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Thursday, November 11, 2010

AUO showcases bigger scope of world cinema 3D TV LCD, among other subtleties three-dee

In case you haven't noticed, FPD International 2010 is almost ready to hit full-swing and AUO is available with a reserve of new kit. AUO Optronics so happens to be a fairly substantial panel maker in the grand scheme of things, so that people tend to be aware when they roll out more great cinema scope of planet (read: 21: 9 aspect ratio) 3D LCD TV. A version of 71 inches of this device is available to the public gawk at, as is a 65-inch QFHD 56 4 K x 2 K lenticular lens 3D TV. The former has a double frame rate of 240 Hz, scanning led backlight and optimized parameters for a better flow of movement and unlike most television sets three-dee these days, this works with polarized glasses--you know, the ones that are dirt cheap, do not require batteries and haven't been able to give people headaches. The latter is a solution without glasses, but unlike notebook panels next generation 3D company, you must be in one of eight spots to view digging the effect. In related news, AUO is also trumpeting a Panel 4-inch interactive touch 3D is suitable for use with Smartphones, portable game console and tablets, but unfortunately, no information release is be doled out for any of this stuff. A heartbreaker, really.
World's largest 21: 9 CSHD 3D LCD TV Panels Debuts: AUO expose advanced 3D visualization technologies

HSINCHU, Taiwan, November 4, 2010/PRNewswire-Asia-FirstCall/--AU Optronics Corp (AUO "or the" company ") (TAIEX: 2409; NYSE: AUO) today announced that soon will present for the first time a series of the latest technologies of 3D visualization: largest 71 "21: 9 HD cinema scope (CSHD) 3D TV LCD panel (*) of the world; a great, interactive 3D touch panel solution with video game applications; a leading lenticular lens 4K2K QFHD 56 65 3D LCD TV panel ";and an array of 3D display for various applications FPD International 2010 in Japan from November 10 to 12. these products highlight of AUO innovative efforts and discoveries in home theater, entertainment and commercial markets and demonstrate the ability of the business of providing total solutions 3D.

AUO presents largest 71 "CSHD TV 3D Panel in the world for the ultimate visual delight. 21: 9 ultra-wide display offers stunning theatrical experience, cutting-edge 3D images of high quality.The Panel has been designed with a double 240 Hz frequency, scanning led backlight and optimized parameters for a better flow of movement. the new frontier design ultra-narrow presents images in proportions still more pleasant. Wearing glasses 3D polarized, public will be able to enter a world filled with realistic stereoscopic images of exceptional clarity and brightness.

AUO will expose a 3D visualization solution naked eye: 65 "QFHD 56 4K2K lenticular lens 3D Panel. proprietary has solved the problem of uneven brightness that occurs with conventional 3D display, increase resolution of a single point of view in high definition. 3D Panel has the brightness as high as 500 nits, with eight points of view. Beautiful image quality is suitable for commercial use, making the display panel large public information more appealing than currently available.

In response to the growing demand for multimedia interactive 3D, AUO has combined its 65 "3D full HD display with a solution advanced and accurate 3D interactive to provide superlative gaming experience. The infrared camera detects the movement of the player as he or she interacts with 3D images.React in real-time 3D realistic, players can enjoy the most amazing gaming experience possible with today's technology.For audio-video entertainment, players have no better option.

AUO will present also a 4 "3D interactive touch panel suitable for use with Smartphones, Tablet PCs and game consoles.The pen of light and touch panel are integrated for the first time, so that users can move around in three dimensions-horizontally, vertically and in depth. for interactive 3D games players, a fun and interesting world 3D becomes easily accessible. adding spices mobile life, the portrait of 4 "/landscape barrier 3D touch panel leader in the industry, allowing users to freely move their fingers on the touch panel and switch between 2D and 3D modes in horizontal or vertical position.

AUO and creative works continually to achieve innovations and breakthroughs in technology 3D. AUO aims to create products that provide consumers with sensational quality audiovisual experience and intense satisfaction. AUO leverages also has its complete lines of production and production capacity of mass for more business opportunities in the 3D market, aiming to put himself into a position of leadership.


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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

U-verse loses HGTV, Food & other Scripps Networks during the last transport dispute

AT&T U-verse TV customers denied Fair Deal in Scripps Networks

DALLAS, 5 November 2010/PRNewswire/--clienti AT&T U-verse ® TV have been denied fair treatment for HGTV, Food Network, network DIY cooking channel, and GAC programming by Scripps Networks, leaving AT&T without the right to hand over these channels as of 7: 00 a.m. EST. AT & T * has released the following statement to update its customers:

We are very disappointed that Scripps Networks do not provide fair treatment for AT&T customers.Our team has worked for weeks to reach a fair agreement, Scripps Networks but ultimately refused to put key words of Scripture that had been agreed verbally, leaving customers without fair treatment as our extended contract expired.

Unfortunately, this is yet another example of a network of punishing their spectators for leverage in negotiations of Scripps Networks programming. is demanding that AT&T double pay what other competitors pay-including affiliates of small sizes-and has yet to provide a proposal which gives AT&T a choice in the channels bring us and pay, despite repeated requests.

Scripps Networks also wants this premium price for access to their lower content for our clients on other platforms, although other competitors get this at much lower prices. With such an irregular game field, they are detrimental to the ability of AT&T to provide customers with a new choice of video.

We will continue to strive for a fair return these channels to our lineup, because our customers deserve the programming they want, at a fair price.

Instead of HGTV, Food Network, network DIY, cooking and GAC channel during this time, AT&T U-verse customers can enjoy a free preview popular programming from TLC channels 450/1450, Bravo on channels 452/1452, Planet Green on channels 454/1454, ION life on channel 456/1456 and CMT Pure Country on channel 529.

U-verse TV customers can get more information at att.com/fighting4you.

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AT&T U-verse refuses to extension at the end of the year; choose to drop fan favorite HGTV, Food Network and other networks of families from its channel lineup

KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (Friday, November 5, 2010) – in a surprising move after weeks of negotiations positives, AT&T U-verse rejected a third extension offered by Scripps Networks that maintain networks network friendly families HGTV, DIY, Food Network, channel hob and great American country on air while negotiations continued. decision AT&T dislocates the service customers to 2.7 million telecom provider, leaving them without some of the most popular lifestyle television networks.

"Let me start by saying this impasse is not about money," said John Lansing, President of Scripps Networks. "We reached an agreement in principle with AT&T U-verse deployment fees that would receive for these networks well before the expiry of the contract of the last month. "

Lansing added that AT&T refused an offer on Friday morning to extend the existing contract through the end of this year, in order to allow negotiations continue and troubleshoot exceptional business.

"This is something that we've been working hard to avoid," said Lansing. "We are shocked and disappointed that AT&T U-verse rather deprives its customers to fan favorites such as HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, channel hob and great American country to continue to negotiate in good faith ".

The remaining problems involved in the negotiations revolve around AT&T U-verse requests to use video Scripps Networks – video that was created specifically for its networks of lifestyle and video that owns Scripps – in ways that go beyond the normal business practices.

"AT&T U-verse required overly broad video media rights emerging where business models have not yet been established," explained Lansing. "By accepting their requests would have retained our ability to deliver our content to our viewers in new and innovative ways.

HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, cooking and GAC channel are available to viewers through every other provider cable, satellite and telecommunications. Lansing said that if AT&T U-verse decides to resume discussions, Scripps remains committed to pursue negotiations in good faith with a view to bringing its networks customers ATT U-verse.


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