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Toshiba is planning a PS3-based HDTV
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article published on 9 May, 2008
Toshiba has announced that is planning to launch two new commercial products that will be based on PlayStation 3 technology.
The Japanese news site Tech-On! reports that an upcoming Toshiba HDTV will use the PS3's core Cell processor to enable some high-end features not normally seen on consumer television sets. One of these features is "real-time upscaling of SD signals into HD resolution". ... [ read the full article ]
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eatsushi
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9. May 2008 @ 15:31 |
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If they can get this Cell-based HDTV priced at under $5000 for a 50 to 52 incher then count me in.
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The Japanese news site Tech-On! reports that an upcoming Toshiba HDTV will use the PS3's core Cell processor to enable some high-end features not normally seen on consumer television sets. One of these features is "real-time upscaling of SD signals into HD resolution".
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goodswipe
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9. May 2008 @ 15:38 |
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Another feature is described as the ability to "display video as if it is being viewed through opera glasses." Although unclear, it seems that may be a description of a zoom function.
Zoom function? Like the feature on all HD DVD players?
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viny1313
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9. May 2008 @ 15:41 |
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Is this not old news?
Infact there is a video somewhere of them showing one off. You can see that the picture is definitely upscaled and they showed the 40-chann view :P
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10. May 2008 @ 10:39 |
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laptop with ps3 tech ... interesting......... if i can get crysis at high on a laptop priced under 2000 then count me in
xps or alienware are just not in my budget, with 4k u can probably buy gaming pc's
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MrXenu
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10. May 2008 @ 18:26 |
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Originally posted by chaos_zzz:
laptop with ps3 tech ... interesting......... if i can get crysis at high on a laptop priced under 2000 then count me in
xps or alienware are just not in my budget, with 4k u can probably buy gaming pc's
Laptops aren't gaming machines! If this would technology would run crysis on high details, don't you think they would have implemented it into gaming desktops yet!
XPS and Alienware's are overpriced, but then if you are a CP gamer you should really be building and overclocking your own PC! If you can't build your own PC or atleast overclock it, then you rele wont be able to play crysis high details!
In all honestly for this 'laptop GPU' it more sounds like a cheaper replacement for the standard intergrated GPU in most laptops atm!
FYI I can quite happily build a gaming rig for just over £750! which is a lot chepaer than your 2000 (whatever currency it is in)!
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10. May 2008 @ 20:40 |
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For the love of god Sony this Sony that they don't own Cell processor the had a part in it. it was developed by 3 companies Sony Computer Entertainment, Toshiba and IBM.
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(chaos_zzz)laptop with ps3 tech ... interesting......... if i can get crysis at high on a laptop priced under 2000 then count me in
xps or alienware are just not in my budget, with 4k u can probably buy gaming pc's
it's possible but highly unlikely, since the cell processor's was designed for devices with a slimed OS. also the fact that Linux as of now is the only OS thats not hardware dependent that can run it. so if you could manage to get crysis to run on linux its not impossible.
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11. May 2008 @ 02:46 |
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PS3 tech angle here is they are using the chipset in replacement to the normal chipsets and boards,calling it PS3 anything is a bit much its a cell based board and chipsets to run the TV/PLAYER/DEVICE more effianlty.
MrXenu
no but the right gaming laptop can do nicely,it might be silly and over priced but its not bad if you got the cash to burn, a desktop even a slim just is to much to haul around.
chaos_zzz
FYI windose can barely do 2-3 cores a parallel CPU it could not use,the "ix" stuff is a fair OS if you know what you are doing but it dose not have the support for such things, maybe in 5 years+....
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atomicxl
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11. May 2008 @ 14:08 |
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11. May 2008 @ 14:16 |
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Originally posted by atomicxl:
Its a super win if the TVs have the ability to play Blu-Ray movies and PS3 games out of the box. Or at least blu-ray movies.
blue-ray in the tv's i can see that. PS3 in your tv that will never happen, it would be cool though.
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rob0t3ch
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12. May 2008 @ 11:55 |
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Hmmmm........Toshiba's attempt to counter the adverse side effects of the 'now dead HD-DVD' ??
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