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Anchor Bay Technologies
Address:
983 University Avenue, Building A
Los Gatos
CA 95032
USA
http://www.anchorbaytech.com
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Listing of all 17 news releases from Anchor Bay Technologies:
ICs provide high image quality
Anchor Bay's Video Reference series provides up-conversion from 480, 576, 1080, 720 and 1080 pixels and output any resolution from VGA (640x480) to 1080 pixels (1920x1080) without ringing.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (28 February 2008)
VP of worldwide sales for video-processing company
Video-processing specialist appoints Vice President in charge of worldwide sales.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies ( 8 March 2007)
Funding to support continued expansion
Anchor Bay today has secured $10 million in funding to support its continued expansion in the semiconductor space.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (31 January 2007)
Processor claims unprecedented viewing experience
Video-processing IC is designed for format-conversion applications in HDTVs, DVD, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray player/recorders, and AV receivers.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (18 January 2007)
Deinterlacing and scaling boost DVD quality
User application article Anchor Bay's ABT102 and ABT1010 video processing ICs have been chosen by Arcam for use in the new DV139 DVD player.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (21 December 2006)
Anchor Bay appoints Ralph Marimon
Anchor Bay has announced the appointment of Ralph Marimon to the position of vice president and chief financial officer.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (15 December 2006)
Progressive reprocessing restores video signals
Anchor Bay has announced its patent-pending Progressive ReProcessing (PRePT) technology
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (14 December 2006)
Scaling technology helps Teac deliver its promises
User application article Anchor Bay's ABT1018 video-scaling ASIC has been chosen by Teac Esoteric for its new DV-60 Super Audio CD/CD/DVD universal player.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (14 November 2006)
Scaling engine answers Yamaha's design dilemma
User application article Anchor Bay's ABT1010 video scaling chip has been chosen by Yamaha for use in its new RX-V2700 HDMI-enabled AV receiver.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies ( 9 November 2006)
Glass to manage business development
Anchor Bay Technologies has appointed John Glass to the position of Vice President of Marketing and Business Development.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (31 October 2006)
Video scaling processor sets HD benchmark
Anchor Bay Technologies has announced its benchmark high-definition video scaling processor, the DVDO iScan VP50.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (25 September 2006)
Soderquist takes control
Craig Soderquist has joined Anchor Bay Technologies as Chief Executive Officer.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (18 August 2006)
JVC selects DVDO's A/V media processor
User application article JVC selects DVDO's A/V media processor for its D-ILA lineup of home theatre projector systems.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (14 July 2006)
Multiformat player adopts video scaling technology
User application article The ABT1018 video scaling ASIC has been used by Teac Esoteric Company in the new P-03 Universal Super Audio CD/CD/DVD player.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (22 June 2006)
Video scaler enables universal DVD player
User application article ABT1010 Precision Video Scaling technology from Anchor Bay Technologies has been selected by Arcam for use in its new DiVA DV137, 1080p upscaling universal DVD player.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies ( 5 June 2006)
Deinterlacing delivers higher image quality
DVDO is shipping its new Precision Deinterlacing card featuring ABT's Video Reference Series (VRS) technology for the iScan VP30.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (22 May 2006)
Deinterlacing technology raises video performance
Anchor Bay Technologies reckons it is once again setting the benchmark for video quality with the launch of its Video Reference Series (VRS) brand and Precision Deinterlacing technology.
News from Anchor Bay Technologies (17 May 2006)
