August 16th, 2012 admin
Runco LS-10HBd projector
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“We are hoping to be able to review the new Runco LS10HBd. Last year, the “standard brightness” LS10d received our Outstanding Projector of the year. Now this new HB – High Brightness version should “rock the house”. With 3700+ uncalibrated lumens, that makes it brighter than any previous home theater projector we’ve had the opportunity to review. I know what a 2000 lumen output home theater projector can do in both home theater rooms and in more general family room environments, and that’s the ability to have a nice bright, good looking image with some decent ambient light present. With almost 4000 lumens the LS10HBd, should be a real wall melter – go really big screen, or tackle challenging rooms. After all, this projector – filling a typical 1.3 gain white screen is likely to be significantly brighter than any LCDTVs around.
All those lumens, and high end performance: I hope Runco can get me the LS10HBd real soon.
Press Release
Runco Broadens Award-Winning LightStyle Series with High Bright Projector
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The new 3-chip DLP LS-10HBd provides homeowners exceptional entertainment value without compromising video quality or scale
Press Release
Beaverton, OR – August, 15, 2012 – Runco International, the leading brand in luxury display solutions and part of the global leader in specialty display solutions Planar Systems, Inc., (NASDAQ: PLNR) is taking its award-winning LightStyle™ Series to new heights of brightness and scale with the new LS-10HBd. Measuring more than 3,780 lumens before calibration, this high-bright 3-chip DLP® projector creates stunning video at a scale unattainable by other display types, in environments that may not be conducive to other projection technology, and offers customers an affordable big screen video experience in virtually any room of the house.
With its 3-chip, 1080p design and stunning brightness, the LS-10HBd opens up new projection possibilities in the home, especially in “Flex Theaters”-living rooms, media rooms, and entertainment spaces in the home where big screen entertainment is only a portion of the room’s purpose, and where even the highest performance front projection systems can struggle with environmental factors like ambient light and shadows. The incredible brightness, along with the ISF™ Day and Night modes of the LS-10HBd, make it possible for families to truly get the most from
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August 16th, 2012 admin
InFocus IN114ST projector
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Long a leader in the projector market, InFocus adds to their line with low cost, short-throw projectors designed for small business and classroom use. Read on for more information from InFocus!
P R E S S R E L E A S E
InFocus Introduces New Low Cost Short Throw Projectors for the Office and Classroom
High-Performance Short Throw Projectors Provide Long-Lasting Brightness, Digital Connectivity at Low Price
Portland, Ore. – July 12, 2012 – InFocus Corp., a digital display technology leader and visual collaboration champion, has launched a series of new short throw projectors to its award-winning lineup. The IN114ST, IN124ST and IN126ST short throw projectors provide big images in tight spaces, long lasting brightness, and are available at a low price point to fit into tight office and classroom budgets.
“We are extremely excited at InFocus about the release of these new short throw projectors,” said Dave Duncan, product marketing manager at InFocus. “With three models we have a solution you can benefit from – whether it’s hanging on your whiteboard, ceiling mounted in your conference room, or roving the campus on a cart – the image will be fantastic!”
ABOUT IN114ST The IN114ST is the lowest priced office and classroom short throw projector offered from InFocus to date. This compact projector is built to perform with high brightness, high contrast ratio and BrilliantColor™ technology. Read the rest of this entry »
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