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Optoma Promotes Colour With Rebranding

by Tom Allen

In a bid to focus attention on the colour reproduction of its DLP projectors, Optoma has come up with a new marketing term: Amazing Colour. It is a catch-all piece of marketing, referring to …

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 …

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 …

4K DLP Projector Summary

by Chris Chinnock

TI has a new 0.65” “4K” imager that is composed of 4 million mirrors and an image shifter. This was first shown in public at CEDIA 2015, which we wrote about (TI to Bring …

BenQ Releases New BlueCore DLP Laser Projector

by Chris Chinnock

BenQ America Corp. used InfoComm to unveil its brightest projector to date – an 8000 lumen WUXGA resolution model that is laser-phosphor based – and part of the new BenQ professional line of BlueCore …

Acer Boosts Colour on Budget Models

by Tom Allen

Acer’s X1 DLP projector range is said to provide a quality experience, despite being aimed at budget-conscious users. Four models (X115, X115H, X125H, and X135WH) make up the range, with brightness reaching 3,400 lumens. …

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Panasonic Shifts Pixels at Infocomm

by Tom Allen

The PT-RQ32K is a high-brightness 5k (5120 x 3200) projector, which Panasonic is showing off at Infocomm this week. Developed for rental and staging, the unit reaches 27,000 centre lumens and a 240Hz refresh …

A Phoenix Rises…

by Bob Raikes

Today I was wondering what to write about for my Display Daily. I’m at the Display Summit in Las Vegas, just before Infocomm, and I had lots of possible stories, but none that stood …

Canon is Ready for Infocomm

by Tom Allen

Canon will provide vistors to its Infocomm stand with the opportunity to go hands-on with its products, including its UltraHD reference displays, handheld wireless presenters and cameras. There will be several new demonstrations this …

Tags:Canon| DLP Projectors| Infocomm 2016| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 21

Vivitek Runs 24/7

by Tom Allen

Owners have multiple choices with Vivitek’s new laser phosphor DLP projector, the DU7090Z. The unit is supplied with five optional lenses, a centred lens design for easy set-up and both horizontal and vertical lens …

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Ricoh Enters Home Theatre

by Tom Allen

Ricoh’s first-ever home theatre projector is the PJ HDC5420: it’s a DLP unit with a six-segment colour wheel, MHL connectivity and very fast set-up. Portability is key to the unit, and Ricoh promises that …

Tags:DLP Projectors| Infocomm 2016| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 21