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Optical Component Startup Tracker

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By Scott Wilkinson Verified
| Cignal.ai
The number of venture-backed optical component startups has exploded. The Optical Component Startup Tracker identifies these companies and clarifies their value propositions. Since many of these companies are in stealth mode, this tracker relies on the limited information available, either publicly or via conversations with the companies. Entries are added and updated regularly as better information becomes available. Feedback is always appreciated – you can reach us at https://cignal.ai/contact.
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Home Theater Geeks 539

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By Scott Wilkinson Verified
| Home Theater Geeks (Audio)
Direct-view LED displays are the holy grail for home theaters, but they are insanely expensive. Industry consultant Ted Romanowitz talks about the latest developments in this exciting technology and whether or not we will finally see the cost descend from the stratosphere to levels that mere mortals might afford.
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Home Theater Geeks 538

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By Scott Wilkinson Verified
| Home Theater Geeks (Audio)
HTG listener Jeremy Mills built an exceptional home theater in his basement, mostly with his own two hands and help from his wife and kids. That kept the budget down without sacrificing quality. Jeremy joins Scott Wilkinson to share his process and the outstanding final result.
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