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When the TD Line breakout is identified as true, the next step is to set the breakout price targets, i.e. the levels which will be reached after the breakout.There are three methods to set these price projections after a true trend line breakout: TD-Price Projector 1 is not very precise in comparison to other projectors, but it is simple to calculate. In the case of an upward breakout, TD-Price P

When the TD Line breakout is identified as true, the next step is to set the breakout price targets, i.e. the levels which will be reached after the breakout.There are three methods to set these price projections after a true trend line breakout: TD-Price Projector 1 is not very precise in comparison to other projectors, but it is simple to calculate. In the case of an upward breakout, TD-Price P

Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment Whoa there Sony, try not to get too excited all at once, okay? Over in Vegas today, said outfit has unleashed a veritable smorgasbord of projectors on the world, primarily ones aimed at businesses and large venues. Each of the VPL-EX50, VPL-EX5 and VPL-EW5 beamers include the company’s BrightEra technology and [...]

With InfoComm just around the bend, NEC is making sure its two newest projectors don’t get (too) lost in the shuffle. Up first is the NP905, which offers up 3,000 lumens, an XGA (1,024 x 768) native resolution, 500:1 contrast ratio, built-in speaker and HDMI 1.3 socket. No Tags

InFocus IN3100 / IN1100 series projectors nab DisplayLinkDisplayLink monitors are fine and dandy, but what if you're looking to get that PowerPoint presentation even bigger? Enter InFocus' IN3100 / IN1100 series of multimedia projectors, both of which claim to be the first of their kind with DisplayLink embedded. With a simple USB-to-PC connection, the beamers blast whatever totally boring and equ

Continuing a increasingly apparent trend at Computex, Aiptek is planning to show their new PocketCinema V10 mini-projector. Details are still a little slim at the moment, but Aiptek has released a basic spec set, claiming a support for MPEG-4 video, JPEG stills, a 3-in-1 input jack (that's as specific as they get), 1gb of onboard storage, and SD/MMC/MS Pro expansion capability. What Aiptek means b

Honlai's MP100 Palm-Sized LED Projector For Puny PowerPoint Presentations [Projectors]The MP100 may not be as capable as other palm-sized projectors, but what it lacks in terms of spec it makes up for in design. Actually, scratch that. I have absolutely no idea how a projector with a 5-watt LED, 10-15 lumen output, and 200:1 contrast ratio could be even the slightest bit useful. Plus, it can only

Sanyo introduces PLC-XC55 / PLC-XC50 projectorsWe've already seen Sanyo dish out this duo in Japan under slightly different model names, but Americans who were bawling at the thought of having to fly to Tokyo in order to grab one can put away those tears. The outfit has just unleashed the PLC-XC55 (3,100 lumens) and the PLC-XC50 (2,600 lumens) here in the States, both of which feature a 1,024 x 76

Sanyo have announced their new ultra-small PLC-XC55 and PLC-XC50 offering 3100 and 2600 lumens respectively which are the first portable projectors to feature Sanyo’s exclusive Active Maintenance Filter (AMF) system, allowing ‘easy filter changes, and several security features to prevent theft’. This is the first time SANYO’s exclusive AMF system has ...

Filed under: Displays, Home Entertainment Nothing too exceptional here, but Panasonic has just released its new LB80 series of LCD projectors. The PT-LB80NTU, PT-LB75NTU and PT-LW80NTU beamers (and the widescreen counterpart, PT-LW80NTU) all tip the scales at under 7-pounds (that's the "lightest in their class," so we're told) and feature built-in wireless in order to connect to PCs sans cabling.

Mobile space is about to enter the world of Pico Projectors which will bring the convenience of projector technology to the mobile phone industry. The advancement on miniaturisation can now allow projectors to be scaled down in size to fit comfortable inside a mobile phone. Which means it shouldn’t be too long before we can [...]

Sanyo portable projectors with auto-change air filtersSanyo has announced their latest portable projectors, the LP-XC55 and LP-XC50, both weighing just 4.2kg but still with 1,024 x 768 UXGA, WXGA or SXGA resolution. The company has also fitted its new Active Maintenance Filter (AMS) system, which uses a replaceable air filter cartridge rather than relying on users cleaning out the vents themselve

If your looking for some really cool new technology, then the show to see what Canon USA have coming has to be the New York Incentive Rewards and Recognition Show. Canon will be showing a range of products that include new digital cameras, printers, camcorders and projectors. See the press release below for full details. In [...]

Filed under: Displays Open up, as Epson’s got not one, not two, but five new multimedia projectors aimed squarely at you (or maybe just your boss). Starting us off are three newcomers to the PowerLite Pro series: the XGA G5150NL / G5350NL and the WXGA G5200WNL. Respectively, each one offers up 4,000, 5,000 and 4,200 lumens, [...]

Sanyo have added to its range of T-Series projection units with the PLC-ET30L and PLC-XT21/L ultra-bright, high resolution portable projectors which come equipped with Sanyo’s PJ Network Interface facilitating wired networking.

Sony 4K digital projectors telecast regular season NBA game in 3D Regular Season NBA Game uses Sony 4K Digital Projector for first 3-D HD Live Action. Displaying more than 8.8 million pixels of resolution, the projector showcased game between Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Clippers live via satellite.The two cameras used in four 3D system arrest the left and right eye imagery, thus forming a three-dimension effect. It was projected on 18 x 42 foot screen with the help of two Sony SRX-R110 4K projectors in double-stacked configuration.Invited guests, more than 300 fans wore the special 3D glass and enjoyed the game in true sense. The 4K projection technology took home theater experience to a higher level. With sports television entering a new era with these projectors, viewers can now act

NEC Display intros NP Value Series Mobile Projectors NEC Display Solutions has recently announced NP Value Series Mobile Projectors named NP100 and NP200. These affordable projectors are competitively priced. The projectors feature built-in speaker, Texas Instruments DLP® technology, 1300:1 contrast ratio, BrilliantColor technology and up to 4,000 hours of lamp life.‘These two new mobile projectors bring a practical solution to users looking for a high-performance, yet cost-effective, model,’ said Bob Guentner, Product Manager for mobile projectors at NEC Display Solutions. ‘The NP100 and NP200 are perfect for small offices, home offices and growing businesses looking for a bright, easy-to-use, portable projector at an affordable price.’ Although the NP100 is an SVGA resolution pr

NEC Unveils NP-Series Mobile ProjectorsNEC has rolled out two new mobile projectors, namely the NP100 and NP200. Both of them target SoHo and developing businesses where application is concerned, looking virtually alike while featuring the following :- Contrast ratio of 1,300 to 1Monitor outputVGA, S-Video and composite video/audio inputsAspect ratio of 4:3 and 16:92,000 lumens (NP100) and 2,100 lumens (NP200)The NP100 and NP200 will retail for $499 and $649, respectively when they're released this April. (Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

If you are a rescue or shelter that gives presentations frequently for education and fund raising you may want to look into LCD and DLP business projectors, high quality discount projector lamps, projector cases, projector mounts, or any other projector accessories.At PresentationMart.com they have everything you may need. Their promise is to deliver their customers low prices and outstanding customers service. On their site they also have a wizard to help you select just the right projector for your needs. And if they don't have what you are looking for you can contact them to have them help you!May be worth checking out!

With two recently-released models in the 4000+ ANSI lumen category and more models planned for 2008, BenQ – the world’s leading DLP® projector supplier – is firmly committed to meeting the fast-growing demand in the high-brightness segment. The SP870 (5000 ANSI lumen) and SP831 (4000 ANSI lumen) include numerous advancements that optimize lamp output [...]

Sony unveils four E-Series 3LCD projectors in Asia-PacificIf you reckoned that Sony's VPL-EX4 and VPL-ES4 were getting a bit long in the tooth, we suppose Sony agrees. Across the way (in Asia-Pacific, to be precise), Sony has launched four new PJs on us: the VPL-EW5, VPL-EX50, VPL-EX5 and VPL-ES5. According to the company, the whole lot is aimed at boardroom masters, but these 3LCD units and their 2,500 ANSI lumens would certainly hold their own after hours. Additionally, the first three incorporate Sony's BrightEra imaging technology, and you'll find resolutions as high as WXGA (1,280 x 800) and contrast ratios up to 900:1. For more specifics on each, check out the nitty-gritty in the read link below.(Via Engadget.)

We can say that modern handsets contain practically everything to satisfy all of our needs. We have everything on the go, we have a phone, we have a pretty good digital camera, video or music player with quality sound, we have the Internet on the go, we have office applications, we have video games, I mean we have practically everything what we need combined in one, little and slim gadget and it looks like that manufacturers are doing everything possible to enhance their capacity and in this case, as we know, human fantasy has no limits :)Somebody may think - What else? We have everything and it's only stays to enhance the performance of the already existing technologies...But what about PROJECTOR in your pocket? :D Isn't it fantastic?Sony Ericsson has filed a patent applications for self

First comment from this forum :"I am trying to investigate using projectors in our distance learning labs rather than the TV monitors that we currently have. The problem is, when I look at the specs I have no reference point to go by (knowing nothing of projectors). So, if I look at the lumens I don't know what is bright enough for a lighted classroom, etc. I can figure out how large the area projected from a given distance is, and that kind of "room specific" parameter. What I need to know is minimum resolution, brightness, and possibly the more robust brands to look at for a classroom environment. Another angle may be cost of maintenance. We have a $10k HD projector in our student center for "movie night" and other activities, and I just found out they go through about 2 $300 bulbs per year. That times the 13 or so rooms I intend to convert gets a little pricey. BTW, these rooms will prob be going to the Vtel Vista codecs, so compatability with that is a must. Thanks"see this fo

Holiday LCD projectors with 3LCD technologyWith the holiday season fast approaching (have you done your Christmas shopping yet?), time is running out in getting your pad ready for your family and friends as they drop by. Just in case family conversations get too boring for kids, they can always keep themselves occupied with the latest TV shows or video games. What better way to appeal to their senses than with a home entertainment projector? Taken from the press release, you will find a bunch of 3LCD technology-enabled home projectors after the jump.Epson - MovieMate 50 and 72The MovieMate 50 and 72 are all-in-one home entertainment projectors with built-in progressive scan DVD/CD players and Dolby 5.1 DTS stereo speakers. The MovieMate 50, available for $799, features dual 8W speakers; while the MovieMate 72, available for $1,199, features four 5W speakers, 720p resolution and HDMI connectivity.Mitsubishi - HC6000Mitsubishi's 1080p HC6000 offers two HDMI connections, 1,000 ANSI lume

Sanyo XGA LCD Video Projectors: "Sanyo has made 2 new video projectors for your viewing pleasure. The LP-XF70 (9000 lumens) and the LP-WF20 (6000 lumens). The first one features a brightness of 9000 lumens and XGA resolution (1024x76) and the LP-WF20 6000 lumens on a WXGA resolution. You'll be able to see all your photos clearer and brighter than before. However, they are better used for professional / industrial environments. Link(Via TechFresh.net - Cell Phones, Laptops, Video Games, iPods, Cameras.)

By: Farshid Multimedia Projectors such as Overhead Projectors, LCD displays, audio-visual displays in multi-national organizations are mainly used for making presentations like projects plans, health programs, entertainment and education programs in front of a small or great amount of audience. Marketing firms make regular use of these equipments for drawing valuable clients.Multimedia / Presentation Systems:LCD ProjectorsOverhead ProjectorsDLP ProjectorsTransparency FilmScreens / Flip ChartsTrollies / Mobile StandsWhite / Notice BoardLaser PointersCertain problems can occur in the projection equipment such as, resolution problems, difficulties of displaying slides, boot-up problems etc. These problems can ring alarms of losing valuable clients if proper presentations are not done.Multimedia equipment repair centers are present to handle any type of problem in any multimedia equipment. These centers offer the total after care solution, and ensure that you get the most when your machine

Projectors: Epson Unveils Slim MovieMate 50 and High-Def MovieMate 72 DVD Projectors: "I'm already a huge fan of DVD-projector combos, so Epson's new LCD-projector MovieMates make me titter like a school girl. The first thing Epson did was solve its size problem with the MovieMate 50. The new one is 63% slimmer than its predecessor—with a built-in handle!—yet still costs $799. But the inevitable shift to high-def has happened earlier than I would have predicted, with the advent of the MovieMate 72.If you haven't already guessed it, the 72 refers to 720p. It's not a full 1080p, but a big step in the right direction, and at $1,199, hard to pass up. When you're projecting an image 100 inches across, it's all too easy to see the screen-door effect of the pixels from a 480p-resolution chip. The jump to 720p triples the number of pixels. With the requisite internal DVD upscaling, the image remains a lot smoother when you project it big. Also, since there's an HDMI input, you'd be

Rise Above is the forthcoming album by indie band, Dirty Projectors and is set to be released on September 11, 2007. It will feature Grizzly Bear members Chris Taylor and Christopher Bear. All the songs have already been performed live and are often paired with material from the New Attitude EP, released in 2006. The only other information known is that the entire piece is an attempt by Dave Longstreth to rewrite the entire Black Flag album, Damaged, from memory.Track ListingWhat I See - 3:27No More - 3:48Depression - 2:48Six Pack - 3:05Thirsty and Miserable - 5:55Police Story - 4:23Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie - 4:50Spray Paint (The Walls) - 3:38Room 13 - 4:47Rise Above - 5:03

In 2003, primary Dirty Projector Dave Longstreth shocked and awed critics with his debut The Glad Fact, a strange, messy collection of singularly beautiful songs. In 2004, he bewildered fans and critics alike with his challenging orchestral suite Slaves’ Graves & Ballads. The new album will astonish again, as Longstreth trades his wabi-sabi for an arsenal of subwoofing sin waves, stoned rhinemaidens, clipshod beats, bone-crushing riffs played by wind orchestras, weird de-tuned guitars, and Wagnerian psychodrama. It is as subtle and flinty a piece of protest music as "A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall"— but in the end it is a love story, recorded over the course of almost two years in three different states with more than twenty-five people. "One of the most prolific and unique indie singer/songwriters of the early 2000s."

Dirty Projectors‘ Dave Longstreth was cleaning out his parents’ house when he found the empty cassette case to Black Flag’s Damaged. With some time on his hands (I’m guessing, based on how little there is to do after your parents go to bed at 8 p.m.) and a spare four-track, he re-produced Damaged from memory. This re-imagining will be Dirty Projectors’ next LP, titled Rise Above. (more…)

So here is a band that has me very intrigued. Dirty Projectors seem to be building some buzz right now with their album coming out very soon from the new imprint out of Bloomington that brought you Secretly Canadian and Jagjaguwar, called Dead Oceans. The new label is already home to Bishop Allen and now these guys are preparing to release their album, Rise Above, on September 11. The album is a re-imagining of the Black Flag album, Damaged. And even though I am not a huge punk rock nostalgist, I can tell you that despite the concept, these guys sound next to nothing like Black Flag. Adding to the aforementioned buzz, a Take Away Show appearance was made by the band, as well as a stop in with the folks at Daytrotter. I have not been able to listen to the entire album yet, but I will soon and a full report will be going up at that time. Until then, enjoy this song, “No More” from the upcoming album. In addition, the band is hitting the road with Yacht & some oth

There's always more than meets the eye... With a lovely aspect, DreamVision projectors are more than just looks. The DreamBee features a new concept of the Home Cinema, bringing for the first time a cinema grade picture to the whole family. They come packing the capability to render Full HD picture (1920 x 1080) thanks to Direct-Drive Image Light Amplifier technology. In short, the spinning

OK, so originally we had cell phones to make phone calls, then they added cameras, then they added music (aka the iPhone and Sony Walkman to name just two). Well now those clever people in Korea have decided that we also need a video projector with our cell phones.SK Telecom will be selling phones equipped with a ‘Nano Projector’. The ‘Nano Projector’ can throw a 20 inch image onto a screen or wall and still fit inside existing cell phones. The first editions of these video projector phones should be out in September. No date on when or if we will see them here in the States.Source: Digital World Tokyo

Cary Brothers (first name Cary, last name Brothers) is probably best known for his song "Blue Eyes" which was included by Zach Braff on the Garden State OST but what I really want to say is that he has a new album called Who You Are ready to be released next Tuesday. The truth of the matter is (is) that Who You Are is a polished and radio friendly album that is the perfect vehicle to showcase Brothers' crystalline vocals. I really don't know what it is that draws me into this album since I liken it to what I would normally call "wussified pop rock" but I think that Zach Braff got it right. This is music that would be perfect on a movie soundtrack during some sentimental montage or simply perfect playing from your stereo on a Saturday afternoon as the soundtrack to your life. Who You Are (with the proper promotional push) and the strength of the lead single "Jealousy" should propel Cary Brothers into mainstream consciousness. Pleasant for your ears but with just enough substance t

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In a race I was watching closely... Fox News has just called Florida 13 for the Republican Buchanan with 96% of the precincts reporting. This one was projected for Jennings the challenger by Novak, Elliot, Sabato and pretty much everyone else. I believe that they were spooked by Majority Watch and Democratic pollsters... I feel better about my decision not to go strictly with the polls. Of course it's a long night and I could go wrong down the line.

I was just taking part in a debate on the use of grids or projectors and whether using them is 'cheating'. I think it is partly to do with the way your brain is 'wired' . Many old masters used camera obscuras which is only the equivalent of projectors etc or using the computer.I don't like grids or tracing - so for me it doesn't work. It makes my work go stiff and and I hate it - I need the slight inconsistencies, the natural distortions that I add unconsciously, that emphasise lines and compositions. I like my lines to be fluid and rapidly drawn and none of that is possible with tracing - for me anyway. If you draw a fluid flowing line fast and then copy it slowly, tracing or gridding, it loses the spontaneity of the original. To me that's important but it isn't in everyone's work - so it depends on the work you do whether it's better to work freehand or not.I'm totally right brained on tests (with zero organisational skills! ) and I think those with a higher left brain ele

Filed under: Cellphones, Displays 3M has been touting its mini-projectors for some time now (along with many others), but it looks like they're now finally a bit closer to landing in an actual product, with Samsung reportedly set to begin offering them later this year. What's not clear, unfortunately, is whether ...