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Several charts comparing front-projectors for 2007 based on size are presented including ViewSonic PJ256D, BenQ CP120 and Boxlight Phoenix S25.

The article discusses the current trends in projectors. There are 119 models of projectors that are in a 16:9 widescreen resolution this 2006 compared to 50 widescreen projectors in 2005. Among these models, 80 have video-centric resolution of 720 to 1080 pixels, which is 10% more than in 2005. Major LCD panel manufacturers has now offered wide aspect imaging devices at competitive prices.

The article presents information on some recent resolutions and launches that revolutionized the front projector industry. Wide-XGA resolutions were a computer-centric answer to the flat panel trend. Similarly, the industry witnessed several launches in the SXGA segments. While Mitsubishi launched the second-generation pocket projector, Christie Digital launched the largest CP2000i projectors.

The article presents a 2005 Projector Roundtrip which features the latest trends for this year's front projectors and video professionals. The chart includes 322 different models. This year, more than 26 percent weigh between 5lbs. and 7lbs., compared to 20 percent last year. That's the group that includes the largest number of the value-oriented models that are directly responsible for expanding the front-projector market. For video professionals, there's an almost 100 percent increase in the number of native widescreen projectors.

This article presents information regarding video projectors. In this roundup that features more than 300 projectors, nearly one quarter of products weigh between 5lbs. and 7lbs. The 21b. leader has been available for more than a year. In addition, most of the 5lb. to 71b. projectors have a brightness specification between 1500 and 2200 lumens, which is plenty to cut through most ambient-light situations. There are other trends. Resolution is increasing to match the increased interest in high definition.

The article evaluates several products featured during the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, including the Show WX, a laser-based pico projector from Microvision, and the Flexible OLED display from Sony.

The article offers information on the video equipment showcased at the CEDIA Expo 2008 including the PowerLite Pro Cinema 7500UB home-theater 1080p projector from Epson, the TH-65VX100U 65 inch plasma television from Panasonic, and the Regza line of liquid crystal display (LCD) flatpanels from Toshiba.

The article evaluates audio-visual equipment showcased at InfoComm 08, including the LP-XP200L projector from Sanyo, the WUX10 camcorder from Canon and the M470SWP digital-signage system from Westinghouse Digital.

The author reflects on the emerging markets for front-projector manufacturers. He says that front-projector prices have been decreasing with buyers getting better value for their money. An analysis of the trend toward home entertainment systems is offered. The author shares that wireless high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) solutions has helped in the progress of the home theater market.

The article evaluates the LP-XL50 projector from Sanyo.

The article focuses on the projection technology that are featured at the InfoComm show. InfoComm did not focus much on the products per se but rather on technology for future products. For instance, JVC and Texas Instruments introduced new small-form-factor chipsets for smaller projectors. Both Panasonic and Christie Digital highlighted 3LCD technology. Other exhibitors at the event include Mitsubishi and Optoma.

The article focuses on the use of anamorphic lenses in high definition video projectors. These lenses optically stretch images horizontally to fit wider screens. Current lenses are designed to display full 2.35:1 images from 16:9 projectors without letterbox bars on top and bottom of the screen. The use of anamorphic lenses allows the projector to sue more of its available resolution.

Features several audio-visual equipment showcased at the 2006 National Broadcasters Association exhibition. 4:3 aspect-ratio business presentation projectors from Canon; Lumen LCD projector from Sanyo; Scan Do HD scan converter from Communications Specialties.

Focuses on launch of audio-video equipment by several companies showcased at the CEDIA EXPO 2005 trade show held in Indianapolis, Indiana. Sony VPL-VW100 front project based on Silicon X-tal Reflective Display; DesignerPro rear-projections televisions from JVC; BigVizion series of installation-oriented rear projection televisions from Optoma.

Presents information on several sound and video equipment products that were featured at the InfoComm 2005 tradeshow. SyncMaster 400PN and 460PN Internet protocol (IP)-enabled LCD panels from Samsung; Ipela IP-enabled videoconferencing equipment from Sony; Pocket Projector palm-sized projector from Mitsubishi.

Focuses on information display equipment showcased by several display companies at the broadcasting industry's 2005 National Association of Broadcasters trade show held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Features of the OverView fDR+70-DL rear projector display from Barco; Production-oriented products introduced by Christie Digital; Functions of Envivio Mindshare Presentation System from Envivio.

The article provides information on Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) single-chip DLP projectors. HP xp8000 series projectors has two color wheels in a single projector chassis. HP xp8020, the second generation of its dual color wheel design that gives both high brightness and contrast for which DLP projectors has gained a reputation and accurate color of a video-oriented home theater projector. XP8020 resolution has a fixed install array of connection options on the rear panel.

The article evaluates the PowerLite Pro Z8000WUNL projector from Epson.

The article evaluates the NP3250W digital front projector from NEC.

The article evaluates the XD600U video projector from Mitsubishi.

The article evaluates the HD20 video projector from Optoma.

The article evaluates three Professional Series large-venue projectors namely the CP-X10000, the CP-WX11000, and CP-SX12000 from Hitachi, Ltd.

The article evaluates the iVision 30-WUXGA-XB projector from Digital Projections Inc.

The article evaluates the D5500 projector from Vivitek.

The article evaluates the G5350NL projector from Epson.

The article evaluates the Super Bright XJ-S57 and Super Color XJ-SC215 projectors from Casio.

The article evaluates the XG-P560W projector from Sharp.

The article evaluates the Mitsubishi FL7000U 1080p projector.

The article evaluates the Realis SX80 projector from Canon.

The article evaluates the NP3151W LCD widescreen projector from NEC.

The article evaluates the XD510U projector from Mitsubishi.

The article evaluates the NoteVision PG-F320W widescreen digital light processing (DLP) business projector from Sharp.

The article evaluates the XD470U digital light processing (LDP) projector from Mitsubishi.

The article evaluates the Epson PowerLite 77c projector.

The article evaluates Optoma HD81 home theater projector from Optoma Corp.

The article evaluates the CP-X608 projector from Hitachi.

Evaluates the PocketProjector from Mitsubishi. Resolution; Light source; Cost.

The article evaluates the HD4000 projector from Mitsubishi Corp. and offers information on features, advantages, and price.

Evaluates the UltraVision HDPJ52 video projector from Hitachi.

Evaluates the PT-LB30U multimedia projector from Panasonic Co. Product features; Pros and cons; Price; Contact information.

Features several projectors presented at the InfoComm 2005 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Key features of MovieTime DV10, manufactured by Optoma Technology Inc.; Physical description of PocketProjector, manufactured by Mitsubishi Corp.; Technology used by Panasonic Co. for its projector, PT-LB30U

Evaluates the Canon Realis SX50 digital projector from Canon. Resolution performance; Pros and cons; Price.

Evaluates the HP mp3220 projector developed by Hewlett Packard for use in business presentation. Features; Advantages and disadvantages; Benefits to users; Retail price.

Presents information on the PocketProjector product from Mitsubishi Corp. that will be launched in the U.S. in 2005. Features; Cost; Description of the imaging engine of PocketProjector.

Examines consumer preferences for video projection technology in the U.S. Increase in large screen display sales in 2004; Breakdown of projector sales; Tendency of consumers to purchase cameras, editing systems and production monitors.

Introduces the Mitsubishi HC900, a native 16.9 DLP projector, manufactured by Mitsubishi Corp. Product features; Physical description; Pros and cons.

Evaluates the NoteVision XG-MB70X projector from Sharp availabe in the U.S. market in January 2005. Features; Cost.

Focuses on the emergence of higher-resolution projectors. Introduction of the Realis SX50 projector by Canon; Comparison between Realis SX50 and D-ILA projectors from JVC; Decline in the number of companies producing LCoS projectors.

Evaluates the MT1075 conference-room projector from NEC. Features; Pros and cons; Cost.

Provides information on palm-sized projectors from Pixelworks Inc. Use of light emitting diodes to reduce the volume of the conventional light path and power consumption; Need to explore alternate light sources; Need of greater visualization when adding an optional projection output.