Articles in the Projectors Category

Pocket Projector
Posted in Gadget, Projectors on 3 December 2008

For just 147g and measure 27 × you can 58×900mm obtain MP15A Series, a mobile projector pocket of the company Adtec with a resolution of 4:3 with 15 lumens of brightness, a contrast ratio of 200:1 and a life of 20,000 hours, according to the company, for its LEDs.

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Runco Launches CineWall CW-95HD
Posted in Projectors on 17 October 2008

Projections have always been a big thing these days and especially so, when boardroom meetings and presentations have transcended the usual PowerPoint presentations. Customers these days seek novel and hi-tech projection systems and the competition is too high. Runco has launched the new CineWall CW-95HD, which happens to be an in-wall projection system, and comes with both a projection front and also a huge flat screen display.

The ConstantContrast feature helps in frame-by-frame correction of contrast. Sharp looking video has been made possible thanks to CinOptx lens system. The Vivix II internal processing and CineWide technology make sure this isn’t your regular projection system.

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Adler Zeiss Mark VI Projector: to Buy or not to Buy
Posted in Projectors, Unique Gadget on 10 October 2008


GadgetsBlog is the last place you might think you would find yourself reading about the developments of the electoral campaign between McCain and Obama, but exceptions have to be mad every now and then. McCain’s recent remark about Obama’s supposed ridiculous earmark for an overhead projector for a planetarium have the gadget freaks siding with Obama.

The projector in question is the Adler Zeiss Mark VI projector which is actually not an overhead projector according to a press release by the Adler Planetarium. The Adler Planetarium of Chicago further reveals that this is the projector which provides you the typical planetarium experience by reproducing the night sky in a dome theatre. Â The reason why Adler Planetarium wishes to renew their projector is because spare parts and service is no longer being provided by the manufacturer for the old design and a new projector is desperately needed for the continuation of the planetarium.

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Planar PD 7130 Is A One-Stop Shop For Projector Solutions
Posted in Projectors on 3 October 2008

Planar PD 7130 is your one stop shop for all of your projector solutions, which are among the best projectors on the market today. Whether for your conference room or your home theatre Planar PD 7130 works efficiently. It is wonderfully embedded with features of 900 lumens of brightness as well as impressive 4500:1 contrast ratio through TI Dark Chip teach .

The Hi def inputs consists of two component and one DVI. The internal lamp is badged for working up to 3000 hours but this depends on usage of course. Here in the projector category Planar PD 7130 is definitely the best one. It’s the most comprehensive, gives you the best quality. Isn’t it great to have experience using a projector as their primary TV on the weekends?

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DLA-SHAK: World’s Smallest High Definition Projector by JVC
Posted in Handhelds, Projectors on 9 September 2008


JVC brings you the smallest high definition projector in the world called the DLA-SHAK at CEDIA. This product is based upon JVC’s new 1.27″ 10 mega pixel D-ILA devices .The SH4K is 4 times the resolution along with great clarity than any other HD projectors. You also have to know that it comes along with other amazing features including 4,096 x 2,400 native resolution, 3,500 ANSI lumens brightness , 10,000:1 contrast ratio , four DVI-D inputs , Ethernet port , RS-232C , USB port suiting your professional requirements and finding answers for all your demands and searches.

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View Celestial Bodies on Your Ceiling with the HomeStar Planetarium Projector
Posted in Projectors, Unique Gadget on 4 September 2008


The appearance of stars can do a lot of things. It can put people into romantic musings, computer geeks may start speaking in sonnets and most everyone else gets dreamy eyed. Wishing upon a star is believed to make them true and lying in bed at night, falling asleep while watching stars is rumoured to give you great dreams. Whatever may be the consequences of it, everyone loves star-gazing, but this is often rendered impossible because of cloudy or dark nights when stars seem to shy away from making an appearance. Even on the clearest night, only a telescope can help us view the most. The HomeStar Planetarium Projector gives users the chance to view over 10,000 stars.

This futuristic looking shiny black ball sitting on its own stand allows users to have an amazing view of the starry sky by projecting the image upon the wall on ceiling of the room. The HomeStar Planetarium Projector offers a high-quality display and is motorized to move the star map in perfect time with the stars, as it rotates on its axis. Stargazers may even catch a view of random streaking meteors with this projector. It also contains two high resolution disks that show star field views of the northern and southern skies. The HomeStar Planetarium Projector costs $130 from Amazon and can run on either battery pack or AC adaptor.

Via: CoolestGadgets

Portable PC Theatre: Notebook cum Projector
Posted in Computer, Concept, Projectors, Unique Gadget on 2 September 2008


Carrying your notebook and running around to find a projector every time you need to give a PowerPoint presentation is such a waste of time. Next time, walk into the boardroom with a two-in-one notebook/projector and impress your boss. You will look more in control of the situation if you are not bogged down carrying loads of items. Not to mention, so very cool. The portable PC theatre concept incorporates a multimedia PC and a 5.1 surround sound movie system.

With a nearby power outlet, the Portable PC Theatre would keep going for hours; the notebook battery may not work for a long time because unfortunately, this baby eats up a lot of power. The projector can also be detached and placed on an even surface during use, in case over-heating occurs inside the unified casing. The Portable PC Theatre has a design that makes it easy to carry but the features haven’t caught on enough to get it beyond the conceptual stage.

Via: TechPin

$15,500 Viper: Planar’s DLP HD Projector Respects Your Home Theater
Posted in Projectors on 28 August 2008

The Black Viper glides in from the domicile of Planar and I am sure its vibes are enough to gather your attention. Distinctly developed to fit into your den, Planar’s Viper was purposely engineered to render matchless HD feat on truly large displays (bigger than 110-inches). Tugged with a three-chip DLP, it sports 10-bit autonomous dual image dispensation, a 10,000:1 contrast ratio (at 2,000 lumens of brightness), and 1280 X 720p resolution that does justice to a 110-inch screen. Designed using Texas Instruments, the projector guarantees to bring out the best black level facsimile for an obverse projector wherever.

If you have lost your heart to this projector then behave maturely and dig into your deep pockets by shelling over a callous sum of $15,500.

Via Wired

Full HD projector Sanyo PLV-Z700
Posted in Projectors on 19 August 2008

Full HD projector Sanyo PLV-Z700., 1080p, Full HD, PLV-Z700, Projector Sanyo

Sanyo will launch in the European market this new projector, the PLV-Z700. Main Feature: Full HD (1080p). It has a contrast of 10000:1 and 1200 ANSI lumens. It includes two HDMI ports 1.3by the maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080.

It is assumed that goes on sale in October, but the price is brought forward and is now launching in the UK, which leaves us a little tables, because is supposed to be a mid-range projector with a price ” reduced. “

Heralding interactivity: Talking Towers
Posted in Architecture, Concept, High tech, Japanese gadgets, Projectors on 18 August 2008

talking towers

Interactivity is the buzz word today and buildings were the only static thing untouched by this phenomenon until the concept of Talking Towers came into being.

Designed by Bieling Heydekamp Klotsche Zelmer, this is an Interactive Video-Installation, which gives participants the power to modulate and move the particles with the help of a light stick. Following this, the moving particles are then projected on the newly built Kranhaus SĂĽd in Cologne.

The installation is open to public viewing post August 16 during the “New Talents” Design Biennale.
Via: Design Spotter

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