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Taiwan’s OUiGO Proves Taiwan Leading Status in Projection TV
By Vincent Wang
Published: May 27,2015
OUiGO shows the 140-inch projection TV at CES Asia
SHANGHAI, China — Taiwanese technology companies grabbed the chance to demonstrate its leading status at CES Asia 2015, the projection TV provider OUiGO is no exception. The world’s largest projection TV was shown at CES Asia 2015. However, far more beyond simply showing largest 140-inch and 150-inch projection TV screen, the company hoped to change the way we watch TV: Forget about traditional LED/LCD TV, and choose projection TV.
Based on OUiGO, there are many drawbacks of traditional LED/LCD TV. Namely, it has upgraded continuously from HD, Full HD to UHD which need to cost a lot of money, and the production process will cause various pollutions and definitely lose the environmental awareness as well.
Plus, whether to repair or replace appliance that will cost more money than buy a new product or has no components to be replaced. Meanwhile, human eyeball aborts the best color in a dark place such as in a theater, but yet traditional TV adopts extreme bright light to install in the back TV which leads the color to lack of fidelity.
According to OUiGO, there are advantages of using projection TV. Firstly, no-plug, no heat generatted, antistatic, no eletromagnetic wave. Secondly, 100 percent Full HD or 4Kx2K resolution graphics which will depend on the video. Last but not the least, warranty uder ten years with reasonable price as ten percent price of conventioanl LCD TV.
However, there is a major problem of projection TV is that it’s comparably dark than that of LCD TV, which can be resolved by special or additional home lightening.
What’s more, there’s no color adjustment needed, and unified picture and no chromatic aberration. The company believed that 2015 is the first year of projection TV, and changed the concept of TV.
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