Cinemood LTE is a new portable projector that is a crowdfunding project that will be shown at CES in January. An unusual feature is that the device has an integrated LTE modem and is said to be ‘five times brighter’ than the previous version, which seems to be an Indiegogo project that raised $171,438 in the summer of 2016. The unit has covers that include memory for content and some of the content is licensed from Disney. The current version, which is now shipping, will also be shown at the show,
The new Cinemood will add LTE and the company has Disney content
I’m often surprised that projector professionals do not know about the technology from Dynamic Projection Institute which puts a mirror with programmable movement in front of a projector lens to allow the image to be moved around and also to react to content. We originally saw it demonstrated by Panasonic, but now the company has a version for three chip DLP projectors in the Christie M Series (e.g. the HD14K-M) and from the Christie Roadster Series, like the HD20K-J.
Iiyama has made three of its existing monitors available in white cases. They are the 24″ ProLite XUB2492HSU and 27″ XUB2792QSU, which are IPS-based and the 27’’ ProLite B2791HSU which is a TN model and with 75Hz refresh and 1ms response for gaming.
Teledyne Lecroy has released two new portable instruments, the 280G HDMI/HDBaseT Generator and the 280A Analyser. They are designed for installers to allow them to test HDBaseT installations. HDMI is supported up to 600MHz pixel rate and HDBaseT to 300MHz. There is an embedded touch screen with 480 x 272 resolution. The units can operate on rechargeable C batteries or mains power.
Teledyne Lecroy’s new 280a and 280g analyser and generator.
