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Intel Kaby Lake Processors to Support HDR – Maybe

by Chris Chinnock

The web was rampant with leaked information on Intel’s new Kaby Lake-S platform and its reported support for HDR. Intel has not confirmed this, the information below is rumor, not fact. Nevertheless, such support …

Apple Patent Application Features Dual-Layer LCD for HDR

by Chris Chinnock

A patent application by Apple was published that shows a method for creating High Dynamic Range (HDR) images using a dual-LCD approach. While this will definitely work, it is not likely to be a …

Tags:Apple| HDR - High Dynamic Range| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 24

A New Way to Create Projected HDR?

by Chris Chinnock

With High Dynamic Range (HDR) TVs offering 600 to 1000 cd/m² of peak luminance and various levels of black, many are concerned that the experience in the cinema is starting to lag behind the …

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| Laser Projectors| Vol 23 - Issue 24

Infitec Shows New 6P 3D Glasses

by Chris Chinnock

The new six primary (6P) RGB laser systems can offer outstanding 3D performance, but the quality of the 3D glasses to separate the left and right eye images has caused some complaints because of …

Luminit Reveals New Screen Technology

by Chris Chinnock

In a presentation at Display Summit (DS14 Luminit Has New Screen Technology) and in a booth on the InfoComm show floor, optical specialists Luminit have announced a new screen technology they call Crystal Screen. …

Tags:Infocomm 2016| Large Display Monitor| Projection Screens| Vol 23 - Issue 24

Epson Expands BrightLink Pro Office Applications

by Chris Chinnock

Epson used InfoComm to announce additional solutions in the BrightLink Pro Series that further expand the application of the products in the office environment. The BrightLink Pro All-in-One Interactive Display comes equipped with a …

InFocus Announces Four New Projector Lines

by Chris Chinnock

The new projectors from InFocus have a strong emphasis on wireless connectivity. Their “LightCast” name means the device can support Miracast, Airplay and Chrome wireless content sharing. It is implemented in a USB dongle …

Ricoh Broadens Projector Line

by Chris Chinnock

Ricoh is a company that is more known for its copiers and other office machines. Four years ago, they decided to enter the Professional AV market but at InfoComm 2016 they showed a full …

Christie Releases New Projectors, High Bandwidth Module and Projection Mapping Tool Kit

by Chris Chinnock

Christie’s booth at InfoComm was similar to the one at NAB with a large interactive projection mapping application and supporting demo station. But it also introduced a new tool kit for this application called …

Sony Electronics Announces FHD 3D Home Theater Projector

by Chris Chinnock

Sony Electronics used InfoComm to announce the latest edition to its home theater projector line – the VPL-HW45ES. This is a 1080p model offering 1800 lumens and supports 3D presentation. It is the cousin …

Barco Focuses on Laser Phosphor Solutions at InfoComm

by Chris Chinnock

Barco did not announce any new projectors but showed a number of products that were announced at ISE in North America for the first time. They had hoped to showcase their big new 30K …

Optoma Releases New Projectors

by Chris Chinnock

Optoma had an attractive booth at InfoComm with an arch illuminated by projectors, a dome display (covered separately), 4K projectors (covered separately) and new projector launches. The arch for example, featured four Optoma WU1500 …

Tags:Infocomm 2016| Large Display Monitor| Laser Phosphor Projectors| Optoma| Vol 23 - Issue 24