with him last month:
"We love our 9-inch CRT projectors, even though we have our pick of the leading edge D-ILA, SXRD, and DLP projectors, which we also have on-hand at Widescreen Review. We are installing a factory-new Sony VPH-G90 this Friday and over the weekend, as a replacement for our broken one. We’d like to get these [Moome] units [IFB-HD and EXT-HD] here ASAP."
Widescreen review has now received a Moome Sony IFB-HD HDMI/Component Input Card for use in their a Sony G90. They may do a review in the future. We'll let you know!
Links:
Widescreen Review Magazine
Moome Sony IFB-HD: HDMI/Component Input Card
Moome EXT-HD: External HDMI/Component Converter
Kal
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nomadII
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Not sure how wise national attention in a printed review really is??
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drice1234
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Sounds like Curt should be contacting them about repairing or obtaining their "broken" one.
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kal
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draganm
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 5:57 pm Post subject: |
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| nomadII wrote: | | Not sure how wise national attention in a printed recview really is?? |
why do you say that Marc?
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dochlywd
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 6:05 pm Post subject: |
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Maybe because pricing will go up?
Or legal reason for MOOME?
Doc
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draganm
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 7:39 pm Post subject: |
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| dochlywd wrote: | Maybe because pricing will go up?
Or legal reason for MOOME?
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well at $400. + dollars i'm not sure the market would support a much higher price, even with some free advertising. AFA legality, the internal card is 100% compliant AFAIK, there's no way you could feed the RGB singal back out of he PJ.
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dbaisey
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| Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 11:10 pm Post subject: |
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I think of it this way. A good transcoder $200. A good HDMI switcher w/audio $200 ? A HDMI to RGB interface with correct colorspace $280. Gamma correction board $200 based on the TSE. Remote for the above $? OR no capability of using HDMI with these 'best' and latest options.
For $500 this last weekend you could of had a HD-DVD player w/free media and the Moome External and the biggest bang for the buck improvement of your display for that price when considering your buying a new player as well as inputing HD.
Or you could just continue to use analog w/ HTPC which is ok if your into that. Doug
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Tom.W
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Publicity in this case is a bad idea IMO ...
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