Monday, February 28, 2011

Top Ten Pico Projectors

Are you looking for the best pico projector for your money? Today, the writers from Pico Projector Info comprised a list of the top ten best selling pico projectors. Topping the list is the Optoma PK301, which features 50 ANSI lumens, a 2000:1 contrast ratio, and a native WVGA (854 x 480) resolution. The most expensive projector on list is the Microvision Show WX+, which retails at just under $400. This model features 15 ANSI lumens, a 5000:1 contrast ratio and WVGA (848 x 480) resolution. One the other side the cheapest projector is the Optoma PK101, which displays 9 ANSI lumens, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, and a 480 x 320 resolution. The PK101 retails for $179, which is a big deduction from the original $400 price tag.

[via Pico Projector Info]

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A movie theater you can carry around letting you project an image almost anywhere for as low as $179!!! It should be a big year for Pico Projectors!

Friday, February 18, 2011

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From: Projector Vision <projectorvision@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 10:18 PM
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To: Identica+Livejournal@posterous.com


Screen Innovations is the leader in projection screen technology. Today, the company announced that their Black Diamond screen material is now able to provide amazing 3D viewing experiences. The major complaint with 3D content being shown through a projector is that it needs to be a dark room in order for the 3D affect to work properly. But Screen Innovations is claiming that is not true anymore with their Black Diamond screen. The screen material comes with a new reflective surface, which allows projectors to use the polarized 3D method. The material also enhances the natural contrast of the projector by 900%. The company claims that this screen is the only one of its kind. Retail prices and a release date have not been announced.

Home Theater Screen - What Defines a Home Theater?

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From: Projector Vision <projectorvision@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 11:55 AM
Subject: Home Theater Screen - What Defines a Home Theater?
To: twitter@posterous.com


Does a 

 make a home theater complete?

Home theaters are starting to become more mainstream as technology is improving how we are able to watch movies and television in our homes. Its somewhat similar to when big screen televisions started to become more mainstream within the last 10 years. You usually can tell this because big mainstream department stores start to carry these products. These stores are known for being discount superstores so when they start to carry something new, it usually means that product is starting to take off. Another sign is that there are businesses dedicated to setting up home theaters in your home or business. They will guide you through the whole process.

Now what exactly defines a home theater? Many people will think that a big screen television hooked up to a media center or DVD player and a surround sound system is a home theater. That’s completely fine and I hope that their home theater makes them happy but to me, that is simply a home entertainment center and they have been around for decades. For the most part everyone has a home entertainment center while a lower percentage of the population have a home theater or at least a dedicated home theater.

My definition of a home theater is a room dedicated to watching your movies and other home entertainment. It has a home theater screen, an amazing sound system and very comfortable seating. For the most part, It isn’t used for everyday television watching or for the nightly sports game. You use it when you want to watch a movie and for special events like the Super Bowl or parties or whatever. There’s a home theater screen in it that is bigger than any big screen TV you can buy. The screen could be motorized or be a fixed frame screen. The room is sound proofed so you can have the volume as loud as you want without disturbing the neighbors or other people in the house. The room could have a theme, be it a sports theme, music theme or something from a favorite movie. It would have a couple rows of seating and basically be a small movie theater in your home, thus the term Home Theater.

A home theater screen is one of the primary components of a home theater as it completes the home theater experience. Its where the image is projected and where everyone’s eyes are. A screen can make a huge difference in getting the most out of your home theater. Yes, you can use a white sheet or a wall as your screen but that’s like watching blu-ray movies on a standard definition television. Also, a screen is a going to last a long time so its not something you have to worry about becoming obsolete.

What defines a home theater for you? Does it have to have a home theater screen

?

Home Theater Screen - What Defines a Home Theater?

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From: Projector Vision <projectorvision@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 10:25 AM
Subject: Home Theater Screen - What Defines a Home Theater?
To: identi.ca+xanga+wordpress+blogger+tumblr+livejournal@ehometheaterscreen.posterous.com


Does a 

 make a home theater complete?

Home theaters are starting to become more mainstream as technology is improving how we are able to watch movies and television in our homes. Its somewhat similar to when big screen televisions started to become more mainstream within the last 10 years. You usually can tell this because big mainstream department stores start to carry these products. These stores are known for being discount superstores so when they start to carry something new, it usually means that product is starting to take off. Another sign is that there are businesses dedicated to setting up home theaters in your home or business. They will guide you through the whole process.

Now what exactly defines a home theater? Many people will think that a big screen television hooked up to a media center or DVD player and a surround sound system is a home theater. That’s completely fine and I hope that their home theater makes them happy but to me, that is simply a home entertainment center and they have been around for decades. For the most part everyone has a home entertainment center while a lower percentage of the population have a home theater or at least a dedicated home theater.

My definition of a home theater is a room dedicated to watching your movies and other home entertainment. It has a home theater screen, an amazing sound system and very comfortable seating. For the most part, It isn’t used for everyday television watching or for the nightly sports game. You use it when you want to watch a movie and for special events like the Super Bowl or parties or whatever. There’s a home theater screen in it that is bigger than any big screen TV you can buy. The screen could be motorized or be a fixed frame screen. The room is sound proofed so you can have the volume as loud as you want without disturbing the neighbors or other people in the house. The room could have a theme, be it a sports theme, music theme or something from a favorite movie. It would have a couple rows of seating and basically be a small movie theater in your home, thus the term Home Theater.

A home theater screen is one of the primary components of a home theater as it completes the home theater experience. Its where the image is projected and where everyone’s eyes are. A screen can make a huge difference in getting the most out of your home theater. Yes, you can use a white sheet or a wall as your screen but that’s like watching blu-ray movies on a standard definition television. Also, a screen is a going to last a long time so its not something you have to worry about becoming obsolete.

What defines a home theater for you? Does it have to have a home theater screen

?