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Publisher: CREACT KG, Linau, Editor in chief: Kai Kröger

Tuesday, 23. January 2007

 

 

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Dear newsletter readers!

 

This issue of www.AVP-Newsletter.com presents you with latest news from the data- and video projection / presentation.

 

1)      ISE 2007: 30.01. – 01.02.2007 in Amsterdam

Just one week remain before ISE 2007 opens its doors with a record number of exhibitors packed into the four halls at the Amsterdam RAI. And with an unprecented number of online pre-registrations, ISE 2007 is set to attract the biggest audience ever. More visitors than ever will be coming to Amsterdam to attend the biggest and most influential show in 2007 for the Professional AV and Electronic Systems Integration industry. Many of the 350-plus exhibitors are planning to launch new products at the event across a broad spectrum of Audio Visual Solutions, innovations and systems applications. Visitors will be spoilt for choice at ISE 2007, with a comprehensive range of new product launches, innovative applications, emerging technologies and solutions for the business and residential markets. Exhibitors will be showcasing presentation technology, projection technology, audio and video conferencing solutions, HDTV and Home Cinema technologies.

More: http://www.iseurope.org

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2)      Screen Expo Europe: 31.01. – 01.02.2007 in London

Screen Expo is established as event for the digital media and digital signage industry. The 2007 event will be held at Earls Court 2, London, from Jan 31st – Feb 1st. It will be a showcase for the latest technologies, providing forums, workshops and seminars to help integrators, end users, media owners, agencies and network providers to learn more about the market.

More: http://www.screenevents.co.uk

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Enjoy reading !

 

Yours Kai Kröger

 

 

 

 

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1)    ISE 2007: 30.01. – 01.02.2007 in Amsterdam

2)    Screen Expo Europe: 31.01. – 01.02.2007 in London

3)    CASIO: Meetings of tomorrow

4)    NEC: quiet projectors for professional presentations

5)    Toshiba PDT: High-end LCD projector sx3500

6)    Christie: LX380 and LX450

7)    projectiondesign launches F20 and F30 Projectors at ISE

8)    EIKI offers high-brightness professional projectors

9)    Planar Commercial and home theater models at ISE

10)  Wacom: lively and intuitive presentations with JustWrite Office

11)  Da-Lite adds Built-In LVC Capability to Cosmopolitan Electrol

12)  Optomas Panoview – the screen to any projector

13)  G+B pronova: brand new HoloPro experiences at the ISE

14)  Chief offers PAC101 and PAC102 shelves

15)  eyevis: EYE-LCD5600QHD HD LCD display

16)  Sharp: Professional 46-inch Full-HD Monitor

17)  Conrac: A line-up from 19” to 57” at ISE

18)  Panasonic: Digital Signage – the invisible PC in the display

19)  Screen Expo and Minicom Present First Digital Signage Showcase

20)  Cabletime: MediaStar delivers HD content

21)  Optoma: Enhanced HD video processor for ThemeScene HD3000

22)  COMM-TEC: high-quality broadband audio and video cross bar

23)  Sierra Video introduced Lassen XL routers

24)  Gefen: New 4x4 DVI KVM Matrix offers total system integration

25)  Kramer introduced two HDMI amplifiers

26)  D.A.S Audio: New PowerPro amplifiers

27)  Wings Platinum 3 - Multidisplay Production and Presentation System

28)  RGB Spectrum: New SuperView™Display Processor

29)  Zandar presents exciting variety of Multi-Image Display Solutions

30)  Olympic Oval modernizes with Daktronics ProStar® Display

31)  Crestron’s MPS Series Ready for ISE 2007

32)  TLS Pathfinder System Audio

33)  Polycom announces HD Telepresence Solutions

34)  Lang AG: Panasonic´s 103“ plasma in its rental fleet

35)  Gahrens + Battermann: knowledge to be grasped

36)  ict: Panasonic TH-103PF9EK and Sharp PN-655E in the rental fleet

37)  Creative Technology focuses on European market

38)  Lang AG: enhancement in the area of indoor LED technology

39)  Philips invests in LED and laser technologies

40)  projectiondesign: Andreassen as Director of Sales & Marketing

41)  Da-Lite named new Director of Marketing

 

3)      CASIO: Meetings of tomorrow

CASIO is striking a new path with its two Super Slim projectors XJ-S35 and XJ-S30. As an ultimate discussion tool, the high-quality business projectors complement both professional presentations and small rounds of talks in manageable meeting rooms. Simple operability as well as the possibility of PC-less presentation (only XJ-S35) with the CASIO Super Slim projectors bring effective advantages. The 2-fold optical wide-angle zoom enables a projection distance of only 84 cm; the vertical Keystone Correction automatically rectifies distorted photos in the upper picture area. Now the parties involved no longer have to group around a pile of fine print during contract negotiations. The projector provides everyone with a photo with the same content. So everyone is on the same level of information at all times and the discussion can begin. Extremely short switch-on and -off phases guarantee efficient time management: through the Direct Power On/Off function, the users save time at every appointment that they can schedule somewhere else. In the office or on a trip - thanks to their impressive size (B5 format) and a weight of 1.8 kg, the Super Slim projectors can be taken simply everywhere. ISE: booth Q50

More: http://www.casio-europe.com

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Alphabetical index of companies:

 

AV Stumpfl (27), Cabletime (20), Casio (3), Chief (14), Christie (6), COMM-TEC (22), Conrac (17), Crestron (31), CT (37), Da-Lite (11) (41), Daktronic (30), D.A.S. Audio (26), Eiki (8), eyevis (15), G+B (35), G+B pronova (13), Gefen (24), ict (36), ISE 2007 (1), Kramer (25), Lang AG (34) (38), Minicom (19), NEC (4), Optoma (12) (21), Panasonic (18), Philips (39), Planar (9), Polycom (33), projectiondesign (7) (40), RGB Spectrum (28), Screen Expo Europe (2), Sharp (16), Sierra Video (23), TLS GmbH (32), Toshiba (5), Wacom (10), Zandar (29)

 

 

 

4)      NEC: quiet projectors for professional presentations

With the VT49 and the VT59, NEC is offering two new projectors that can bring the magic and excitement of the movies into the living room. Both projectors boast a particularly high brightness bringing the best out of television programmes and DVD films. The devices are also ideally suitable for business presentations. Both projectors are true crossover products that boast outstanding brightness levels. Both, the VT49 and the VT59 provide 1,600 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 600:1. Both models guarantee razor sharp images: the VT59 offers an XGA resolution (1,024 x 768) while the VT49 offers 800 x 600 pixels (SVGA). Home cinema enthusiasts will also appreciate the low noise level of 25 dB. Both models feature 3LCD technology ensuring brilliant colours as well as a wall colour correction guaranteeing perfect images, even if a projection surface is not snow white. Moreover, people who travel a lot and need to carry a projector with them will appreciate the fact that both models weigh only 2.8 kg. Measuring no more than 309 mm x 112 mm x 258 mm (W x H x D), both beamers are extremely compact. Other features include a VGA terminal, which can be used with an adapter for component signals as well as a video and an S-video port. Both models support the PAL Progressive format, already integrated into a variety of DVD players, offering outstanding images. ISE: Booth H150a

More: http://www.de.nec.de/home.php/lang/ENG

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5)      Toshiba PDT: High-end LCD projector sx3500

Toshiba Projection & Display Technology (PDT) announces the launch of the new sx3500 3LCD Projector, a further addition to its high-end business range that offers SXGA+ resolution of 1,400 x 1,050 pixels plus brightness of 3,500 ANSI lumens. The HD-ready sx3500 also features four optional lenses for maximum flexibility. Image adjustment is catered for by a vertical lens shift system plus horizontal and vertical keystone correction. In addition, this high-end model offers enhanced security features, with PIN Security Protection to prevent unauthorized use. Users also benefit from convenient operating functions such as digital gamma correction, picture-in picture (PiP) mode and freeze frame. With its powerful specifications, the sx3500 is ideal for presentations, but also an outstanding choice for high-resolution CAD functions. The high-end projector also performs convincingly with HDTV. HD-ready, it delivers outstandingly razor-sharp moving images with crystal-clear details. Naturally, it also offers 16:9 format for films. In addition to a lens with 16 mm fixed focal length, the sx3500 offers three lenses enabling image diagonals of up to 10 metres to be achieved from throw distances of around 20 metres, making the projector ideal for large-size conference rooms. The range of connections offered is also extensive, including component and composite video (each RCA) plus S-Video for input signals, BNC for computer and video input, M1-D (HDCP), Mini D-sub15 and, for sound, one RCA (video) and two mini-jacks. Signal output is via Mini D-sub15 or mini-jack for sound. A RJ45 network connection also enables the projector to be controlled via company LAN.

More: http://www.toshiba.de/projectors

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6)      Christie: LX380 and LX450

Christie introduces two new models to its popular LCD projector line-up, the Christie LX380 and Christie LX450. Specifically designed for use in conference rooms, classrooms, briefing centers and on-screen advertising, these projectors deliver high brightness, high contrast images in a compact design. Built on a common platform and using the latest in projection technology, the Christie LX380, featuring 3800 ANSI lumens, and the Christie LX450 featuring 4500 ANSI lumens provide bright, high-impact images with native XGA resolution and 1000:1 contrast ratio. Available with a range of optional lenses, these projectors feature a bayonet-style lens mount for speedy lens installation, and vertical and horizontal lens shift to position the projector almost anywhere in the room. Fully compatible with a broad range of analog and digital inputs, including HDTV standards up to 1080i, the Christie LX380 and LX450 offer pixel perfect video reproduction for demanding video applications.

ISE: Booth F120

More: http://www.christiedigital.co.uk

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7)      projectiondesign launches F20 and F30 Projectors at ISE

projectiondesign is launching the new F30 and F20 series projectors at ISE. These single-chip projectors produce un