Home Theater Projector: LCD

News 06/30 ViewSonic PJ256D DLP projector Display 1,500 lumens ViewSonic Corp., a worldwide leader in visual display products, today announced the addition of the PJ256D, a 2.2-pound DLP projector, to its extensive professional and consumer display line. Designed to meet the demands of road warriors, the PJ256D is the company’s first micro-portable projector that offers 1,500 lumens of brightness.With an estimated street price of $1,499, the PJ256D offers compatibility, ease of use and excellent image quality in a lightweight, mobile form factor that can be transported easily. The projector’s multiple connectivity options include PCs and DVD players to extend the usage scenarios for the PJ256D, making it practical for viewing presentations in the boardr 10/27 Imaging So Real, Canon's First Super High-Resolution Projector Realis After years of research and development, Canon today introduced a product intended not only to impact the presentation and multimedia industry but also to add new light to advances in projection technology. A product of superior Canon optical engineering, Realis SX50 is a revolutionary new multimedia projector with super-high (SXGA+) resolution utilizing Canon's patented proprietary AISYS (Aspectual Illumination System) technology, which delivers high brightness and high contrast with outstanding image quality in a compact size. "The new Realis SX50 multimedia projector takes the place as Canon's premiere multimedia product equipped to satisfy a wide variety of user needs and environments," 12/10 Sony FX series the VPL-FX51 SuperSmart projector 5,200 ANSI lumens 67% brighter At the Government Video Technology Expo Sony unveiled the latest powerhouse display in its FX series - the VPL-FX51 SuperSmart projector. Now, audiences can see even more dynamic computer and video display compared with its previous model and presenters can take command of this IP addressable networkable projector, while technicians have added control to conduct remote monitoring. The new XGA large-screen projector is able to output 5,200 ANSI lumens, 67% brighter than the company's prior model. The leap in brightness can be attributed to a new lamp and optical engine. The new 1.3-inch LCD panels, together with a Micro Lens Array and a 300-watt UHP lamp, helps produce images with remarkable

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