I’ve been impressed by the image quality of many of the 1080p HDTVs I’ve seen lately, but to me the biggest surprise over the last year has been the excellent pictures produced by variants on LCoS (liquid crystal on silicon) technology. LCoS uses light reflected from silicon chips covered with liquid crystals — 1080p models boast more than 2 million pixels’ worth. Sony scored big among videophiles with its SXRD version of LCoS in 70-, 60-, and 50-inch rear projection TVs, and now JVC has produced the HD-70FH96, a 70-inch 1080p HDTV using what it calls HD-ILA technology.. Head over to Sound And Vision Magazine's full test report to learn more about this huge 70-inch HDTV from JVC.



Link: Sound and Vision