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Samsung Onyx: How modern display technology is redefining the cinema experience
(Advertorial) Projection is out, pixels are in: Samsung’s Onyx Cinema LED aims to replace cinema projectors with HDR-capable LED walls and flexible sizing.
Realtime Department’s UNIQVUE: The Software Layer Behind Turnkey Corporate Studios
Hardware is nothing without brains. Realtime Department’s UNIQVUE adds the software intelligence to ARRI and Samsung’s turnkey corporate studio. Christoph Gockel explains how.
Pixel 10 Pro unlocks true 12-bit RAW with DCG
Pixel 10 Pro quietly enables true 12-bit RAW video via DCG. Good for BCAM, photogrammetry, or set refs. But don’t expect it to replace your cinema cam.
Samsung Debuts Corporate LED Studio Bundle: ARRI ALEXA 35 Camera Included
Samsung’s Corporate LED Studio Bundle: ARRI ALEXA 35, The Wall IVC, and UNIQVUE. A complete turnkey in-house broadcast offering - Sounds interesting?
Academy Software Foundation Welcomes OpenAPV as a New Codec Standard
Academy Software Foundation adopts OpenAPV, Samsung's royalty-free codec for high-quality, space-efficient video production.
Blackmagic Camera App now also available for Android
The new Blackmagic Camera App for Android offers VFX professionals advanced filming capabilities on Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel devices and integrates seamlessly into modern VFX pipelines.
Virtual production with just one Samsung LED screen?
Let's be honest: large virtual production stages are cool, but they're also damn unwieldy - do you really need that many screens?
New NVMe SSD with 6500 MB/s
New NVMe SSD from with significantly higher speed: Samsung promises up to 6.5 GB/s read speed with the 980 PRO.
Quick Content Review on Samsung GearVR
ASSIMILATE now supports the Samsung GearVR headset through the browser-based SCRATCH Web VR tool for 360° content reviews.
New Oculus Rift Version
At the Consumer Electronics Show in early January, Oculus VR presented a new version of the Oculus Rift that also offers a 3D audio experience.
Free Samsung Smart TV H6240 – in 3D
Unfortunately, of course, only a 3D model of the Samsung TV set. In return, Dimensiva provides the device in four different inch sizes and includes the appropriate V-Ray materials.
IFA: Refrigerator Avalanches and 3D Hype
It is time that the smaller manufacturers in the animation field also receive appropriate recognition. Because let us be honest: where would Autodesk and company be without Bosch, Miele and AEG?
VDE at IFA 2009
Green IT, Green CE and microelectronics are the key to greater energy efficiency.
Google Successfully Establishes Android
Well over one million HTC smartphones are already in circulation.
Falling Flash Prices Could Soon Make SSDs Affordable
Samsung expects SSDs and conventional hard drives to reach price parity within a few years.
Yahoo Aims to Revolutionize Web TV with the “Cinematic Internet”
Distribution partnerships with Samsung, Sony, LG Electronics and VIZIO; Yahoo Widget Engine lets developers deliver content to millions of television viewers
Samsung Develops Eight-Megapixel Phone Camera
Samsung introduces a miniature eight-megapixel camera module intended for future mobile phones.
3D plasma sets for HDTV
Samsung is presenting the first 3D-capable plasma HDTV sets in the “Series 4” and “Series 5” product lines at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
HD Format Dispute: Competitors Prepare for the Long Haul
If you believe the industry, there are only winners in the format dispute over the super discs of high-definition television. Both the HD-DVD faction and Blu-ray representatives are declaring themselves winners on points at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin.
WirelessHD: Against Cable Clutter for Consumers
TV equipment manufacturers join forces to develop a standard for wireless HD transmission in the living room
Mobilcom Begins Marketing Mobile TV
Distribtues MFD's “watcha” offering / television by mobile phone in twelve major cities for 8.95 euros per month
Mobile TV: MFD Starts Cooperation with Mobilcom
Collaboration promises five million potential participants for the “watcha” mobile TV service