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Sanyo North America will launch a new Full HD projector developed for the professional market, the Sanyo PLC-HP7000L. This high-end projector adopts the company’s QuaDrive engine to achieve a brightness level of 7,000 Lumens with just a single lamp and a 1920×1080 resolution with an exceptional color reproduction. The Sanyo PLC-HP7000L is scheduled to become available in October 2011 for $19,995. [Press Release]
The Mili Pro v2.0 is a portable video projector for Apple’s iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. This ultra-compact projector has the capability to display 640 x 480 high resolution images on most any viewing surface with 10 Lumens of brightness. You can use the focus wheel to fine tune your image quality. The Mili Pro v2.0 comes equipped with a VGA input cable and an RCA input cable. The VGA cable allows you to connect the MiLi Pro directly to your laptop or PC’s VGA port, while the RCA cable allows you to connect most standard AV equipment sources such as DVD players. [Product Page]
Sony Japan today unveiled the VPL-HW30ES SXRD 3D projector, which comes with significantly reduced 3D Crosstalk thanks to the 240Hz SXRD panel drive system. The projector features a 70,000:1 contrast ratio, a 1,300 lumens of brightness and picture adjustment settings. It will work with Sony’s active shutter 3D glasses which are newer and lighter. The VPL-HW30ES will be available in Japan at the end of July for 370,000 Yen or $4,618. [Akihabara]
Panasonic has introduced a new ultra-portable projector for business and education purposes. Dubbed as the PT-LB3U, the projector features a resolution of 1024 x 768, a 3,200 Lumens of brightness and a 600:1 of contrast ratio. Measuring 307mm x 69mm x 210mm and weighing 2.3 Kg, the Panasonic PT-LB3U also uses a new lamp drive system, allowing the lamp to last up to 5,000-hour. The projector can also be mounted on the ceiling or placed on a desktop. Connectivity options include dual VGA inputs, LAN port, S-video, a serial input, and a single composite connection. The Panasonic PT-LB3U is priced at $1,399 a pop. [Panasonic]
Do you still remember the Hitachi iPJ-AW250N ultimate interactive projector that we posted on February 2011? Hitachi America has finally released this short throw projector. The iPJ-AW250N comes bundled with software for teaching users how to build interactive presentations, and tools for building those presentations. Additional specs include an Ethernet port for controlling the projector from another location, and built-in speakers with an amplifier to eliminate the need for external speakers. [Hitachi]
Amazon has started selling the Epson MovieMate 85HD for only $728.79 each. In case you didn’t know, it is a powerful projector, DVD and music player combo that brings you brilliant blockbuster performance. The Epson MovieMate 85HD comes with a 2500 lumens color/white light output and 720p widescreen performance. The 85HD also includes a built-in DVD player, dual Dolby 5.1 Digital DTS 10 Watts stereo speakers and an HDMI port. [Product Page]
Mitsubishi has recently launched its new EST (extreme short-throw) ultra-short throw projectors, the WD380U-EST and XD380U-EST. Both projectors feature high-quality short throw-lenses, which provides better quality images and has a longer shelf life than regular projectors. The WD380U-EST and XD380U-EST projectors feature USBA+ B inputs for computer-free presentations, LAN display, a built-in 10-watt speaker, audio standby, closed captioning and 3D-ready capabilities, with brightness levels rated at 2,800 and 2,500 lumens. The Mitsubishi WD380U-EST features a WXGA resolution, while the XD380U-EST displays images in XGA resolution. These short throw projectors can display 70-inch diagonally images from less than 23-inch away. [Mitsubishi]
Hitachi is back with two new super-short focus projectors namely the CP-A300NJ and CP-AW250NJ. Based on the company’s first generation super-short focus projector the CP-A100J, these new models are capable to project up to 80-inch image in only 23cm away from the screen. The Hitachi CP-A300NJ offers a XGA resolution with a 3000 Lumens brightness, while the Hitachi AW250NJ features a WXGA resolution and a 2500 Lumens brightness. Both projectors also have a 10W mono speaker. Sadly, there is no info on pricing at this moment. [Akihabara]
FAVI Entertainment has rolled out a new LED-based mini projector with an affordable price point. Dubbed as the RioHD-LED-2, this mini projector offers the perfect balance of performance and affordability for business professionals, educators, gamers and home theater enthusiasts alike. The gadget supports the LED-2 technology that provides 20,000 hours or 14 years of lamp life (an average of four hours per day) while simultaneously boasting five times the brightness versus a standard LED projector. The FAVI RioHD-LED-2 mini projector retails for $399 a pop. [FAVI]
Casio today rolled out a couple of new projectors that come equipped with a Laser and LED hybrid light source. Dubbed as the XJ-H1650 and H1600, both projectors achieve high brightness without the use of a high-pressure mercury lamp, by projecting three colors through a DLP chip: red emitted by a high-lumen red LED, green converted from blue laser light with a phosphor, and blue emitted by a high-lumen blue LED. The Casio XJ-H1650 and H1600 deliver 3,500 ANSI Lumens and have a lifespan of 20,000 hours, reducing maintenance and cutting operating costs. [dcviews]
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