DENON DVD-A1XV mit High-End-Scaler

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#1 erstellt: 07. Nov 2004, 13:51
DENON DVD-A1XV mit SUPER-Scaler ($60,000 Teranex Technik)

Erste Infos über das neue Flaggschiff von DENON sind in England auf einer Messe aufgetaucht.
Damit dürfte DENON mal wieder den Vogel abgeschossen haben!

http://www.siliconoptix.com/

DENON SELECTS REALTA HQV™ VIDEO PROCESSING
CHIP FOR ITS FLAGSHIP DVD PLAYER
World preview at London Hi-fi Show on November 5, 2004
San Jose , Calif. (Nov 5, 2004 ) - Silicon Optix’s Realta chip with Hollywood Quality Video (HQV ) technology has been selected by Denon for its new DVD-A1XV DVD player (DVD-5910) in the USA .

“For our flagship DVD player we needed the industry’s flagship video processor. Once we did side-by-side comparisons, we quickly realised that there really was no other solution that could match the incredible picture quality that the Realta HQV chip delivers,” commented Roger Batchelor, Product Manager of Denon UK .

The award-winning Realta chip originates from Teranex’s $60,000 broadcast and post-production platforms. Teranex’s software algorithms run on Realta’s fully-programmable, trillion operations per second video processing engine to deliver a new standard in image quality, a standard Silicon Optix is calling ‘Hollywood Quality Video’, or HQV.

HQV represents the world’s highest quality de-interlacing, pixel-based noise reduction, automatic per pixel film/video cadence detection, and detail enhancement.

“No other technology enables a level of image quality that comes close to HQV, when converting standard DVD video and film to high definition, “ said Roger from Denon.

“With the introduction of the DVD-A1XV consumers can upgrade their home theater systems to experience true Hollywood Quality Video,” continued Roger. “The Denon DVD-A1XV, which is already seriously high-end in every respect, will feature the ’HQV Powered by Teranex‘ logo so that customers know that they are getting the world’s very best video processing, in the world´s best DVD Player."

“The Realta HQV chip is the new leader in video processing. Big kudos to Denon for being the first manufacturer to bring this powerful Teranex-in-a-chip video processing to the home," said Pete Putman of HDTVExpert.com

The Denon-A1XV DVD player will be available in the UK in the first quarter of 2005 and has an RRP of £2499.99 (TBC) US availability of the DVD-5910 should be in the same timeframe.

To learn more about Realta HQV go to www.hqv.com .

About Denon:

From its beginning in the 1930s as a supplier of professional recording studio and broadcast equipment, Denon has become a world leader in the manufacture of the highest quality audio, audio/video, and software products. Denon is recognized internationally for innovative and groundbreaking products and has a long history of technical innovations, including the development and first commercialization of PCM digital audio. Additional information is available at www.usa.denon.com OR www.denon.co.uk .




About Silicon Optix Silicon Optix Inc., a privately held fabless semiconductor company, is the leading supplier of advanced digital image processing integrated circuits focused on the capture, transmission, and display of digital visual information. Silicon Optix´s highly patented IC products enable the convergence of digital image processing and optical system design, making possible a variety of new product categories that could not be economically realized with existing technologies. Silicon Optix is the first company to deliver high performance electronic components, that optimize overall image processing/optical systems present in many existing and emerging applications. Silicon Optix is headquartered in San Jose, California, and has facilities in Toronto, Canada; Hannover, Germany; and Taipei, Taiwan. For more information about Silicon Optix Inc., please visit the company´s Web site at www.siliconoptix.com.
kienberg
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#2 erstellt: 10. Nov 2004, 18:58
Gibt es schon Vorstellungen, was dieses "Superding" bei uns kosten soll

Der Preis von 2500 Pfund wäre ja unter dem Onkyo1000.

Grüsse

Kienberg
Dierterle
Stammgast
#3 erstellt: 21. Nov 2004, 23:14
Nach neuesten Infos in Deutschland für 3.500 Euro.

Dieter
kienberg
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#4 erstellt: 22. Nov 2004, 02:12

Dierterle schrieb:
Nach neuesten Infos in Deutschland für 3.500 Euro.


Preis wäre für einen absoluten Highend-Player gerechtfertigt.

Gibt es auch schon eine Produktankündigung seitens Denon Dtld oder Denon EU ???

Habe da noch nichts entdeckt.


Grüsse

Kienberg
LA
Ist häufiger hier
#5 erstellt: 12. Dez 2004, 19:00
us verkaufspreis $5,999
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