Silicon Optix puts HD quality in standard TVs

San Jose (CA) - A new name in the chip industry says that it can approach HD quality television on standard TVs and channels: Silicon Optix announced its Realta chip, based on technology in the past only available in Hollywood quality video systems.

The technology foundation of the new chip was developed by Silicon Optix and Teranex, which it acquired a month ago. Teranex has been known for offering a $60,000-expensive high-end home entertainment system and professional large-area digital display systems for six years. According to Silicon Optix, the Realta chip is capable exceeding performance data of this professional system.

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