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DS14 Luminit Has New Screen Technology

by Bob Raikes

Seth Coe-Sullivan (who some of you know him from QD Vision where he remains on the board) is from Luminit where he is mainly working now. The company is a privately held business with …

Fujifilm Discusses Novel Transparent Screen Design

by Chris Chinnock

Transparent screens for projection applications are not very common, but they can be quite effective for advertising, merchandising and increasingly, augmented reality applications such as Head Up Displays. At SID 2016, Fujifilm gave a …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Projection Screens| SID Display Week 2016| Vol 23 - Issue 21

Flat Panel Displays versus Projectors in Education

by Len Scrogan

The education world took notice recently when a blog headline startled us with the warning: “Study: Over Half of Students Unable to Read Content Displayed on 70-inch Flat Panel.” That’s particularly alarming, since most …

Tags:display technology| Education| Projection Screens| Projectors| Vol 23 - Issue 21

New Ambient Light Rejecting Projector Screen Gives Better Contrast and Brighter Images

by Isaac Oburu

TV fans, gamers and those that love to watch sports and films will see even more of the action with the new ambient light rejecting projectorscreen from Optoma – the ALR100. This high performance …

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DNP Focuses on Short Throw Screens

by Chris Chinnock

One of the clear outcomes of the Display Summit China event was the wide support for short throw laser TV products in China. These need special screens that can accept the light at a …

LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 20

by Tom Allen

Image: MekoMost of the H-series TVs from Hisense, which were introduced at CES 2016 (Hisense Begins Sharp Licensing), are now available in the USA. The H8 ($600 50H8C $700 and 55H8C), H5 ($200 – …

Bristol Motor Speedway’s Colossus TV Coming to Life for Food City 500 Race Weekend

by Isaac Oburu

Two thousand years ago, travelers approaching the Greek island of Rhodes could see a giant statue, made of iron and brass, shining on the horizon. Known as Colossus, it was considered a masterpiece of …

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Speedo Launches Team Speedo With Holo-Gauze AR

by Tom Allen

Holotronica, creator of a holography/projection screen technology called Holo-Gauze, created a 20m x 9m augmented reality installation for the launch of Team Speedo in New York. A film charting the success of 24 Team …

Carloudy: An Automotive Head-Up Display

by Arthur Berman

During recent years, head-up displays (HUDs) have become available as an option in some luxury car models. Now, an aftermarket alternative is under development by Cognitive AI Technologies Inc. (Chicago, IL). The device is …

Forbes Chooses AV Stumpfl

by Tom Allen

AV Stumpfl supplied one of its curved projection screens – 4m x 30m – for use at Forbes’ international conference. Held in Athens, the event was attended by more than 500 people. Five of …

NEC Planning LED Signage with Peel-and-Replace Modules

by Ken Werner

On November 4, NEC’s professional A/V division mounted its New York ShowCase to give its partners a chance to show their wares. The event was held at SIR Stage 37, a 37th-street exhibition venue …

Elko Group Signs ScreenMedia

by Milos Pavlovic

Elko is now distributing ScreenMedia’s projection screen, mounts and lifts in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

Tags:Distribution| Large Display Monitor| Projection Screens| Vol 22 - Issue 45