Leitch signs for image processor: News from Gennum Corp

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Leitch Technology has chosen the GF9350 image processor with Visual Excellence Processing (VXP) technology for use within a number of its new HDTV processing and conversion products. The GF9350 with VXP incorporates fourth generation broadcast quality image processing algorithms which deliver superior SD and HD video image quality. Key features of VXP technology include: TruMotionHDT 1080i1080p adaptive de-interlacing for optimal image sharpness and resolution; FineEdge dynamic directional interpolation to eliminate jaggy artifacts found in traditional de-interlacing algorithms; FidelityEngine image enhancements for removal of unwanted noise and improved detail and uncompromised image quality; and RealityExpansion 10bit image processing for eye-catching natural imagery.

'We are pleased to incorporate Gennum's GF9350 with VXPT technology within our HDTV solutions', said Randy Conrod, Product Manger, Digital Products, Leitch Technology.

'The GF9350 works very well within our product designs and provides an important processing element for a number of our new HDTV products'.

'Leitch has done an exceptional job of delivering broadcast products with the quality, programmability and versatility that their customers demand of them'.

'We are proud to have Leitch uise the GF9350 to assist in their product offerings', said Dan Turow, Director Image Processing Products, Gennum.

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News Release from: Gennum Corp Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 13 June 2005

Leitch signs for image processor

Leitch Technology has chosen the GF9350 image processor with Visual Excellence Processing (VXP) technology for use within a number of its new HDTV processing and conversion products.

Note: Readers of the Editor’s free email newsletter will have read this news the week it was announced. . It’s free!

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News Release from: Gennum Corp
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 13 June 2005