Star Trek: The Next Generation
Williams, 1993
Twilight Zone
Bally, 1993
White Water
Williams, 1993Quoted from Crash:Because LCD panels are very cheap compared to the plans and tooling required to manufacture your own LED panels.
Exactly, a LCD screen such as Color DMD uses can be bought for $70 retail, the cost of the product is in the software and the programming. $200 to $250 seems possible to me.
Quoted from Whysnow:I think you are ALL dreaming if you thing that any color DMD option is going to magically be $200
A regular DMD is $150ish
A LED single color DMD is $250ish
I am not sure where the logic falls that a multicolor option for a LCD display should be cheaper than a single color LED where you can see grid lines?
I cannot wait to see your FT with the Sigma display. I wonder how it would look in IronMan, would it help with the crappy animations at all or was the poor quality strictly due to the video conversion?
Quoted from Jetzxi:I cannot wait to see your FT with the Sigma display. I wonder how it would look in IronMan, would it help with the crappy animations at all or was the poor quality strictly due to the video conversion?
I do not think it will work in any Stern games, but I have not asked. Shoot Randy at ColorDMD a message.
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