| MAY
2005 |
| • |
Brillian
debuts new 65-Inch 720P HDTV monitor
model optimized for Home Theatre
and Built-in Design Environments;
Innovative in-wall design delivers
both flat-screen appearance and outstanding
microdisplay image quality |
 |
| • |
Brillian
unveils full turnkey 1080p Light
Engine Solution for HDTV OEMs |
|
| APRIL
2005 |
| • |
Brillian
announces $4.5 Million institutional
financing |
|
| • |
Brillian
announces strategic partnership
with Suntron Corp. to manufacture
its High-Definition Televisions;
Brillian leverages Suntron's expertise
in HDTV and Light Engine manufacturing |
|
| MARCH
2005 |
| • |
Electrograph
to distribute Brillian HDTVs to CEDIA
Home Theater and specialty A/V retailers |
|
| FEBRUARY
2005 |
| • |
Brillian
recommences shipments of HDTVs |
|
| JANUARY
2005 |
| • |
Brillian
unveils true Six-Megapixel 1080p
HDTV |
|
| DECEMBER
2004 |
| • |
Brillian
Corporation announces asset sale
and Light Engine license agreement |
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| • |
Former
Sony sales executive Bill Fox to
lead Brillian sales |
|
| NOVEMBER
2004 |
| • |
Brillian
signs distribution agreement with
HOLOEYE for panel sales |
|
| SEPTEMBER
2004 |
| • |
Brillian
announces termination of supply agreement
with Sears |
|
| • |
Brillian
announces disruption in HDTV shipments
due to delay in manufacturing ramp |
|
| JULY
2004 |
| • |
Brillian
Corporation reports record bookings
and revenues for the second quarter |
|
| • |
Brillian
Partners with Ceva to Develop Microdisplay
Driver Chipset solution for
High-Definition
Television |
|
| • |
Brillian
Launches 65-Inch HDTV Monitor Pilot
Program in Arizona Market |
|
| JUNE
2004 |
| • |
Brillian
Announces its BR1920HC Gen II Liquid-Crystal-on-Silicon
(LCoS™) Microdisplay |
|
| JANUARY
2004 |
| • |
Brillian
Selects JDSU Light Engine for its
LCOS™- Based 720P HDTV |
|
| • |
Hope Frank joins Brillian as Vice President, Marketing and Communications |
|
| NOVEMBER
2003 |
| • |
Enters
the HDTV market as a designer and
manufacturer of rear-projection HDTVs |
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| • |
Announces
Third-Quarter Results |
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| • |
Microdisplays
Power E-Film Application by Liebold |
|
| SEPTEMBER
2003 |
| • |
ADO,
Brillian and
OCLI Jointly Develop Light Engine |
|
| • |
Three-Five
Systems Announces Completion of Brillian Spin-Off |
|
| JUNE
2003 |
| • |
Brillian
appoints Board of Directors |
|
| MAY
2003 |
| • |
First near-to-eye
medical product introduced |
|
| • |
First
portable, wearable SVGA headset compatible
with desktop or
notebook PCs introduced |
|
| • |
First
2nd generation projection engine
based on Brillian 768HC
microdisplays introduced |
|
| • |
Vincent Sollitto named
CEO of Brillian Corporation |
|
| APRIL
2003 |
| • |
Wayne Pratt appointed
CFO of Brillian Corporation |
|
| • |
Availability of new high
contrast microdisplays |
|
| MARCH 2003 |
| • |
Three-Five announces
intention to spin off microdisplay business as Brillian
Corporation |
|
| JANUARY 2003 |
| • |
First monocular head-mounted
display product introduced |
|
| • |
Demonstration of first
modular monocular-to-binocular head-mounted display
(HMD) for mobile computing and PC gaming |
|
| 2002 |
| • |
Availability
of small form factor, cost-effective light engine
from Three-Five |
|
| • |
First
military near-to-eye product introduced |
|
| • |
Introduction
of first military projection product |
|
| • |
Optics
and electronics development partner established in
Europe |
|
| • |
Availability
of new Brillian 768 (720p HDTV) Microdisplay |
|
| • |
Optical
development partner established in Korea |
|
| • |
Availability
of the Brillian Z86D-3 SVGA microdisplay, the company’s
most advanced near-to-eye microdisplay product |
|
| • |
Three-Five
invests in ColorLink, Inc. driving market acceptance
of LCoS™ microdisplay technology |
|
| • |
Three-Five
adds near-to-eye microdisplay optics IP to technology
portfolio |
|
| • |
Distribution
agreement in place for Taiwan |
|
| • |
First
projection light engine based on new, small format
XGA microdisplay |
|
| • |
Three-Five
expands microdisplay product portfolio through acquisition
of Zight (formerly Colorado Microdisplay) patents
and assets |
|
| 2001 |
| • |
First
public demonstration of WUXGA Brillian 1920 |
|
| • |
Three-Five
announces membership in newly created Taiwan LCoS™
Microdisplay Consortium; Consortium endorses LCoS™
technology as "most promising" of all microdisplay
technologies |
|
| • |
Three-Five
and Silicon Bandwidth introduce state-of-the-art
packaging platform for LCoS™ Microdisplays |
|
| • |
Availability
of highest-resolution Brillian 1920
(WUXGA) Microdisplay development
kit |
|
| • |
Three-Five’s
microdisplay product line named Brillian |
|
| • |
Introduction
of new XGA development kit |
|
| • |
First
commercial RPTV product introduced |
|
| 2000 |
| • |
Development
of new XGA microdisplay, one of the smallest displays
available for front projection applications |
|
| • |
First
microdisplay production order |
|
| • |
New
ASIC set for projection applications |
|
| • |
SXGA
development kit available |
|
| • |
Availability
of first projection light engine using Three-Five’s
SXGA Microdisplays |
|
| • |
First
pre-production volume shipments |
|
| 1999 |
| • |
Robert
L. Melcher, Ph.D. appointed Chief
Technology Officer
(Dr. Melcher is
currently the Chief Technology Officer
of Brillian Corporation) |
| |
| • |
First
XGA Microdisplay |
|
| • |
Distribution
agreement in place for Japan |
|
| • |
Acquisition
of IP, silicon back-plane technology, foundry relationship
and silicon processing expertise from National Semiconductor |
|
| • |
Russell
Flack hired as Senior Director of Microdisplay Manufacturing
(Mr. Flack is currently Senior Director of Microdisplay Engineering
at Brillian Corporation) |
|
| 1998 |
| • |
First
development contract for projection system, including
electronics |
|
| • |
Availability
of first all-digital microdisplay imaging system |
|
| • |
Investment
in development of near-to-eye microdisplays for portable
products |
|
| 1997 |
| • |
Henning
Stauss appointed Director of LCD
Manufacturing
(Mr. Stauss is currently
Vice President, Manufacturing Operations) |
|
| • |
Three-Five
and National Semiconductor jointly develop miniature
flat panel displays for projection products. The
agreement makes National and Three-Five the first
suppliers with high-volume silicon and liquid crystal
manufacturing technology to provide a complete microdisplay
solution. First prototypes available. |
|
| 1995 |
| • |
Matthias
Pfeiffer joins Three-Five as Senior Staff Scientist
(Mr. Pfeiffer is currently Senior Director of Technology Development at Brillian
Corporation) |
|
| 1990 |
| • |
Three-Five becomes
publicly traded |
|
1985 |
| • |
Three-Five
incorporates in a spin-off from National Semiconductor |
