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Canon Brings First Laser to DSE ’16

by Tom Allen

At Digital Signage Expo 2016, Canon introduced its first-ever laser-phosphor projector: the LX-MU800Z. It is a DLP unit with seven interchangeable lenses, a sealed filter-free design and motorised lens shift. The projector is an …

ViewSonic Boosts Colour with RGBRGB

by Tom Allen

ViewSonic has unveiled three new members of Lightstream DLP projector product range, focusing on colour accuracy and sound output. They are the Pro7827HD; PJD7828HDL; and PJD7720HD. Each projector features ViewSonic’s PortAll system: a hidden …

Tags:Colour Wheel| DLP Projectors| Large Display Monitor| ViewSonic| Vol 23 - Issue 10

Optoma Chooses 16:6

by Tom Allen

Just before ISE, Optoma announced a new DLP laser-phosphor projector with an ultra-short throw ratio (ISE is Round the Corner) – and the company has now brought it to the market. Based on a …

Panasonic Deepens UNESCO Partnership

by Tom Allen

Panasonic has installed a full AV solution at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, in Room 1 – the centre’s largest conference room. Room 1 seats about 1,000 people. Panasonic supplied a PT-DZ21KEJ projector; AK-HC1800G …

LDM Product Roundup Vol 23 No 09

by Tom Allen

Asus‘ MG24UQ UltraHD monitor (LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 03) will be available for sale ‘soon’. However, the company has still not shared pricing information. The WU1500 DLP projector, which Optoma introduced …

CLO and Accurate DLP Colour at ISE 2016

by Bob Raikes

Demo of CLO at ISE with Dr Karl Lang and also coverage of Optoma/TI demonstration of accurate colour with DLP

Tags:3LCD| Colour Quality| Colour Wheel| DLP Projectors| ISE 2016

Coretronic Transformation Fails to Save Shipments

by Tom Allen

Company chair Chang Wei-yi has said that Coretronic is in the midst of a transition from a backlight unit maker to a display solutions provider. The switch is mainly being undertaken to raise production …

Canon’s Dual Lamps are Reliable

by Tom Allen

The LX-MU700 projector was Canon’s newest product: it’s a dual-lamp DLP model with 1920 x 1200 resolution. It is designed for long-term and reliable projection; the dual lamps provide redundancy and can be used …

Mitsubishi Pushes Rear-Projection

by Bob Raikes

Mitsubishi still has a big booth at ISE and although we were told “it’ll be heaving at 5:00pm!” (on account of the free beer), actually, the booth was busy, but not full, even with …

Hitachi Uses Philips HLD

by Tom Allen

Hitachi was promoting the launch of its new 5000 Series, which we have covered before (Hitachi Optimises Installation Images), and showing off a new projector using Philips’ HLD LED technology (Philips Introduces ColorSpark). The …

Casio Phases Out M Series

by Tom Allen

A few weeks before ISE, we saw Casio at BETT, where the company surprised us by launching a new projector (Casio Emphasises Reliability). Most companies hold off on product launches until the larger show …

Ricoh Chooses DisplayPort for Projector

by Tom Allen

Ricoh’s WU5570 DLP projector is designed for audiences of up to 50 people, whether that is in a presentation or collaborative format. The unit can be controlled through Crestron, AMX and PJLink systems. It …

Tags:DisplayPort| DLP Projectors| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 06