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Samsung new ultra-compact LED Pico Projector

Samsung Electronics disclosed its new ultra-compact LED Pico Projector in Las Vegas during CES 2010 that equipped with a built-in battery supporting up to 2 hours and features 30 ANSI lumen and a resolution of WVGA 800 X 480.

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3M New Pocket Projector

 

New from 3M is the Pocket projector code name 'MPRO120' which is the next-generation handheld, battery-operated projector. It is portable to use when you have your presentation or sharing videos and images to your friends and clients. You can project in any wall and almost anywhere.

 

 

Product Features

 

• VGA image and 100% color gamut gives the user one of the highest quality images of any portable projector currently available
• Two integrated, half-watt stereo speakers help transform the MPro120 into a self-contained presentation device for entertainment or business application
• Projects eight to 50-inch still or moving image stored on a video capable pass-through device(e.g.MPR3 player, laptop computer, ect.)
• Uses Liquid Crystal on Silicon(LCOS) technology for superb image quality and minimization of component size.
• LED light source with 20,000 hour life means the unit is environmentally friendly and there is no need for a replacement bulb

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SANYO true HD DLP projector

SANYO true HD DLP projector 'PDG-DHT100L' features include a dual lamp system that allows for increased light output and user changeable twin color wheel system that increases color reproduction and light output efficiency and SANYO's Active Maintenance Filter for extended maintenance cycles.

The PDG-DHT100L is the brightest of its class with an incredible 6,500 lumens, and is compatible with a Full HD (1920 X 1080) signal. Contributing to the increased light output efficiency, the PDG-DHT100L is outfitted with two 330-watt HP bulbs and a twin color wheel system. The high brightness projector answers a growing need for projectors to perform in brighter environments, particularly for theaters, auditoriums, or large lecture halls.

The PDG-DHT100L has a twin color wheel system that offers increased color reproduction and light output efficiency, and comes with two different user-changeable color wheels that are optimized for either high brightness or rich color reproduction.

The PDG-DHT100L offers an edge blending function that allows for boundary-less images with multi-image display possibilities. It is also capable of projecting two images simultaneously, either using its built-in picture-in-picture mode or picture-by-picture mode.

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Casio Super Bright Slim Projector Series

Casio introduced its slim projector Super Bright Model XJ-S57/XJ-S52 during info comm 2008 in Las Vegas USA.

Casio Super Bright series features 3000 ANSI lumens light output, 2x Short throw power zoom lens, RS-232 control functionality for integration of AV system project like conference Room, Boradroom and Show Rooms to launch product

The projector weighs 3.97 lbs. and 1.7 inches thickness. Designed to slide into your briefcase with your laptop.

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Optoma Handheld Projector for Mobile Devices

By Mark R, Coolest Gadgets

The other day we reported on a possible mini-projector for the iPhone. I just found out that a company called Optoma has just introduced the first Pico projector based on the DLP (Digital Light Processing) Pico chipset. This projector isn’t just for the iPhone or that snazzy iPhone 3G, but it is designed for any mobile device including iPods, PDAs, smart phones, and digital cameras. Read the rest of this entry...

Portable mini projector designed for iPhone

Honlai Technology unveiled its concept model of the portable mini projector designed for iPhone during Computex 2008.

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Infocus to unveil its 5000 lumens projection for large venue installation

InfoComm 2008, LAS VEGAS, USA. InFocus Corporation unveiled its powerful projection 'IN5100 series' supporting up to 5000 lumens for large venue installation.

The IN5100 series boasts horizontal and vertical lens shift and available in widescreen WXGA resolution. It also features more flexibility, providing HDMI 1.3 and 5 BNC inputs, along with RS232 and embedded network control for easy integration into any infrastructure.

Best price is $3,499 through exclusive InFocus partners this coming July 2008.

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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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Sony VPL-FW300L New LCD Projector

Sony introduces also VPL-FW300L and the VPL-FH300L high end models for “larger venues. They offers 7000 lumens and 6000 lumens brightness respectively. VPL-FW300L can produce 1366 x 800 WXGA+ images while the offers 2048 x 1080 ultra high resolution.

[Via iTechNewsNet]

Samsung New P400 Pocket Imager projector

Yesterday, Samsung a world-leading supplier of professional LCD and PDP display products launches the New P400 Pocket Imager, sophisticated palm-sized DLP Projector in North America.

The P400 features 1-watt (x2) built-in speakers for convenience. Measuring in at 5 inches wide by 3.7 inches deep and 2 inches high, the 1.9-pound pocket imager is both light and portable. Plus, by utilizing LED with a lifespan of up to 30,000 hours, there is no projector lamp to replace. Other offerings included with the P400 Pocket Imager include a remote control, power cables and a sliding lens cap that protects the projector lens without worrying about it falling off or losing it during transit.

Samsung is selling the P400 through authorized resellers for $749.

Via [Electronista][Gizmodo]

Planar PD8150 DLP Projector

By: Thomas J. Norton, UltimateAVmag.com, June 2008

Although Planar has a significant presence in the video-display business, it's relatively new to the home-theater market. The company first popped up a couple of years ago at a major trade show with some intriguing prototypes. Since then, it has expanded its home-theater resume by acquiring Runco and Vidikron, and all three brands maintain their separate identities under the Planar umbrella.

The Planar brand is aimed at more budget-conscious home-theater consumers. As the company's top-of-the-line projector, I would hardly call the $8000 PD8150 "budget," but both Runco and Vidikron offer far more pricey products. Those upmarket nameplates are most often found in custom installations, while Planar's market includes the buy-it, unpack-it, and install-it-yourself crowd—which, I suspect, describes many of UAV's readers.

Features

The PD8150 certainly sports an eye-catching design, with its smoothly rounded, glossy black case. A matching, detachable cover retains the shapely look while concealing the input panel and cables at the back.

The standard zoom lens has a relatively long throw (see Specifications), but a shorter-throw lens is available as a $799 option. Both focus and zoom are manual, as are vertical and horizontal lens shift. Read the full article...

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...

BenQ to present its DLP projector 'SP870'

BenQ Korea(www.BenQ.co.kr) presented its DLP projector 'SP870' in Korea market, which features 5000 ANSI lumens and 2000:1 contrast ratio. Supporting 1024 x 768 native resolution, the SP870 is compatible with HDTV.

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Optoma EP910 Projector

The Optoma EP910 high-performance digital projector perfectly integrates into any professional installation. With the highest resolution image quality possible and native 16:9 high-definition video support, the EP910 delivers bright, rich digital images with full color saturation. Designed for the most demanding high-impact multimedia presentations, the EP910 is unmatched in function and performance.

Features:

- Native SXGA+ (1400 x 1050) resolution professional projector
- Exceptional (1600x 1200) & 1080p (1920 x 1080) resolution support
- Ultra-bright 3500 lumens for dazzing images in any environment
- Superior 3000:1 contrast ratio
- 10 bit per channel color reproduction delivers deeper and more subtle colors
- Network Administrative Management capacity with easy to use web interface and SNMP alarm messaging
- Innovative ?Wind Tunnel? cooling system delivers whisper-quiet operation with minimal light leakage
- One-touch automatic keystone correction

Projector Accessories:

Interlink RemotePoint Navigator 2.4: RemotePoint Navigator is the presentation industry's most ergonomically perfect remote control. Its polished metal, icon-studded control keys support Slide Forward, Slide Back and Slide Hide functions, and a laser pointer. Installation? Just plug in the USB receiver and go! Navigator's 50' RF wireless range means that no matter where you're standing or which way you're facing in the room, your slides will advance on cue - every time.

Product price call: 800-282-6733

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