Lcd front projector Projectors

Sony is a leading manufacturer of audio, video, communications and information technology products for the consumer and professional markets. Its music, motion picture, television, computer entertainment, and online businesses make Sony one of the most comprehensive entertainment companies in the world. Sony offers a variety of accessories that are designed to meet the needs of every professional who is particularly keen on quality and dependability. The company's name speaks for itself. It's a Sony!

Products that combine breakthrough performance and a breakthrough price don't come along often. In his in-depth review in the December 2005 issue of Widescreen Review, video guru Greg Rogers put this projector through its paces and concluded: "The Sony VPL-VW100 1080p SXRD front projector ($9,999) is a breakthrough product that will have a major impact on the home theater industry. It shatters the previous $30,000 price barrier for 1080p front projectors...." Each of the VPL-VW100's three ultra-high-resolution SXRD (Silicon Crystal Reflective Display) panels has 1920 x 1080 pixels. That's twice the number of pixels available from 720p projectors — more pixels reveal greater detail, depth and dimensionality. And 1080p is also a pixel-perfect match for 1080i high-definition programs, the most common HD format. (HDTV reception requires a separate HDTV tuner.) All video signals are automatically converted to precisely match the projector's 1080p native resolution. The VPL-VW100's powerful video processing circuitry is actually more advanced than what you'll find in most current standalone video processors. Because there are three SXRD image chips — one each for red, green, and blue — colors look extraordinarily rich, radiant and rock-steady. The Real Color Processing color management system makes it easy to fine-tune specific colors and hues without affecting skin tones. Along with exceptional resolution and color, the VPL-VW100 provides contrast and black level performance that only CRT-based projectors could deliver before now. Sony's Advanced Iris system includes an "Auto" mode that monitors the incoming video signal and adjusts the projector's light output on the fly, optimizing black level and contrast on a scene-by-scene basis. Sony specs the maximum contrast ratio at an astonishing 15,000:1. (When Greg Rogers measured contrast for his review, the projector actually delivered 16,700:1.) With its standard-throw lens, the VPL-VW100 is a good choice for medium- and larger-sized rooms (you can place it on a table, or ceiling-mount it with an optional bracket). The 400-watt Xenon lamp generates a brighter, purer light than typical UHP mercury lamps, but for the best possible image quality, Sony recommends using a 120" or smaller screen. The projector's "lens shift" feature lets you adjust the image either horizontally or vertically, to allow for off-center projector placement. Unlike digital keystone correction, lens shift doesn't reduce image resolution. The VPL-VW100 has every type of video input you're likely to need. And for maximum future-readiness, the component video, HDMI and DVI inputs accept 1080p signals. This is one of the first projectors with that capability.

The InFocus IN5104 is a flexible widescreen display like you've never seen before. The WXGA-native IN5104 can display either a single WXGA image (1280 x 800) or with exclusive InFocus SplitScreen technology, you can view two full images side by side for the ultimate in collaborative projection. With 4000 lumens and amazing connectivity the widescreen IN5104 offers a distinct advantage in large venues.The IN5104 features 4000 Max ANSI lumens which are powerful enough deliver clear, large digital images in high ambient light meeting rooms or auditoriums. Equipped with HDMI 1.3 the IN5104 will flawlessly display high resolution output from the latest computers, including 1080p full-HD content.Through InFocus SplitScreen display the IN5104 projects from two sources side by side on the same screen. This technology permits presentation sharing and multiple user input to create a collaborative big picture experience. Additionally, four "assignable" audio sources allow mix-and-match pairing of audio with any data or video on display.The IN5104 offers interchangeable lens options to easily fit ultra short-throw rear projection or long-throw installation needs. Horizontal and vertical lens shift make the IN5104 a flexible projector to integrate. HDMI 1.3 and 5 BNC inputs enable compatibility with all the leading switching and signal routing hardware. Equipped with RS232 and embedded network control the IN5104 can seamlessly integrate into any infrastructure. Additional features include wireless-compatible architecture for connectivity to InFocus LiteShow II wireless adapter, (2) x 4.0 watt stereo speakers and a full-featured remote with laser and wired control functionality.