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1. on display.

Author

Bohannon, W. K.

Subjects
*INFORMATION display systems, *EXHIBITIONS, *PROJECTORS
Abstract

Presents various issues related to information display systems as of January 2002. Details on the COMDEX exhibition in Las Vegas, Nevada; Launch of the PT-50PD3 plasma monitor from the company Panasonic; Release of Proxima projectors from InFocus Corp.

Published
2002

2. PLASMA DISPLAYS.

Subjects
*INFORMATION display systems, *TELEVISION display systems, *COMPUTER input-output equipment, *COMMERCIAL products
Abstract

This section evaluates several plasma-based information display systems available in the U.S. market as of December 2001.

Published
2001

3. An LCD Projector Can Light Up Your Teaching Life.

Author

Reilly, Rob

Subjects
*PROJECTORS, *LIQUID crystal displays, *INFORMATION display systems, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Abstract

Narrates an experience that led to the purchase of a liquid crystal display (LCD) projector. Description of the auditorium at Olin College of Engineering in Needham, Massachusetts; Price range of LCD projectors; Significance of a pointer to the LCD projector; Function of the A-B switch for the monitor LCD setup.

Published
2004

4. the BIGGER the BETTER... until now.

Author

Bohannon, W. K.

Subjects
*PROJECTORS, *INFORMATION display systems, *IMAGE quality in imaging systems
Abstract

Comments on several projection and display systems in the U.S. as of January 2002. Views on large-venue projectors; Elements of image quality; Information on Digital Cinema projectors demonstrated by NEC Corp. at the AFI Film Fest in Los Angeles, California.

Published
2002

5. getting the WORD out.

Author

Siglin, Tim

Subjects
*WORSHIP programs, *CHURCH, *INFORMATION display systems, *DIGITAL video, *DIGITAL media, *WORSHIP
Abstract

The article offers insight on some of the challenges being faced by houses of worship, belonging in the mega-church category, in the U.S., with regards to recording and transmitting their message. Video capture and display are becoming much more prevalent across mid-range and large houses of worship. While many have moved to PowerPoint or basic graphics for use in singing or sermon enhancement, the mega-churches have installed large-screen display systems that rival those found in most sporting venues.

Published
2006

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