Editorial

Hong Kong Story
By Kenneth I. Werner

Short Subjects

LCD Facts and Fiction
By Bruce Berkoff

Moving-Picture Response Time and Perceived Motion Blur on LCD Panels

It is only in the last few years that the problem of motion blur became fully understood, but real progress requires an objective measurement technique that predicts what viewers actually see.
By Jun Someya

Making Large-Sized TFT-LCD TVs Better

TFT-LCDs have made rapid and significant advances, becoming the technology of choice for large-screen HDTV applications. But more advanced color simulation tools and image-processing algorithms are making even more improvements possible.
By C. T. Liu, A. Wang, H. J. Hong, Y. J. Hsieh, M. S. Lai, A. Tsai, T. M. Wang, M. J. Jou, W. C. Chang, S. L. Sui, J. H. Liao, and M. F. Tien

Color and Displays in the Space-Time Continuum

Novel methods of synthesizing display color by hybrid color processing in both the spatial and temporal domains can enhance the image quality and improve the performance of color displays.
By Louis D. Silverstein

Dynamic-Scanning Backlighting Makes LCD TV Come Alive

Dynamic scanning takes backlights a step beyond dimming for improved control of motion blur and more precise dynamic contrast control.
By Seyno Sluyterman

Journal of the SID Preview

The papers appearing in the October 2005 issue of the Journal of the SID are previewed.
By Aris Silzars