Mitsubishi Corporation

SIGGRAPH 2007

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) is the North American arm of corporate research and development for Mitsubishi Electric.

SIGGRAPH 2006

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) is the North American arm of corporate research and development for Mitsubishi Electric.

SIGGRAPH 1997

See our state-of-the-art, high-end 3D graphics acceleration technology in action! 3DPro and 3DRam are the heart of top-of-the-line graphics accelerators from AccelGraphics and Diamond Multimedia, and provide the fastest acceleration and most robust feature support for professional modeling, rendering, animation, visualization, simulation, and CAD/CAM graphics applications.

SIGGRAPH 1996

Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. attacks advanced graphics on a broad front by demonstrating the latest technologies for visual computing. See our state-of-the-art, high-end 3D graphics memory and rendering solutions, compression, and display technologies.

SIGGRAPH 1995

Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. shows continued leadership and the latest technology with its new products. The S3600-40U introduces our new ADOBE PS Level II solution. The newest technology in dye sublimation roll type digital printers is introduced in our CP-700D, and our A3- NX incorporates the latest technology in thermal variable dot printers.

SIGGRAPH 1994

The Imaging Group of Mitsubishi Electronics America displays its full line of analog and digital printers including our new CP-2000U/CP-2500U printer. Mitsubishi offers the perfect low alternative for your hard copy and display needs.

SIGGRAPH 1993

Mitsubishi is displaying its full line of printers, monitors, VCRs, and cameras. Multimedia monitors range from 26″ to the newest 40″ direct-view CRT. Printers offer outstanding quality hard copy from workstations, PCs, and even video in sizes from 3″x4″ to 11″x17″ full bleed. Mitsubishi offers the world’s largest family of printers and presentation monitors.

SIGGRAPH 1992

Mitsubishi’s Professional Electronics Division displays its full line of printers, monitors, and VCRs. Presentation monitors range from 26-35″. Printers offer outstanding quality hardcopy from video, PCs, and certain worksta- tions. Multimedia VCRs are controllable via RS-232 port video and data projectors are also available. Contact our New Jersey office 1-900-PED-VIEW.

SIGGRAPH 1991

The Information Systems Division is responsible for U.S. sales, marketing, and support of color monitors, color printers, and flexible and optical disk drives. At SIGGRAPH ’91, the division is demonstrating its family of photographic color printers and large-screen, high-resolution color monitors, including 37-inch models that are among the largest in the industry.

SIGGRAPH 1990

Mitsubishi’s Professional Electronics Division markets a broad variety of high-end professional/industrial products through its dealers nationwide, including monochrome and color video copy processors (printers), projectors, monitors, and VCRs. Most of the products incorporate Diamond Scan technology, which enables automatic adjustment to horizontal scanning rates of video and computer graphics.

SIGGRAPH 1989

Mitsubishi Electronics is displaying many graphics products including a new sublimation printer, the S340, and a new G370 color thermal printer. In addition, a sample of Mitsubishi’s full line of monitors is on display including the recently announced 20″, 21″ flat square and 26″ monitors.

SIGGRAPH 1988

Mitsubishi Electronics displays high-resolution color monitors that are fully auto-tracking over wide frequency ranges, in sizes from 16″ to 37″. Its new color printer with built-in video interface produces fast hardcopy output from presentation graphics software; a 300 dpi color printer produces up to B size formats.

SIGGRAPH 1987

Integra/Mitsubishi International will demonstrate l-CUBE SYSTEM, a high-speed 3-D solid modeling and rendering computer graphics system; S-CUBE, bi-directional ray tracing based software featuring fast and precise algorithms; C-CUBE, expandable parallel architecture system with a 32-bit processing element and a ray tracing engine.

SIGGRAPH 1986

Complementing its G500 printer/plotter, Mitsubishi introduces its new G650 thermal transfer color printer designed to produce “B” size engineering graphics at 300 dpi. New monitors on display include the Intelligent Graphics Monitor with a built-in graphics controller, the 14″ auto scan (15.75-35 KHz) monitor, and 15″ and 21″ flat square CRT designs.

SIGGRAPH 1985

A graphics workstation and family of color printers will be exhibited and demonstrated. GRAPHICA COMPUT ER CORPORATION high resolution systems are state-of-the-art hardware and software solutions designed to meet the needs of performance minded users. SHINKO ELECTRIC color printers, featuring thermal transfer technology and low consumables cost, offer high resolution B-size archival quality documents.