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Canon comes back with a new projector that is perfect for use in the office. The Canon LV-7375 features 3,500 ANSI lumens, 500:1 contrast ratio, Native XGA (1,024 x 768) resolution, DVI, RGB, S-video, and Composite. There is also a RJ-45 LAN port for an easy network connection and a 7 watt speaker system that is loud enough to fill any room with audio. The Canon LV-7375 is priced at $1,799 with a three year warranty. [AboutProjectors]
Thanko Japan has unveiled the M100 Pico Projector that can project a 45-inch screen from a distance of 2-meters. The projector also sports a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, a mono speaker, 10 lumens brightness, a contrast ratio of 200:1, and a mini tripod. Measuring 37mm × 60mm × 61mm and weighing 142-grams, the Thanko M100 is available in Japan for 28,200 Yen ($300). [Product Page]
Here is another pico projector that is currently available in the market. The FAVI PMJ-1000 is so tiny so that it will fit into your pocket comfortably. Measuring 4.4-inch x 1.9-inch x 0.6-inch and weights 180grams, the projector has manual zoom and focus controls. You can buy the FAVI PMJ-1000 for $280 a pop. [PicoProjectorInfo]
Sanyo has released the world’s first Wi-Fi LCD projector in the US. Dubbed as the PLC-WXU700, it supports USB connectivity, LAN port, 500:1 contrast ratio, 3,800 lumens brightness, WXGA resolution, HDMI, D-sub, S-Video, and Composite inputs. The Sanyo PLC-WXU700 LCD projector will be released next month for $2,995. [eCoustics]
Mitsubishi today announced their brand new compact DLP Projector, the LVP-XD95ST, which is scheduled to be released on May 18th, 2009. This 1024×768 DLP data projector is perfect for use in the schools, office, or home. Priced at 100,000 Yen ($1,048), this 1024×768 DLP data projector displays a 60-inch image from only 1.1-meter (Super-Short focus lens). It also has a brightness level of 2200 lumens and a contrast ration of 2000:1. [Akihabara]
Sanyo Japan just announced a new high-end projector, the LP-WXU700, which is the world’s first WiFi-enabled projector supporting the IEEE802.11n standard. Measuring at 334.2mm × 78.4mm × 257.5mm and weighing 3.6kg, the mobile projector features a 275W lamp, a 500:1 contrast ratio and 3,800 lumens brightness, a HDMI and a USB interface. The LP-WXU700 will be released in Japan on June 19, 2009 for $6,300. [Crunchgear]
You can now purchase the Dell 4310WX DLP projector that provides 1,280 x 800 resolution in a 16:10 aspect ratio, 3,500 lumens brightness and 2,000:1 contrast ratio. You can use this projector for business presentations, classrooms, or your home theater. Each purchase of the Dell 4310WX comes with a remote control with an integrated laser pointer. Other features include a VGA input, two component/analog D-sub inputs, an HDMI 1.3, DisplayPort input, and Ethernet. The Dell 4310WX DLP projector is priced at $1,099. [Electronista]
The Auto-Rotate Wooden Projection Clock is the latest timepiece for home from Oregon Scientific. The clock is able to throw the current time in either vertical or horizontal formats, depending on your preference. Its large display shows not only the time, but also the interior temperature and the weather forecast for the next 12-24 hours. The Auto-Rotate Wooden Projection Clock retails for $130 each. [PopGadget]
Christie’s Entero LED projector is claimed to be the first LED-based rear projection display system in the world, which was specially designed for control room displays and video wall applications. The device features DLP display technology, 600 ANSI lumens, 1,700:1 contrast ratio and more than 50,000hour lifespan. No word yet on pricing. [Christie via About Projectors]
Sony today introduced two new members of its portable projectors. Both the VPL-EX7 and VPL-EX70 use short focal lens that allow them to throw a 60-inch screen at 1,024 x 768 resolution from a distance of 1.8meter. The former comes with a 500:1 contrast ratio and 2,000 lumens brightness. Meanwhile, the latter features only a contrast ratio of 900:1 and a brightness of 2,600 lumens. Pricing info is still unknown. [Akihabara]
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