Three news items in the past few days are all focused on front projectors (pardon the pun). And each of these news items has a decided air of uncertainty around it, which of course reflects the sluggish economy and a looming paradigm shift away from projected images to self-contained, larger-than-life display technologies.
The first item is courtesy of Engadget, who reports that Sony is getting ready to bring a $28,000 4K-resolution projector to the home cinema market. They won't be the first (Meridian previously offered the JVC 4K D-ILA platform for about $200K), but they will be the cheapest.
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BenQ Adds DLP Projector
November 22, 2011
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BenQ America Corp. this week unveiled the new BenQ Joybee GP2 DLP projector, the successor to the GP1. New features include an iPod/iPhone dock, as well as an intuitive user interface, 720p HD-ready video capability, short-throw projection and more, the company said.
AMX, ViewSonic Partner on Projector Integration
November 21, 2011
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AMX announced Monday that ViewSonic has become its latest InConcert partner. The partnership entails several ViewSonic projectors being outfitted with AMX technology compatibility.
