Hey all,
not sure if this is also known but I'll say it again anyway
Just visited http://www.hommie.net/ and one Brian Greaves has found small lcds with res of over 800x600 at http://www.crlopto.com/products/index.php# . And then sell single units too!
The credit goes to Marklar for posting it on his website and Brian. Good job.
Can someone tell me what would be needed in conjunction with these lcds tho? Don't know much about the lcds like this. Only the projection panels.
not sure if this is also known but I'll say it again anyway
Just visited http://www.hommie.net/ and one Brian Greaves has found small lcds with res of over 800x600 at http://www.crlopto.com/products/index.php# . And then sell single units too!
The credit goes to Marklar for posting it on his website and Brian. Good job.
Can someone tell me what would be needed in conjunction with these lcds tho? Don't know much about the lcds like this. Only the projection panels.
I've been speaking with Ryan West (worker of CRL Optic, the small lcd place in this thread) and he said that the reflective ones would work. Here is a part of the latest email i recieved:
"The light source in a slide projector is fine as long as you can collect and
focus as much of this light as possible down onto the Microdisplay. The
Microdisplay has a 0.88" Active area that needs to be illuminated, I presume a
slide projector leaks a lot of light and the aperture size is 35mm(?). Spot
size is the size of the spot the light beam from your illumnator (Slide
Projector Lamp) makes when impinging on a surface. So in the case of an
unmodified slide projector I assume it is large i.e. 35mm diameter.
Now when using our microdisplay the spot size of the illumination beam that
illuminates the Microdisplay through the colour wheel must be smaller than 35mm
diameter.
So in order to achieve that explained in previous emails, this spot size should
be as small as possible, ideally <4mm diameter."
"The light source in a slide projector is fine as long as you can collect and
focus as much of this light as possible down onto the Microdisplay. The
Microdisplay has a 0.88" Active area that needs to be illuminated, I presume a
slide projector leaks a lot of light and the aperture size is 35mm(?). Spot
size is the size of the spot the light beam from your illumnator (Slide
Projector Lamp) makes when impinging on a surface. So in the case of an
unmodified slide projector I assume it is large i.e. 35mm diameter.
Now when using our microdisplay the spot size of the illumination beam that
illuminates the Microdisplay through the colour wheel must be smaller than 35mm
diameter.
So in order to achieve that explained in previous emails, this spot size should
be as small as possible, ideally <4mm diameter."
Re: Small LCD prices
Morien said:Hey all,
not sure if this is also known but I'll say it again anyway
Just visited http://www.hommie.net/ and one Brian Greaves has found small lcds with res of over 800x600 at http://www.crlopto.com/products/index.php# . And then sell single units too!
Here are the prices I received from Bob Hoffman, of Crlopto;
You better sit down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Per your request, here are the single piece prices for the requested display
types:
Product SXGA-R2-1
Quantity 1 unit
Price USD$5300.00
Product SXGA-R2-H1
Quantity 1 unit
Price USD$6030.00
Product SXGA-R2-H2
Quantity 1 unit
Price USD$10,200.00
Product SXGA-R2-L1
Quantity 1 unit
Price USD$6030.00
Product SXGA-R2-L2
Quantity 1 unit
Price USD$10,200.00
Product XGA-R2-H1
Quantity 1 unit
Price USD$3900.00
Delivery on all is currently 4-6 weeks ARO. Of course, there are
significant price decreases with increasing quantities.
found 2.5 inch panels
Hi folks, first post but I've been following the forum for some time. I found these in my travels today, put in a call to the manu. but no reply yet. Any thoughts????
http://www.actiontvusa.com/ACN5325M.html
Hi folks, first post but I've been following the forum for some time. I found these in my travels today, put in a call to the manu. but no reply yet. Any thoughts????
http://www.actiontvusa.com/ACN5325M.html
It’s just a small TV, but not a special panel. You’ll need to repair some parts, and it’s better to get the real projection panel.
And still. Is anybody check up the list on http://www.hommie.net/parts.htm (LCD’s)?
And still. Is anybody check up the list on http://www.hommie.net/parts.htm (LCD’s)?
i-glasses
Hi Guys,
It was already disscused before, but I think still relevant today:
www.i-glasses.com/Store/SVGA.php3
The prices seems reasonable compared with Crlopto, plus you get 1 extra LCD panel for spare!
I'm sure this is not the only one of this kind.
Hi Guys,
It was already disscused before, but I think still relevant today:
www.i-glasses.com/Store/SVGA.php3
The prices seems reasonable compared with Crlopto, plus you get 1 extra LCD panel for spare!
I'm sure this is not the only one of this kind.
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