Guys, any idea A Few Good Men is region free? I can't seem to find it.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Few-Good-Men-Blu-r...4233106&sr=1-53

Texas Instruments (TI) DLP Products at InfoComm 2008 introduced what it claims is the industry's first home theater lamp-free projector that utilizes a PhlatLight LED light source and a BrilliantColor chipset.

The lamp-free projector delivers a 1080p picture, while eliminating maintenance costs such as lamp replacements and filter changes required by some competing projector products, according to the company. Multiple DLP customers have plans to develop DLP lamp-free LED-based projectors, including Optoma, with units expected to ship in late 2008, stated the company. Similar to the deployment of the company's BrilliantColor technology, the solid-state, lamp-free innovation will first be incorporated into home theater units and proliferate through corporate and education product lines thereafter.

Due to the inherent switching speed of the DLP chip and advancements in LEDs from Luminus, consumers will benefit from the increased picture quality, reliability and value found in this new projector category. The reflective nature of the mirrors on the DLP chip allow more light to reach the screen resulting in a 50% increase in color gamut range producing more than 200 trillion colors and a contrast ratio in excess of 500,000:1, according to the company. The proprietary combination of LED illumination, coupled with DLP technology elevates picture quality to a new level while eliminating the traditional projection lamp.

In addition to the expanded color and contrast performance, the illumination system has a long life and offers up to 30% lower power usage and, most significantly, hundreds of dollars in savings from lamp purchases, noted the company.

Due to the sealed DLP optics, DLP projectors are inherently prepared to withstand dusty environments and unlike projectors based on other technologies, do not require a filter to protect the optics. Most DLP projectors are filter-free. This important value attribute will remain true with new lamp-free DLP projectors, eliminating potential costly filter cleaning and replacements required by other technologies.


Sauce : http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20080619PR202.html

Morning guys.....

Fuuyoh, someone just joined 3BDs gang.

Maybe got extra (. Y .)

Just another typical makcik trapped in a dude's body?

This post has been edited by kianwee: Jun 25 2008, 09:51 AM

MILF = MOTHER I LOVE 2 FARK?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILF

Let it go guys, if really want to confront any particular individual, kindly do it in PM, this thread is about BD.

Finally

The wait is over.

1) You can pan it and view without black bar, you just loose some images from both the sides.

2) Get a big ass LCD/Plasma or even better Projector. Then you won't realise the bars.

Movies are launched in theatre first right? And if you have been to a threatre recently, you might realise the aspect ratio is not 16:9

1.85:1 is a standard for theatrical movies and film.

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Added on June 28, 2008, 12:23 amNot everyone is using LCD/Plasma at home. Always remember there are projector users too which doesn't have a fixed aspect ratio screen.

This post has been edited by kianwee: Jun 28 2008, 12:23 AM

Time to come over to the dark side.

July 02.

And regular B2G1 have sucky titles sometimes..... no need wait promo la, just order from Mega first

Fuuyoh, your postman has time machine, can ship from the future!

Cloverfield now $16.95

Slevin anjua? Look for another kaki and we're good to go...

Sui.... fai fai get since got promo now.