Comprised of three chips, D-ILA projects an image on to a silicon-based crystal display by creating the image on the chips.

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Net shoppers will buy a sofa while flipping around a crystal-clear 3-D image of their model on-screen and speaking with a salesman by PC.

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The recorder, run by Texas Instruments' new Da Vinci DM368 Video Processor, supports a real-time video pipeline that enhances image quality and produces crystal clear 1080p H.264 video.

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Sony said it is beefing up its TV lineup, including models with 4K liquid crystal displays, which deliver even better image quality than current LCD TVs.

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The geometry of the bridges, the oscillating weight and the decoration, displayed through the sapphire crystal back of the watch, form the image of a garden pavilion in the Mediterranean style, identical to the stately residences of Caroline Murat.

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Applying an electric charge to the liquid crystals causes the molecules they are made up of to realign themselves, altering the transparency of that layer. (The screens of portable computers work in a similar way.) The result is that a high-resolution negative copy of the moving image is formed in the liquid-crystal layer.

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Kato also said the hardest challenge was making a small, personal display without compromising image quality, but the HMZ delivers a crystal clear, immersive experience by all accounts.

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Realizing that hiring high-end imagemakers was not the right image for their image-free candidate, the Bradley campaign gagged the Crystal Group last week.

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It has a built-in 3.2-inch touch-sensitive liquid crystal display (LCD) screen that will let you edit and manipulate the photo image before printing.

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