Sharp to present its 3-chip DLP WXGA professional projector 'XG-P560W'

InfoComm 2008 LAS VEGAS USA, Sharp 'XG-P560W' presented its 3-chip DLP WXGA professional projector.

Designed for Audio Visual system of Auditorium, Conference Room, Lecture Hall, Boardroom, House of Worship, Control Rooms and other large venue of installation.

The XG-P560W DLP projector having a brightness of 5200 ANSI Lumens, WXGA resolution, and 1800:1 contrast ratio.

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Epson Korea to launch its flagship projectors 'Korea Series'

Epson Korea launched its new flagship 3LCD projectors 'Korea Series' including 'EB-G5000', 'EB-G5100', 'EB-G5150', 'EB-G5300', 'EB-G5350, and 'EB-G5200W'.


Supporting at least 4,000 ANSI Lumens, these projectors are equipped with Epson's latest 3LCD display technology to provide superb colors and deep blacks. In particular, the EB-G5200W supports WXGA(1280*800) resolution with an aspect of 16:9.

Grace Won 06/06/2008
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Big Screens, Small Prices

By: Adrienne Maxwell, Hometheater

A new crop of entry-level projectors makes big-screen 1080p more affordable than ever.There’s been a lot of fuss over the rapid drop in price of big-screen flat panels, but that ain’t nothing compared with the free-falling MSRPs you’ll find over in the 1080p projection realm. Two years ago, the going rate for one of the first 1080p projectors was about $10,000. Last year, we saw a number of high-quality offerings around the $5,000 mark.

This year, companies like Optoma, Sanyo, and Mitsubishi have released 1080p projectors priced under $4,000. These entry-level models feature a nice complement of advanced image-adjustment options and all of the desired video inputs: HDMI 1.3, PC, and component video. But the important question is, how does their performance measure up with pricier competition? You’ll have to read on to find out. Read the full articles...