Bright Colors, Stunning Images: InFocus X6 DLP Projector Posted by: J. Pasqual on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 You can virtually use the InFocus X6 DLP Projector anywhere you want. With its compact size and mobile features, you can easily pack it in your bag and take it anywhere. Whether you want a big-screen home theater system, or something to project your office presentations or classroom reports, then this projector is perfect for you. With the InFocus X6 DLP Projector, you’ll neve No comments

IRVINE, Calif., BUSINESS WIRE -- Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America's Presentation Products Division, known for award-winning, high-quality, high-definition presentation and display products, introduced its FL6900U projector designed for commercial and education installations. No comments

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Carl Zeiss shows us the powerdomeVELVET, an unique projector that is the “world’s first and only video projection system with an absolutely black backdrop”. The VELVET is based on Texas Instruments’ DLP and BrilliantColor display technology. The VELVET is able to offers a contrast ratio of 2,500,000:1. Carl Zeiss designed this unique powerdomeVELVET mainly for full-dome projection in planetariums and other domed theaters. It will be available at the begining of 2009. [Zeiss] Related PostsSon No comments

Don't go around with that smug look on your face if your TV has a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio - Carl Zeiss' powerdomeVELVET Planetarium Projector clearly outshines your TV thanks to its phenomenal 2,500,000:1 contrast ratio. The main reason behind that is, this device is meant to be used in planetariums and not your living room. Inside you will find Texas Instruments' BrilliantColor DLP technology that helps you achieve a perfect black backdrop. No idea on how much it costs, but it will arrive No comments