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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 …

Vivitek’s New Projectors Include Small 1080P LED

by Chris Chinnock

OEM manufacturer Delta offers some of its projection and display products under the brand name Vivitek. At InfoComm they debuted several new projector models, as detailed below. A 4K laser rear projection cube, 4K …

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 …

Rear Projection Cube Updates

by Chris Chinnock

Barco introduced the first RGB laser based rear projection cube in a 70” screen size. The technology was profiled in a presentation at Display Summit and demonstrated on the InfoComm show floor. (DS31 Barco …

Da-Lite Introduces New Fast-Fold Screen Solution

by Chris Chinnock

We have used Da-Lite screens at our Display Summit event for years. The screens are great but the frames have always been a manually intensive project to assemble and break down. At InfoComm, the …

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Projector Round Up

by Chris Chinnock

Casio used ISE to introduce its 6th generation of lamp-free projectors with seven new models in its Advanced series. Nothing new was announced at InfoComm. The Advanced series consists of three XGA and four …

Butterfly Shows Off Pico Projectors

by Chris Chinnock

Pico Projector sales have taken off in the last year or so, particularly in China, said pico projector maker Butterfly at InfoComm 2016. They are becoming popular in college dorms, as second TVs and …

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Short Throw Laser TV Makes Big Showing at InfoComm

by Chris Chinnock

Following Display Summit China, we told you that there was tremendous activity in China over the so-called “Laser TV” category. This means a laser-phosphor-based projector that is mounted below a screen and placed usually …

Other Screen News from InfoComm 2016

by Chris Chinnock

MicroLite was at InfoComm to show off its existing screen materials, but we also learned of two new screens that will debut in August. The company only offers front projection screens in sizes up …

Screen Innovations Introduces “Rollable TV” Screen

by Chris Chinnock

Screen Innovation (SI) did their usual energetic sales pitch at their booth at InfoComm where they showcased a number of their screens and introduced a new one call Zero-G, which they dubbed a “Rollable …

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DS21 VefXi Has a New Chip for Auto 3D Content Creation

by Bob Raikes

Craig Peterson is CEO of VEFXi which is working in VR and we have reported several times on the company this year, since MWC. He started by saying that there are two kinds of …

The Art of Technology Forecasts

by Norbert Hildebrand

When a new technology is introduced through prototypes, demonstrators or even first products, the technology-centric press like the one you are reading right now, soon starts writing about the wonderful new technology and what …

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