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PROJECTION DISPLAYS Cinema Projector Uses DLP.(NEC Technologies’ NE SX6000-DC)(Product Announcement): An article from: Display Development News

PROJECTION DISPLAYS Cinema Projector Uses DLP.(NEC Technologies' NE SX6000-DC)(Product Announcement): An article from: Display Development News

This digital document is an article from Display Development News, published by Business Communications Company, Inc. on March 1, 2001. The length of the article is 520 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: PROJECTION DISPLAYS Cinema Projector Uses DLP.(NEC Technologies' NE SX6000-DC)(Product Announcement)
Publication: Display Development News (Newsletter)
Date: March 1, 2001
Publisher: Business Communications Company, Inc.
Volume: 6 Issue: 3 Page: NA

Article Type: Product Announcement

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NEC Intros Fixed- Installation Projector.(NEC Technologies’ NEC MultiSync GT1150)(Product Announcement): An article from: Display Development News

NEC Intros Fixed- Installation Projector.(NEC Technologies’ NEC MultiSync GT1150)(Product Announcement): An article from: Display Development News

This digital document is an article from Display Development News, published by Business Communications Company, Inc. on December 1, 2000. The length of the article is 510 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

Citation Details
Title: NEC Intros Fixed- Installation Projector.(NEC Technologies’ NEC MultiSync GT1150)(Product Announcement)
Publication: Display Development News (Newsletter)
Date: December 1, 2000
Publisher: Business Communications Company, Inc.
Volume: 6 Issue: 12 Page: NA

Article Type: Product Announcement

Distributed by Thomson Gale

List Price: $ 5.95

Price: $ 5.95

Replacement Lamp for Np Models

• Compatible with NP300 NP400 NP500 NP600 NP500W NP610 NP610S
• 210 W Projector Lamp
• Lamp Life: 3000 Hour Normal, 4000 Hour ECO
• Compatible Devices: LCD

Replacement Lamp for NP400, NP500 and NP600

List Price: $ 486.93

Price: $ 197.00

NEC MultiSync VT580 LCD Media Projector XGA 2000 Lumens NO LAMP

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NEC MultiSync VT676 LCD Projector NEW LAMP 100% REMAINING With Rmote

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Aaxa Technologies KP-100-01 P1 Jr. Pico Hand Held Projector Reviews

Aaxa Technologies KP-100-01 P1 Jr. Pico Hand Held Projector

• 10 Lumens LCOS Optical Engine, 15,000 Hour LED Lamp
• Video/Image Decoder,SD Card Slot
• Composite A/V Input,USB OTG Reader
• Adjustable Tripod,Mono Speaker
• iPod/iPhone Compatible,1 Year Limited Warranty

The AAXA P1 Jr. pico projector combines ultra-compact, long lasting LED projection technology with the latest multimedia features to create a powerful yet pocketable entertainment device. With the built in media player and battery, the P1 Jr. allows you to carry and share videos and images anywhere with up to a 50″ image!

Smaller than a smart phone and less than 1-inch thick, the P1 Jr. employs AAXA’s tiny new P110 optical engine and produces a substantial 10-lumen image in a 4:3 aspect ratio. The P1 Jr. is capable of playing videos, pictures, and music files.

Price: $ 106.41

Portable Multimedia Pocket Mini Projector~up to 54" Scn

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Optoma PK301 Pico Pocket Projector DLP w/ Free Targus Mini Tripod

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More Pocket Projectors Products

Aaxa Technologies KP300-01 P2 Pico Projector Bundle With Mini Tripod & Cable For iPod / iPhone, Zune, PSP

• World’s Brightest Pico Projector! Sharp SVGA (800×600) resolution.
• Bright 33 Lumen LED light source.
• 1GB onboard memory + microSD reader.
• MP4, MP3, AVI, JPG, WMV decoder.
• Projects up to a 80″ image. Super Color and Image Quality.

Product Description

Aaxa Technologies KP300-01 P2 Pico Projector.

- Native Resolution : SVGA (800×600).

- Brightness : 33 ANSI-Lumens.

- Contrast Ratio : 1000:1.

- Noise : 30dB.

- Projection Lens : Manual Focus.

- Projection Image : Available Size 7 ~ 80 inch.

- Lamp : Single Chip White LED. Life 30,000 hrs.

- Projection Angle : 33.4°.

- Audio Output : Stereo 1w speakers. Stereo speaker/headphone mini-jack.

- Color : Glossy Black.

- Storage Capacity : Built in 1Gb flash memory + microSD/TF card reader.

- Menu Language : English, Korean, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Swedish, Portuguese, Chinese Simplified, Polski.

- Aspect Ratio Control : 4:3.

- Dimension : 110*59*27mm.

- Weight : 260g.

- Power Consumption : 15w.

- Power Supply : DC 1700 mAh battery. AC100~240V(Free Voltage), 50Hz/60Hz.

- Supported Formats : MP4/MP3/WMA/OGG/WAV/AVI/WMV/SMV/ BMP/JPG/GIF/TXT.

- Conformances : CE, FCC Class A.

- Video In : VGA (15-pin D-Sub). Composite A/V (3.5mm Jack).

- Audio Out : 3.5mm Stereo Headphone Jack.

- USB : 5 Pin Mini USB.

Bundle Also Includes:

- Ipod/Iphone AV Cable for Aaxa Projectors.

- PSP AV Cable for Aaxa Projectors.

- P1 Tripod Kit for P1 Pocket Projector.

- Microsoft Zune AV Cable for Aaxa Projectors.

Aaxa Technologies KP300-01 P2 Pico Projector Bundle With Mini Tripod & Cable For iPod / iPhone, Zune, PSP

AAXA Technologies P2 Pico Multimedia Handheld Projector

• 1GB onboard memory + microSD reader- remote control- tripod included.The single LED light source eliminates motion blur and color break up
• MP4/ MP3/ AVI/ JPG/ WMV decoder- RGB/ iPod/ PSP/ PDA/ DVD input
• 33 Lumens LED Light Source Projects up to a 80-inch image**(In low-light conditions)
• Sharp SVGA (800×600) resolution * Environmentally Friendly: The LED Lamp consumes less power.
• 30 Minute Battery Life- AC adapter Included- optional 3 hr battery available
• The LED Lamp is also 100% free of mercury and as the bulb never needs to be replaced there are no discarded bulbs.

Product Description

AAXA Technologies is pleased to introduce the AAXA P2 Pico Projector – the brightest pico projector on the market. Designed for the professional user, the AAXA P2 micro projector employs an ultra-efficient optical engine design, new LCoS chip, and high-power LED to achieve a stunning 33 lumen output at 800×600 resolution. The AAXA P2 projector brings true business presentation capabilities to the micro projector market. With its ultra-efficient optical engine, the P2 can produce excellent quality images even in less-than-dark environments.* When used in darker environments the P2 can produce spectacular images up to 80″.

Professional features include a direct VGA connector supporting up to 1280×720 resolution for laptop connection, an infrared remote control, dual 0.5 watt stereo speakers, and on-board gamma correction. Additional features include AAXA’s popular MP4 player capable of decoding of video, audio, and images (MP4, MP3, WMA, AVI, WMV, JPG, GIF, TXT), 1GB onboard memory, and a microSD slot capable of reading up to 4GB cards.

The P2 is packaged into a pint-sized unit measuring 4.3″ x 2.3″ x 1″ and weighs in at only 260 grams(**). The P2 projector easily drops into any pocket or brief case and is fully portable and battery powered for true business flexibility. Additional accessories allow the P2 to connect to Apple iPhone/iPod, Microsoft Zune, Sony Playstation Portable (PSP), and a wide range of cellphones from Nokia, LG, Samsung, and HTC.

Battery life is rated at 35 minutes, with optional 70 and 180 minute batteries available. The included AC adapter allows for unlimited run times.

AAXA Technologies P2 Pico Multimedia Handheld Projector

8 Mobile Technologies to Watch in 2010

8 Mobile Technologies to Watch in 2010
At the beginning of this year, analyst firm Gartner released a report that highlights eight up-and-coming mobile technologies which they predict will impact the mobile industry over the course of the next two years. According to Nick Jones, vice president and analyst at the firm, the technologies they’ve identified will evolve quickly and will likely pose issues that will have to be addressed by …

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Understanding Different Tv Technologies

Anyone who has been watching TV for a few decades now tends to feel that flat panel television is the best thing to have happened to television viewers. The market is now flooded with advanced television technology in the form of plasma televisions, LCD televisions, DLP televisions and projection TV.

It’s The Difference:

Flat panel televisions comprise of Plasma, LCD, rear projection, and DLP TV. These terms can appear confusing to someone who is trying to decide on which of these is best. Here is a quick look at what goes behind each of these technologies to bring those fantastically real images to the viewer:

Plasma Television: In the flat panel category, in plasma televisions, a variety of gases like neon argon and xenon emit light and color to the TV screen when they are stimulated by electrical impulses. There is a matrix of miniature phosphor coated gas plasma bubbles, which are powered through electrical impulses that result in the formation of the picture. There are some really wide plasma screens available, exceeding thirty inches, with stunning images with the sharp contrast. Plasma televisions are better than liquid crystal displays because they are faster in terms of response, offer a more wide viewing angle. The picture display quality appears far better.

LCD Television: Also called liquid crystal display TV, these are also flat panel TVs. The technology works when a solution of liquid crystals is sandwiched between two glass panes. This solution carries electrical charges. A florescent bulb emits white light, which the crystals block and reflect, which results in the picture the viewer sees on the screen. LCD TVs are very popular with an ever-increasing market. They last long, are slim and energy efficient.

DLP TV – DLP or Digital Lighting Processing technology has come in recently. These projection TVs use a computer chip equipped with innumerable mirrors, which project and then reflect the picture. The picture quality is superior. Today, many home theater systems and entertainment projectors use this technology.

HDTV or High Definition Television is basically a digital format. A viewer can really enjoy the experience of HDTV when the show is made using high definition technology and broadcast through an HDTV signal via an HDTV TV channel to an HDTV television. There are HD ready TV sets in the market today. These have a screen that can display the HDTV signal. It requires an HDTV receiver/decoder to broadcast the signals.

Rear Projection TVs These are large-screen TVs that are more reasonably priced than the others, giving the viewer a great option that combines size with price. Most of these support the HDTV format. Rear Projection TVs use different technologies to produce their pictures and this can be CRT, DLP or LCD. They can be thin and light and have to be viewed straight on to get the best effect.

The great thing about these TVs is their amazing color clarity and life like visuals, making the viewer feel as if she or he is a part of the scene. Market leaders in this field are Panasonic, Toshiba, Hitachi, Samsung, Philips, etc. There is no such thing as the best TV; what really matters is what features matter most to the viewer and consequently what might be a pro for one viewer might well be a con for the other.

The core technologies behind the popularity of micro and pico projectors

Pico and micro projectors have become extremely popular in the recent months.  This popularity increase has been largely attributed to advances in optical engine technology that allows pico and micro projectors to be produced inexpensively and reliably.

Two technological advances have allowed the cost effective production of the micro projector and the cost effective optical engine.  The first is LED technology.  Once relegated to low output applications such as indicator lights, light-emitting-diodes are rapidly being integrated into general lighting products such as warehouse lighting, street lighting, flashlight use, and of course optical engines for projectors.  While still not as energy efficient as the traditional UHP or HID type bulb LEDs are rapidly catching up in terms of yield per watt.  Furthermore, LEDs due to their longevity and quick on-times are rapidly becoming the light source of choice for many of these applications including optical engines.  These innate characteristics coupled with their compact nature of LEDs makes them a great choice for optical engines for micro projectors.

In pico and micro projector applications, LEDs are employed as the primary light-source.  They can either be employed in a single white LED format, where a color filter then produces the primary RGB colors necessary to produce an image, or they can be employed in an RGB format, where quick on-times allow red, green, and blue LEDs to light-off sequentially, projecting a full color picture.

Coupled with advances in nano-technology, LCOS imagers can now be manufactured cheaply and reliably.

Coupled with LEDs these two technologies allow the creation of small, bright, and high resolution optical engines at low costs.  And it is these small optical engines that are the heart of the pico projector movement.