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IEEE Spectrum May 2005 Samuel K. Moore	Back From the Brink It was supposed to be easy. Marry two mature technologies--liquid-crystal displays and silicon complementary metal oxide semiconductor devices--and you'd get instant entry to the market for wide-screen, high-definition televisions.
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Home Toys August 2005 Rainer L. Kuhn	Gen II LCoS: The Power Behind the Perfect Picture Liquid-crystal-on-silicon (LCOS) is an innovative reflective microdisplay architecture that combines semiconductor and liquid crystal display technologies to provide clear performance advantages in image clarity and quality, black level performance, response time, and accuracy of color rendition.
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