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Texas Instruments DLP® Products Demonstrates Innovation Leadership with New Prototypes Including Lamp-Free
Projector DLP unveils the world's first 3-D Front Projector and shows the first DLP Pico chipset product
Texas Instruments at InfoComm DLP® Products introduced the industry's first home theater lamp-free projector
that utilizes a PhlatLight™ LED light source and a BrilliantColor™ chipset. This technology demo delivers a superior
1080p picture for which DLP technology is known, while eliminating maintenance costs such as lamp replacements
and filter changes required by some competing projector products. Multiple DLP customers have plans to develop
DLP lamp-free LED-based projectors, including Optoma, with units expected to ship in late 2008. Similar to the
deployment of DLP Product's now popular BrilliantColor technology, the solid-state, lamp-free innovation will first
be incorporated into home theater units and proliferate through corporate and education product lines thereafter.

Benefits of Lamp-free projectors

• LED are coming from Luminus (120'000 hours lifetime or 13 years!),
• With DLP chipset, more light can reach the screen resulting in a 50% increase in color gamut range producing more
  than 200 trillion colors!
• Contrast ratio expected in excess of 500,000:1.
• 30% lower power usage
• No cooling  or FAN, no dust and cleaning required
• hundreds of euro in savings from lamp purchases.

Visit http://www.luminus.com/ and http://www.dlp.com/

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I am a SUSE and OpenSuse user since the version 9.0 (back to 2003) and I
decided to install the latest sequel, aka OpenSUSE 11.0 the same day it came out.

You can read a lot of positive review below:

• First look: OpenSUSE 11 out, offers best KDE 4 experience
• OpenSUSE 11 a redemptive OS with a Mactastic shine
• Datamation
• TechieMoe
• Blogspot
• Linux.com
• Linux Format
• Heise Open (German)
• ABC Linuxu (Czech)

What has impressed me after only 4 days,

• Was the time it has took to install a full KDE4 desktop: no more than 25 minutes.
• YAST auto detect the resolution of my ceiling projector a lot better (like any windows XP)
• The number of 3rd party repository is huge and is just a few clicks away, so installing VLC,
  NVIDIA, ATI drivers and software (Google PICASA, Google Earth) has never been so easy.
• KDE 4 has never crash (till now) even with COMPIZ activated as default.
• KDE4 transparent icon surrounding is a bit disturbing at first, but I assume this feature can be switch off.
• Software update are a lot faster and the tray icon checking for update is so fast that you'll
  forget all issues encountered with OpenSUSE 10.3

All in all a very good operating system that I truly like using every day.

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KDE 4.1 is getting better and better everyday and will soon look like any MAC or Vista,
look here some astonishing screen shots