2009
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Many innovations are introduced for the year 2009 :
First, DAISy is launching a range of display
kits including the latest technologies ( VFD,
VFD Graphic, LCD, etc…) for all our audio
modules based on the DSA High Level interface.
Then, DAISy proposes a new version of tray
(Die Cast Tray) for its range of Metal Loaders
with an advanced design and a very attractive
price.
As Daisy has always been a pioneer regarding
new technologies, the Blu-Ray BRD01 module is
brought on the high-end market including the
latest audio-video features.
For specific projects, a range of multimedia
slot-in module is also introduced to meet all
the requirements from manufacturers.
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2008
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Based on innovative products and modular
designs, the revolutionary GyrFalcon
concept is introduced for high-end
manufacturers. To facilitate the development
of set makers and improve the compatibility
between our products, DAISy offers two new
audio modules based on the famous DSA High
Level Interface: the GyrFalcon 6 (CD/SACD) and
the GyrFalcon 8 (CD).
Besides, the DAISy Research & Development department developed high-end
loading systems including a range of GyrFalcon
Metal Loaders suitable for all our existing
modules.
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| 2007 |
New
CD tray-loading modules are proposed with a
high-level interface allowing easy
customization of the user interface.
The DAISy Research & Development
department is growing to provide full
customization possibilities to our customers
as well as a better and faster technical
support.
The DAISy team is ready to assist you in
development and production of high-end
audio-video digital transports.
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2006
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The video version of the
SD6.3 is brought on the high-end video market
: it includes most of the latest technologies
in order to match the latest projection
standards : DCDi progressive-scan with 1080i
upscaling possibility, HDMI output for
digital video connection, ....
With the new SD8.1 module, DAISy offers to its
customers an introduction to high-end video
applications, as well as the latest decoding
circuitry to design CD players.
The CD-Pro2M has been upgraded in order to be
ROhS compliant (lead-free European directive)
and becomes CD-Pro2LF (fully compatible with
its predecessor).
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2005
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Introduction of the new
SD6.3 high-end SACD module. The decoding
section has been entirely upgraded to bring
better playability and audio performances. |
| 2004 |
A new module dedicated to
CD/SACD applications is launched in order to
fulfill the expectations of manufacturers for
their growing interest in SACD format.
A video version of this module is also
available, including the most recent
progressive-scan technology developed by
Faroudja, for exceptional picture quality
required by the new plasma screens and
video-projectors.
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2003
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New technologies are
proposed for the current video applications :
thus, progressive-scan encoding is now
available for high-end DVD applications based
on the SD3 modules.
CD is still alive : a new CD module has been
developed for high-end audio applications :
the L1210/65 module proves that CD
applications can still achieve excellent
performances in sound reproduction and
musicality.
The third generation of the DAISy internet
site is now completely managed by a dedicated
service inside DAISy. As a consequence, it
will be regularly updated with all information
concerning the current and future digital
audio/video products supplied by DAISy.
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2002
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Because the company needs
a bigger place for its warehouse and its
technical centre, DAISy moves to a new
location based near Nantes and its
international airport (Brittany : west part of
France).
The DVD SD3 module replaces the ASD-1. It has
been optimised to play back most of the
current video standards with an improved
playability.
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2001
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SACD goes beyond the
limits of Compact Disc : this new technology
is definitely intended for audio manufacturer
of the new century. DAISy supplies the SD1.1
SACD module, which can decode the DSD stream
(SACD) and turn it into an analog signal with
an excellent musical quality.
The new DAISy web site is brought on the web :
this new site has been developed inside the
DAISy technical centre, so that all technical
information concerning the different products
can be made immediately available to our
customers through internet. It becomes soon an
excellent tool for technical support intended
to the audio/video manufacturers.
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| 2000 |
The new CD-Pro2 module
includes the CD10 decoder : now, it can play
back all types of Compact Discs, including
CD-RW discs or enhanced CDs (Blue Book).
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| 1999 |
The VAE1250 module
becomes the new reference in tray-loading
module, thanks to its new decoder (SAA7324)
and its numerous OEM options.
With the fourth generation of DVD modules
(ASD-1), DAISy proposes a DVD application
which is intended for the high-end audio/video
manufacturers : a high video quality which is
tested in DAISy laboratories, and
customisation possibilities in order to match
the requirements of the manufacturers world
wide.
In 1999, the first internet site of the
company takes also place on the web.
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| 1998 |
The CDM12industrial is
modified to include a decoder of the new
generation : SAA7372 (CD7). Since the module
is intended for the professional audio market,
its name is consequently changed to CD-Pro
(VAU1252). It is however fully compatible with
previous generations thanks to the standard
DSA communication protocol.
Because of its success in the audio industry,
the Short Loader MK2 will also be modified to
include a new decoding IC, and becomes the
Short Loader MK3.
Thanks to the know-how DAISy has got in the
optical laser domain, it has been very easy to
make the transition to the digital video world
with the introduction of the DVD technology :
thus, DAISy is the first company to offer an
OEM DVD solution in the audio/video market.
The first samples for DVD applications are
based on the VAE3000 DVD module.
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| 1997 |
DAISy introduces a
low-profile tray-loading CD module : the Short
Loader MK2
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| 1996 |
A new generation of CD
decoding ICs have been developed in order to
improve data retrieving (SAA737x).
DAISy achieves the development of the Premium
7050 reference application which will be used
to test CD mechanisms on Philips production
lines. The related Premium 7051 application is
intended for the high-end audio market.
All the modules are based on the standard DSA
communication interface which ensures a
compatibility within the manufacturer's
applications
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| 1994 |
Digital Audio Industrial
Supply (DAISy) is set up with the full
cooperation and backing of Philips Laser
Optics.
The CD technology based on a linear movement
of the sledge and including a LDGU type
laser-head replaces the galvanometric arm of
older mechanisms.
Most of the products include the CDM12.4 OPU,
like the L1210/01 or the L1265/01 CD loaders.
The spearhead of the company remains the
CDM12industrial module because of its
professional metal casing and its excellent
playability. |
