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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. |
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1) IFA: Even
most ambitious expectations exceeded
The preliminary IFA summary makes it clear:
More than ever before the IFA 2005 demonstrated its suitability as the
leading meeting place for European and international CE experts and, to an
increasing extent, for the IT and telecommunications industries too. “The
world’s leading fair for consumer electronics (CE) is the pre-eminent
marketing platform and attracts senior executives in particular“, according
to Dr. Christian Göke, Chief Operating Officer of Messe Berlin. ”We are more
than satisfied with the excellent response to this event.“
This was demonstrated above all by the participation by the presidents and
CEOs of all the main international companies in the CE industry at the IFA
2005. At this year’s leading fair for the CE sector 1,202 exhibitors from 40
countries occupied over 160,000 square metres of display space. The
organisers, Gesellschaft für Unterhaltungs- und Kommunikationselektronik
(gfu), and Messe More: http://www.ifa-berlin.de Enjoy reading ! Yours Kai Kröger |
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1) IFA:
Even most ambitious expectations exceeded 2) Texas
Instruments: DLP 1080p chips 3) Liesegang
dv .485 – combining economy with power 4) Eiki:
EIP-2500 for business- and education areas 5) Canon:
new business projectors 6) Toshiba’s
world premiere at IFA 7) Optoma:
ThemeScene H79 introduced 8) Sanyo:
new PLV-Z4 home cinema projector 9) Hitachi:
New PJ-LC9 3LCD Projector 10) KINDERMANN:
Mobile presentation without power socket 11) sax3d.com:
Window In Motion 12) Da-Lite:
Extended warranty for all Advance monitor mounts 13) NEC
Display Solutions: flexible solutions for every industry 14) JVC:
Super-slim and highly efficient 15) BenQ:
LCD-TV DV3750 with HDTV resolution 16) NEC:
rich in contrast and HD ready 17) V7
Videoseven: two new LCD-TVs: V7 LTV 27CH and V7 LTV 32H 18) ViewSonic:
new 19” and 17” LCD displays for professional needs 19) COMM-TEC:
New ProPLAY generation with extended performance 20) HTS:
UHF radio remote control for the FBI control centre 21) Extron:
MMX 32 VGA MTP Matrix Switcher with Twisted Pair Output 22) Gefen:
New Line of Quality Component Cables and Format Adapters 23) RGB
Spectrum: New HD and SDI Input Signal Support 24) Sony:
video conferencing becomes even more comfortable 25) ict:
Infotainment takes on new dimensions 26) CT:
World Youth Day with outdoor LED screens 27) Synelec:
RTE orders Control Room Processing and Digital Displays 28) Barco:
Vienna Traffic Authority obtains display wall solution 29) cinemateq
presents itself in a new look 30) Gateway
for US businesses to access the pan European market Alphabetical index of companies: Barco
(28), BenQ (15), Canon (5), cinemateq (29), Comm-Tec (19), CT Germany (26), Da-Lite (12), Eiki (4), Extron
(21), Gefen (22), Hitachi DMG (9), HTS (20), ict (25), Ifa Berlin (1), ISEurope (30), JVC (14), Kindermann (10), Liesegang (3), NEC
(16), NEC Display Solutions (13),
Optoma (7), Polycom (31), RGB Spectrum (23), Sanyo (8), sax3d.com (11), Sony (24), Synelec (27), TI (2), Toshiba (6), V7 Videoseven (17), ViewSonic (18) |
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4) Eiki: EIP-2500 for business- and
education areas
The EIP-2500 is a DLP projector that has been
designed for the business and education area. It is equipped with a 0.55“ DLP chip based on latest DLP technology. Featuring a
brightness of 2500 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 2000:1 this device is
suitable for mobile presentations as well as for fixed installations in small
and medium sized conference rooms. Above that it is also applicable in home
cinema. Its versatility is mirrored in five different image modes alone:
standard, presentation, cinema, game and sRGB. To facilitate projector set up
in changing environments EIKI integrated a memory function into the EIP-2500.
This function allows for the saving of individual picture modes. Thanks to a
low noise level of 30 dB in ECO mode the EIP-2500 can be perfectly used in
the living room. This whisper quite noise level has been achieved by changing
the colour wheel motor, which now runs by air flow instead of ball bearing.
An integrated support programme offers immediate help and advice in trouble
shooting. In economical ECO mode featuring approximately 87% of the original
brightness, the lamp life span can be enhanced to up to 3000 hours. This lamp
energy saving mode is especially advantageous in environments with little
incidence of light. With the EIKI NPC-1 interface (optionally available) the
EIP-2500 becomes network compatible. NPC-1 enables operation, control and
remote maintenance of the projector via TCP/IP network. Any fault can be
automatically sent to assigned email addresses. This allows for quick and
precise reaction to potential failures. More:
http://www.eiki.de
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5)
Canon: new business projectors
The LV-7240 and the
LV-7245 represent new multimedia business projectors featuring automatic
keystone correction, high resolution and a contrast ratio of 300:1. The lamp
performance of 2100 ANSI lumens with the LV-7240 and 2500 ANSI lumens with
the LV-7245 enable projections even in bright rooms and at large distances. Wall Colour Correction preserves the original image colours when
projecting onto coloured surfaces. The projector's wide-angle 1.2x zoom lens
lets users achieve an image diagonal of 2.5 meters at a throwing distance of
only 3 meters. A 300:1 contrast ratio means images are super crisp with brighter
whites, darker blacks and richer colours. The XGA resolution (1024 x 768) for
razor sharp definition is extendable with high-quality compression to UXGA
(1600 x 1200). Both projectors use progressive scanning which ensures that
projections remain smooth, steady and flicker-free. RGB output allows
connection to an external prompt monitor so users never have to turn their
back on their audience. The Remote Control has a USB infrared receiver that
can control the mouse cursor of a laptop from up to 7 metres away. More: http://www.canon-europe.com
6) Toshiba’s world premiere at IFA
More: http://www.toshiba.de/projectors 7) Optoma: ThemeScene H79 introduced
Optoma announced the launch of a world class, High Definition Ready, Home Cinema projector – the ThemeScene® H79. Utilising the latest DarkChip3™ technology and amazing contrast ratio of 4000:1, the near silent H79 (23dB) makes standard definition television look like DVD, whilst DVD content appears to be High Definition. High Definition is given a whole new dimension in image quality. The H79 features the astounding DarkChip3™ DLP™ chip from Texas Instruments; achieving both high brightness and deep black levels by “filling in” the area where the | ||||||
