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CES 2006 - Day 2: Blu-ray/HD-DVD, PureVideo H.264, Viiv, Centrino Duo and a lot more
CES 2006 - Day 2: Blu-ray/HD-DVD, PureVideo H.264, Viiv, Centrino Duo and a lot more
Date: January 7th, 2006
Topic: Trade Show
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Philips Rollable Display Demo

Philips showed off a technology we’ve been waiting a long time for: the rollable display. 

This is essentially a fully functional grayscale display that you can bend (or roll). The demo station showed the display being updated in real time while continuously being rolled and unrolled. 

Philips says they have rolled the display over 25,000 times without failure.  It also uses very little power because the display only draws power during updates.  The display will retain the last image written to it for several months without needing any power.  It also retains its image perfectly while being bended or rolled even with no power applied. The display could be a huge boost for reading electronic text away from a desktop computer.

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38 Comments - Last by gibhunter, 1411 days ago
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Great Article by ComatoseDelirium, 1413 days ago
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NVIDIA promised that both of these items would be available to end users in the next 2 - 3 months. While they are definitely lagging behind ATI in H.264 decode acceleration, at least NVIDIA has finally provided us with a working demo of the technology and they have also committed to us that it will work on all GeForce 6 and 7 GPUs (AGP and PCIe).


-Great News For AGP Users, I heard many claims that H.264 decoding wouldn't be possible, and is "broken" on the GeForce 6 series AGP cards. Good to hear from the horses mouth (owner of a 6600GT).

BTW The article index is messed up, the correct pages do not appear, can someone confirm this?

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RE: Great Article by Aquila76, 1413 days ago
The index seems to be a page ahead (clicking on Page 16 brings up Page 17)

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RE: Great Article by shabby, 1413 days ago
Definetly good to hear, but its wierd that the broken cards can decode h.264 but cant accelerate wmv9.

I really hope this hddvd/bluray shit gets worked out, i have no intention of buying players from both camps. Could of swore i saw a company come out with a player that read both formats some time ago.

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RE: Great Article by Nobody Else, 1413 days ago
I believe that was Samsung that intends to come out eith a dual player.

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RE: Great Article by Cygni, 1413 days ago
h.264 is accelerated by simply "reprograming", if you will, the standard APU's and hardware on the card. No special stuff is needed. Theoretically, its possible with ANY modern GPU. Just gotta have the drivers to do it, assuming the cards got the juice to do it. The dead video decode engine on the early 6800 AGP cards was on the other hand a specially designed piece of hardware only for decode.

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RE: Great Article by s2kpacifist, 1413 days ago
Need...OLED display...now... I hope they fix the problem with the life of the blue soon.

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Cool stuff by highlandsun, 1413 days ago
All of the new display technologies look really intriguing. And I think it's about time someone got Uhura's earpiece done right.

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impressive by skunkbuster, 1413 days ago
that rollable display looks really cool

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RE: impressive by DeathByDuke, 1413 days ago
damn right,

electronic paper!

yay!

itd be cool to open a book of encyclopedia britannica and have each page display scrolling text from each article, and videos for each article too, all stored on some multi Gb flash storage in the book covers

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RE: impressive by xsilver, 1413 days ago
I think the idea of it keeping for months without power is pretty awesome, no cumbersome battery pack!

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