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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)
InfoComm 08 – The Place for Digital
Signage
InfoComm 08: Conference: June 14 – 20,
Exhibition: June 18 – 20 – Las Vegas, USA More: http://www.infocommshow.org 2)
CEDIA Expo: Set for success
More: http://www.cedia-expo.com Enjoy reading ! Yours Kai Kröger |
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1) InfoComm 08 – The Place for
Digital Signage 2) CEDIA Expo: Set for success 3) Christie: LW600 - New Projector 4) Optoma: The ThemeScene HD75 5) Barco: Ten megapixel single-projector display
system 6) Da-Lite: 3D Virtual Black rear screen projection
Fabric 7) Beamax: From Living Room to Home Theatre in less
than 30 seconds 8) G+B pronova: Holopro auf der Light+Building 9) Basys: Digital Signage Solutions in Essen 10) NEC Display Solutions: Amazingly realistic colours
in a 30” Wide-Format Display 11) Minicom: New Digital Signage white paper 12) COMM-TEC to distribute doremi
Technologies 13) Extron: Two new MediaLink Controllers 14) KINDERMANN installation cable 13/19pin 15) Kramer introduces the VP-435 Component/UXGA HDMI
Scaler 16) Gefen: Extending Hi-Def Displays with RS-232 and IR
Control 17) RGB Spectrum introduces the QuadView HD 18) eyevis: Large screen systems at InfoComm 19) ict: Media technology provider celebrates 20-Year
anniversary 20) MediaVision: MagicAir, Cinema-EventBox 21) Mitsubishi Electric: Diamond Vision for new New
York Yankees stadium 22) Aethra: A new concept in Videoconferencing 23) Polycom: VoIP conference phones delivering HD voice 24) BMB: Multiple innovative new product lines at CEDIA
Expo 25) RTI announces distribution agreement with Invision
UK 26) Artcoustic: Edition 1 of the Artcoustic Picture
Book 27) Minicom: Ingram Micro as Distributor in Germany 28) KioskCom has already filled two thirds of stand
space 29) KIOSK EUROPE EXPO and DIGITAL SIGNAGE EXPO a total
success 30) Changing of the Guard at Projecta 31) Aethra: New Director of the Human Resources
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3)
Christie: LW600 - New Projector
Christie
has set a benchmark for the broadest range of high performance widescreen
projection technology with the premiere of the new Christie LW600 digital
projector at the recent National Association of Broadcasters Conference (NAB)
in Las Vegas. The Christie LW600 complements the company’s family of
widescreen format projectors with a cost effective, high brightness 3LCD
solution that can be twin stacked to double the brightness. This new Wide-XGA projector shines brightly
at 6,000 ANSI lumens and 2000:1 contrast ratio, and boasts a suite of 12
optional lenses. It also features high
quality 10-bit image processing and compatibility with most computer and
video sources including HD formats up to 1080p. More: http://www.christiedigital.com |
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Alphabetical index
of companies: Aethra (22) (31), Artcoustic (26), Barco (4), Basys (9), Beamax (7), BMB (24), CEDIA Expo (2), Christie (3), COMM-TEC (12), Da-Lite (6), Extron (13), eyevis (18), G+B pronova (8),
Gefen (16), ict (19), InfoComm 08 (1), Kindermann (14), KioskCom (28), Kiosk Europe Expo/Digital Signage Expo (29),
Kramer (15), MediaVision (20), Minicom (11) (27), Mitsubishi Electric (21), NEC Display Solutions (10), Optoma (5), Polycom (23), Projecta (30), RGB Spectrum (17), RTI (25) |
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4)
Optoma: The ThemeScene
HD75
The new
HD75 DLP Home Cinema projector gives up to a 7 metre maximum screen size. HD
Ready 720P resolution, an impressive 5000:1 contrast ratio and stunning 1400
lumens brightness ensures deep coal-like blacks and brilliant pure whites
while faithfully preserving the subtle light and shade details in between.
1400 video optimised lumens delivers film standard brightness in a Home
Cinema and enables quality viewing in lighter conditions. With near silent
operation, 2 digital HD inputs, a 12 volt screen trigger and the option to
remotely control via the RS232 interface the HD75 is ideal as the centre
piece of a Home Cinema installation. More: http://www.themescene.tv 5)
Barco: Ten megapixel
single-projector display system
Barco
announces the launch of its XDC-3000, a 10 megapixel,
single-projector display system. Through its unique Windows desktop
integration and user-friendly multi-windowing software, the XDC-3000
increases the efficiency of decision-making in high-end meeting rooms and
boardrooms. Thanks to the XDS Control Center
software suite, Barco’s XDC-3000 offers mouse and
keyboard control of up to ten sources simultaneously. Users can quickly
select local or networked sources, while each source is displayed in native
resolution on the XDC’s 10 megapixel
canvas. Barco’s software suite also lets users
freely move, resize or make source windows overlap anywhere on the screen.
The combination of networking capabilities and extremely high resolution
renders the XDC-3000 excellent for life-size videoconferencing with remote
teams. As videoconferencing is rapidly becoming a greener alternative to
constant traveling, Barco’s
XDC offers the necessary tools for user-friendly collaboration with remote
teams through its innovative software. Barco’s
XDC-3000 bundles Barco’s LX-5 10 megapixel projector, which boasts next-generation LCoS technology, and a Barco-engineered
superflat high-contrast screen. The Windows desktop
and source multi-windowing are generated by the award-winning XDS-1000
display management system and its innovative XDS Control Center
software suite. The system is supported by space-efficient rear-projection
mechanics to ensure quick installation. InfoComm:
booth C2830 More: http://www.barco.com |
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6)
Da-Lite: 3D Virtual Black rear screen
projection Fabric
More: http://www.da-lite.com 7)
Beamax: From Living Room to Home Theatre
in less than 30 seconds
With so
many High Definition games and movies available, there has never been a
better time for a large screen in the living room. Yet, a living room that's
dominated by devices does not appeal to many families. With the Beamax In-ceiling projection screens it's now possible to
enjoy high definition home cinema without the drawbacks. An in-ceiling
motorised projection screen is installed in the false ceiling and rolls down
at the press of a button; turning a living room into a true home theatre in
less than 30 seconds. Available immediately through the Beamax
reseller network, the In-ceiling range comes in sizes up to 300 cm (118
inches) wide, is the equivalent of 9 TVs with a 42" diagonal. The Beamax In-ceiling series are operated by a tubular motor
with thermal protection, shutting the screen off automatically when the motor
becomes too hot. This feature protects the motor and increases safety as well
as the life of the screen. The motor can be controlled by infrared and radio
frequency remotes, as well as a 12V trigger that lowers the projection screen
automatically when the projector is switched on. More: http://www.beamax.com 8)
G+B pronova: Holopro
auf der Light+Building
Welcome
to the HoloPro Lounge! This was this year's slogan
above the G+B pronova Light+Building
fair stand. Thanks to the video visuals by Nicolai Konstantinovic and Katrin Koeppl from Cologne, many visitors were able to
experience HoloPro in a brand new way and in many
conversations G+B pronova was inspired for new
projects. HoloPro without visible structures is
more suitable than ever for becoming an integral part of media room concepts.
Another highlight was the world premiere of a new HoloPro
system: A curved glass screen with a 30" HoloPro-4 attracted all the
attention. The system contains all the components in its foot and can be set
up and moved easily. Its elegant, modest shape makes this latest HoloPro deviate ideal for showrooms, receptions or modern
fair stands. More: http://www.holopro.com 9)
Basys: Digital Signage Solutions in
Essen
Basys
produces and distributes digital signage systems like info terminals in
portrait and landscape formats, wall- and hanging displays, kiosk system and
corresponding hard- and software solutions. Digital signage info terminals
from Basys impress with their attractive, elegant
design, their brilliantly luminous display screens and their solid
construction. The optional equipment includes state-of-the-art technology
solutions: From a professional photo/video engine, through to standard and
high-performance processors and specially-tailored excellent content
management software. On the trade show, Basys
exhibited its digital tower as a portrait and landscape model. These are
especially suitable for commercial presentations (images, videos), in retail,
at the PoS, at movie theatres as well as customer
info-terminals for products or as a guidance system. Basys
also presented digital displays in various sizes, content management
solutions and kiosk systems. More: http://www.basys-web.de 10) NEC Display Solutions: Amazingly realistic
colours in a 30” Wide-Format Display
NEC Display Solutions is proudly bringing its NEC MultiSync LCD3090WQXi 30” wide-format professional display onto the market, aimed at high-end applications from CAD/CAM and finance to digital image processing and pre-press printing. Its excellent reproduction of detail with high 2,560 x 1,600 pixel resolution also makes the monitor eminently suitable for the on-screen analysis of high resolution satellite images. An innovative calibration function is also a special feature of the NEC MultiSync LCD3090WQXi. It allows adjustment of luminance, white point and gamma curve without the need for an external sensor or PC. Covering over 100% of the NTSC colour space, the NEC MultiSync LCD3090WQXi also offers particularly accurate colour reproduction. The new model has a contrast ratio of up to 1000:1 and a response time of 6 ms. A total of two digital interfaces with HDCP support are available and allow the display of | |||||||||
