Scientists to present car for blind drivers next year
By Michael Silbergleid BBC News reports that audio technology (plus a bunch of other technologies) will come to the rescue of blind persons who wish to drive as US Scientists […] More
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Japanese Shrug off 3D TV Hype
By Michael Silbergleid DigitalTrends.com reports that despite the push by manufacturers, a new survey shows that the 70 percent of Japanese are not planning to purchase a 3D TV for […] More
New Cable Technology Challenges HDMI Dominance
By Michael Silbergleid Examiner.com introduces us to HDBaseT at http://www.examiner.com/x-8618-Home-Technology-Examiner~y2010m7d1-New-Cable-Challenges-HDMI-Dominance More
Maybe Video Isn't Such A Bad Idea After All, Wonders FIFA
By Michael Silbergleid Following the Frank Lampard goal that never was and the Carlos Tevez goal for Argentina when it was clearly offside, the world governing body of football, FIFA, […] More
Sony's 3D Boot Camp: A New Dimension For Live-Action Film
By Michael Silbergleid NPR’s All Things Considered has a piece on cinematographers learning to shoot live-action 3D at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, Calif. You can read and/or listen […] More
DTS To Celebrate Second Annual 7.1 Day on July 1
By Michael Silbergleid DTS 7.1 Day: The holiday, first declared by the state of California on July 1, 2009, honors the company’s cutting-edge 7.1 surround sound audio technology, as well […] More
Porn Industry Ready to Drop Flash – If IE Can Catch Up
By Michael Silbergleid As SeattlePI.com says: “Ah, the pornography industry – always on the cutting edge of technology. It helped popularize the video camera and the VHS. And who can […] More
Video Technology & The Word Cup: The Dabate Continues
By Michael Silbergleid Here’s a nice rundown on the pros and cons of using video technology at the FIFA World Cup: Enough is Enough, FIFA: Video Technology Must Be Used […] More
Single-Source Stereo and Microstereoscopic 3D
3DTV presents challenges: two lenses and cameras per shooting position, convergence operators and stereographers, graphics issues, ghost images, and false size perception or discomfort for viewers. Until 3DTV becomes the […] More
Ludwig To Offer Digital Audio Using DTV
By Michael Silbergleid AllAccess.com reports that Ludwig Enterprises has filed for “patent pending” status for its technology known as “Multiple Data Channel Transfer using a single data stream”. This radio […] More