At the ISE trade fair, Sony Professional Solutions Europe presented the GXD-L52H1, a Full HD public display for innovative digital-signage applications, for the first time. The 52-inch model is extremely robust and dust-resistant and is therefore particularly suitable for demanding continuous operation.
SANYO is presenting four new professional LCD monitors at Integrated Systems Europe, including weatherproof and protected models for demanding installations.
Sony Professional Solutions Europe receives the 2008 iF product design award for outstanding design for the two business projectors. Innovative technology in a distinctive form impressed the jury, which honored the current installation models. Sony receives a total of 21 iF product design awards this year.
Flat screens do not forgive incorrect settings. Candy colours, a comic-book look and artificial image exaggeration often dominate not only at the POS, but also prevent correct, high-quality reproduction of premium television and video material in customers’ homes. Two companies are now joining forces to counter this problem: Datacolor and MGR International
There are plenty of opportunities for boredom: whether on a long-haul flight to a holiday destination, on a train to a business meeting or in a doctor’s waiting room. Carl Zeiss’s cinemizer makes time quite literally fly by.
Pioneer Corporation is presenting Project KURO at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Under this project, Pioneer has developed concepts for future plasma-display technologies.
Since the beginning of the year, WDR television, including all eleven Lokalzeit editions from its regional studios, has been available in 16:9 widescreen format.
Japanese electronics group Toshiba intends to source large LCD flat screens from Sharp in future. Representatives of both groups announced this on Friday. In view of intensifying global competition for flat-screen televisions, Toshiba intends to reduce production costs in this way.
Anyone who wants to use Christmas to switch to a large-format LCD display should take a look at ViewSonic's 27.5“ VX2835wm model, whose price has just been dramatically reduced.
As market researcher DisplaySearch http://www.displaysearch.com reports in a current analysis, the luminous efficiency of plasma displays is expected to improve significantly in just a few years. At the same time, both power consumption and production costs will be reduced.
NEC Display Solutions is launching three new LCD installation projectors in the NP series. The highlight of the new models is their WLAN function. Thanks to it, a WLAN network can be set up quickly and easily between the projector and a Windows Vista-compatible signal source.
BenQ now presents the MP723 data and video projector, which is distinguished by its versatile use, from the conference room to the classroom. The MP723 impresses with a brightness of 3,300 ANSI lumens, an XGA resolution (1,024 x 768 pixels), a contrast of 2,000:1 as well as a 6-segment color wheel.
BenQ presents the W5000 home-cinema projector in mid-November with Full HD resolution (1,920 x 1,080p). Thanks to HQV technology (Hollywood Quality Video) and 1.07 billion colors, the BenQ W5000 meets the highest demands for color variety in image reproduction.
Buyers of a modern flat-screen television always face the difficult question: LCD or plasma? As part of a major buying guide, CHIP Online now gives the definitive answer. “LCD is clearly ahead,” says CHIP Online editor-in-chief Christian Riedel. “Here, the buyer has the best selection and the best price-performance ratio.”
The newly opened production facility in Nitra, which has state-of-the-art technical
equipment and focuses on the manufacture of large-format premium LCD mod-els, will, together with the plant in Barcelona (Spain), be Sony’s main production facility for LCD televisions for the European market. In 2008, the annual production capacity of the Nitra plant will be 3 million LCD televisions. 3000 employees will be employed there.
NTRglobal recognized the trend toward increasing the productivity of multi-display workstations early on, and with its NTRsupport remote-support solution offers suitable software for web-based IT assistance from afar.
The Dutch shows three-dimensional video-on-demand feature films as part of the Amsterdam broadcasting trade fair – without viewers having to use special glasses.
With the PJ678, ViewSonic presents a powerful LCD projector with an impressive 2500 ANSI lumens, designed especially for use in schools, universities or other educational institutions. Packaged in an attractive metallic design, the model offers the budget-conscious the latest projector technology for crystal-clear images, excellent brightness and natural color reproduction.
At ANGA Cable in the Cologne exhibition halls, T-Systems Media&Broadcast and Scientific Atlanta demonstrated the performance of an innovative digital transport platform as a backbone for a cross-site production environment. TAMUZ - LCD Video Monitors provided the necessary high-resolution monitors for this presentation
A company from Jena has developed what is probably currently the largest 3D display in the world, which is on display at the EXPO 2005 world's fair in Aichi, Japan.
Post-production company ACHT Frankfurt has upgraded its Quantel eQ system for high-quality HD editing with an HD RGB option and 125 min of HD RGB storage.
The Matrox Video Products Group announced today that the real-time editing platforms Matrox RT.X100 Xtreme and RT.X10 Xtra will support the new Adobe Premiere Pro software.
Bluefish444 announced today that its range of 8 bit and 10-bit uncompressed SD & HD SDI video output cards is now compatible with eyeon Software's latest release Digital Fusion 4 under Windows 2000 & XP.