NEC Unveils Three New Digital Cinema Projectors

By Brian - 10/26/2009 12:30:15 PM

NEC has announced the availability of three new digital cinema projectors that have three brightness level options which can project screen sizes of up to 105 feet wide. These new projectors (NC1200C (9,000 LUMENS), NC2000C (17,000 LUMENS) and NC3200S (31,000 LUMENS) projectors meet DCI (Digital Cinema Initiatives) and an optional internal MediaBlock that should aid ...

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Konka LC47DT68DC LCD TV

By Brian - 09/13/2009 8:20:08 PM

Little-known LCD TV manufacturer Konka has an LCD TV of its own with the Konka LC47DT68DC, an ultra-thin body designed LCD TV that should fit in perfectly in any modern home theater setup or home. It comes with a dual-colored traceless injection display to complement its red and black curved design for that idealistic LCD ...

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NEC MultiSync LCD8205 Named Best Digital Signage at InfoComm 09

By Brian - 06/29/2009 11:24:37 PM

NEC drew praises for its MultiSync LCD8205, being named as the most striking and Best Digital Signage Product for InfoComm09. The 82 inch display was the unanimous choice of readers of Rental and Staging Systems Magazine, acknowledging the rich color and clarity that this NEC solution brings to the world of business and advertising. “Rental ...

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Sanyo Unveils Laser Projector with Highest Brightness Levels

By Brian - 04/14/2009 3:57:05 PM

Sanyo has come up with a new projector offering, one that boasts of high brightness levels that is reportedly 7,000 lumens. This is the highest brightness level in the world today for the yet to be named super-short focus RGB laser projector. The projector can produce full HD images as large as 150 inches when you ...

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Green OLED Become More Efficient in Japan

By DaX - 04/04/2009 6:02:19 PM

A group of Japanese researchers working with green OLED at the Kanazawa Institute of Technology under Akiyoshi Mikami have announced that they are able to double the efficiency of green phospor-based OLEDs. They were able to pull it off by using a 0.7mm thick glass plate with a refraction index of 2.03 which were capable ...

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