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"Considering how well RPTVs (well, HDTVs in general, actually) have been selling lately, it's no surprise to see two more low-end manufacturers looking to grab their own piece of the pie. MicroDisplay Corporation announced at CES that bottom-end stalwarts AKAI and Memorex will both start shipping 1080p-capable rear-projection sets this summer. The TVs will be based on MicroDisplay's \"proprietary single-chip 1080p LCoS digital projection imaging technology,\" dubbed Liquid Fidelity, which supposedly maintains a crisp, \"home theater-like\" picture while eliminating two of the three chips \"required by other LCoS technologies.\" No hard details were shared about any of the units, but it was noted that we'll see sizes ranging from 52- to 62-inches, and each set will be \"customized with a variety of options.\" So if you'll still be hunting for a 1080p set this summer, and don't mind the low-end quality for the rock bottom price, these AKAI / Memorex units should fit the bill quite nicely."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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