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To: voop who wrote (15357)	10/2/2001 7:35:03 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) of 197056

re: KOPN CyberDisplay sighting Time for color displays. >> Sanyo To Demo Colour Displays For Video Cell Phones UK Cellular News October 2, 2001 Kopin Corporation has announced that SanyoElectric will demonstrate full-color, video-enabled mobile devices featuring its colour displays at the CEATEC show being held in Japan. This event will mark the first time a major OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) has featured a microdisplay as the imaging device in a video-enabled cell phone. Sanyo will demonstrate two versions of a cellular phone and one version of a mobile TV at CEATEC. One version of the cellular phone features CyberDisplay 640C in a swivel-mounted monocular display attached at the base of a cellular phone. The other version uses an attached binocular head-mounted display (HMD). Providing the optical systems for the CyberDisplay enabled Sanyo handset and HMD is MicroOptical Corporation, a Massachusetts-based maker of optical systems that enable hands-free use of cell phones. The CyberDisplay 640C is a 0.38-inch diagonal transmissive active matrix liquid crystal display (AMLCD) with 640 by 480 pixel resolution (VGA), while the CyberDisplay 320C is a 0.24-inch diagonal device with 320 by 240 pixel resolution (QVGA). In addition to displaying standard text and graphics, the display operates at video speeds with 24-bit colors. << - Eric -

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