Liquid Crystal Projection Keeps Pace with Higher Ed
As digital image resolutions creep higher and high-definition videos become the norm for classroom display, projector technologies need to keep pace. A technology called LCoS, or liquid crystal on silicon, has been a key advancement because it results in dramatic image improvements over older projection technologies. Owing to its price tag, LCoS has often been overlooked in higher education, but that has changed in the last several years.More
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4/15/2009
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