Um unser Vertrauen in unsere Hochhelligkeits-Laserprojektoren mit führender Lasertechnologie zu demonstrieren, bieten wir jetzt eine ebenso bahnbrechende dreijährige 20.000-Stunden-Garantie auf alle unseren führenden Laserprodukte in der EMEA-Zone an**. Das ist die doppelte Garantie im Vergleich zu der von einigen unserer Konkurrenten. Während für mehrere Digital Projection-Lösungen bereits eine 20.000-Stunden-Garantie gilt, wurde diese Garantie jetzt auf die gesamte Reihe der Laser-Phosphor-Projektoren, einschließlich HIGHlite Laser, INSIGHT 4K Laser und E-Vision Laser 8500, ausgedehnt. Jeder Digital Projection-Kunde in der EMEA-Zone kann ab jetzt von dieser ganz neuen, aktuellen Produktgarantie profitieren.
Nur für eine begrenzte Zeit: Werten Sie die Garantie für Ihren E-Vision LASER 8500 jetzt GRATIS zu einer Fünfjahresgarantie (20.000 Stunden) auf!
Der auf der InfoComm 2015 eingeführte E-Vision LASER 8500 erweist sich bei Kunden, die nach der leistungsstarken 1-Chip-DLP-Lasertechnologie suchen, als sehr beliebt. Damit Sie vollstes Vertrauen haben können, bieten wir allen unseren Kunden jetzt eine Gratis-Aufwertung zur Fünfjahresgarantie an: Sie sparen möglicherweise Tausende Euro, und damit bieten wir die umfassendste Garantie, die in der Branche angeboten wird. Füllen Sie einfach das einfache Formular links auf dieser Seite aus, um von diesem außerordentlichen Angebot zu profitieren
Montag, 27. Juni 2016
Samstag, 11. Juni 2016
Optoma Unveils Breakthrough Laser Phosphor Projectors for ProAV and Home Markets 4K UHD ultra short throw projector is first of its kind; innovative 5,500 lumen ZU510T fills important mid-range need
Optoma, a world leading manufacturer of video and audio products, at InfoComm today unveiled two new innovative single-chip DLP laser phosphor projectors for the ProAV and home markets. The company's yet to be named 4K UHD DLP ultra short throw laser projector is a first of its kind, and the Optoma ZU510T WUGXA DLP laser projector features 5,500 lumens and fills a much needed hole in the mid-range category. With a large commitment to the ProAV channel Optoma Technology president Robert Sterzing took the helm last year, Optoma is focused on providing innovative solutions with maximum flexibility for the ProAV market.
The world's first DLP 4K laser phosphor 0.18:1 ultra short throw (UST) projector displays a 100-inch image on a wall or screen from just two inches away. With 3,300 lumens, this ultra innovative Optoma projector combines many of today's industry advancements into one dynamic package. 4K resolution displays more than 8 million pixels on screen, delivering the ultimate in image quality. This Optoma 4K laser UST projector also provides H.265 multimedia playback, and supports the Android 5.0 /Lollipop operating system. Expected to hit the market in Q1 2017, it delivers an entirely new class of reliable, high resolution, and ultra short throw projectors that are ideally suited for digital signage demands as well as home theater.
The new Optoma ZU510T, also unveiled today, will be one of the few WUXGA laser phosphor DLP projectors in the 4,000 to 6,000 lumen range currently in market – filling a need in the mid-range ProAV category. Developed for maximum flexibility and reliability, this 5,500 lumen ProAV solid state laser projector includes a fixed lens with horizontal and vertical lens shift, offering a unique 1.2:1 - 2.16:1 throw ratio and a digital zoom of 1.8x – enabling it to cover a wide range of interchangeable lens capabilities without having the need to buy additional or change lenses. The ZU510T also streamlines integration, with two built-in 10W speakers and a variety of inputs, including two HDMI and HDBaseT, allowing users to easily send and control AV content using a single CAT5 cable. With anticipated availability of later this year, and a $4,500 to $5,500 (final price TBD), the ZU510T is a reliable, flexible and cost-efficient option for boardrooms, university auditoriums, museums and other mid-sized venues.
"Optoma is the second largest selling projector brand in the U.S. according to PMA, and the company has had a reputation for quality and reliability in the channels we have focused on," said Robert Sterzing, president, Optoma Technology. "As a brand, we're relatively new to the ProAV channel, but it became a top priority in 2015 and today we're a top five seller in the channel. By focusing on quality and reliability – along with innovation and flexibility – we're listening to the market and manufacturing projectors that meet the needs of ProAV customers."
Optoma in late 2016 and early 2017 is introducing a handful of differentiated and innovative solid state laser projectors to provide exceptional picture quality coupled with stability and reliability. These projectors include R/G/B/Y color elements, yielding exceptionally natural and vivid color performance.Laser phosphor technology also eliminates the need for lamp and filter replacements and offers low cost of ownership with up to 20,000 hours of reliable operation.
Optoma at InfoComm is also showing a 4K lamp-based projector, and at CES this year demonstrated the first 4K 1-chip DLP UHD LED projector, set to debut later this year and early next year respectively.At InfoComm this week, the company is showcasing new and top-selling ProAV projection products in a variety of creative applications – from dome and arch displays to interactivity and edge blending. For more information, please visithttp://www.optomausa.com/.
About Optoma Technology
Optoma Technology is a world leading designer and manufacturer of award-winning video and audio products for home entertainment and theater, ProAV and business. With a focus on premium quality and functional style, products are designed with the end-user experience in mind. Optoma and NuForce products deliver stunning crystal clear images and exceptional sound with ultimate reliability. Optoma Technology is part of The Optoma Group, which has continental headquarters in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. For more information, please visit: www.optomausa.com.
The world's first DLP 4K laser phosphor 0.18:1 ultra short throw (UST) projector displays a 100-inch image on a wall or screen from just two inches away. With 3,300 lumens, this ultra innovative Optoma projector combines many of today's industry advancements into one dynamic package. 4K resolution displays more than 8 million pixels on screen, delivering the ultimate in image quality. This Optoma 4K laser UST projector also provides H.265 multimedia playback, and supports the Android 5.0 /Lollipop operating system. Expected to hit the market in Q1 2017, it delivers an entirely new class of reliable, high resolution, and ultra short throw projectors that are ideally suited for digital signage demands as well as home theater.
The new Optoma ZU510T, also unveiled today, will be one of the few WUXGA laser phosphor DLP projectors in the 4,000 to 6,000 lumen range currently in market – filling a need in the mid-range ProAV category. Developed for maximum flexibility and reliability, this 5,500 lumen ProAV solid state laser projector includes a fixed lens with horizontal and vertical lens shift, offering a unique 1.2:1 - 2.16:1 throw ratio and a digital zoom of 1.8x – enabling it to cover a wide range of interchangeable lens capabilities without having the need to buy additional or change lenses. The ZU510T also streamlines integration, with two built-in 10W speakers and a variety of inputs, including two HDMI and HDBaseT, allowing users to easily send and control AV content using a single CAT5 cable. With anticipated availability of later this year, and a $4,500 to $5,500 (final price TBD), the ZU510T is a reliable, flexible and cost-efficient option for boardrooms, university auditoriums, museums and other mid-sized venues.
"Optoma is the second largest selling projector brand in the U.S. according to PMA, and the company has had a reputation for quality and reliability in the channels we have focused on," said Robert Sterzing, president, Optoma Technology. "As a brand, we're relatively new to the ProAV channel, but it became a top priority in 2015 and today we're a top five seller in the channel. By focusing on quality and reliability – along with innovation and flexibility – we're listening to the market and manufacturing projectors that meet the needs of ProAV customers."
Optoma in late 2016 and early 2017 is introducing a handful of differentiated and innovative solid state laser projectors to provide exceptional picture quality coupled with stability and reliability. These projectors include R/G/B/Y color elements, yielding exceptionally natural and vivid color performance.Laser phosphor technology also eliminates the need for lamp and filter replacements and offers low cost of ownership with up to 20,000 hours of reliable operation.
Optoma at InfoComm is also showing a 4K lamp-based projector, and at CES this year demonstrated the first 4K 1-chip DLP UHD LED projector, set to debut later this year and early next year respectively.At InfoComm this week, the company is showcasing new and top-selling ProAV projection products in a variety of creative applications – from dome and arch displays to interactivity and edge blending. For more information, please visithttp://www.optomausa.com/.
About Optoma Technology
Optoma Technology is a world leading designer and manufacturer of award-winning video and audio products for home entertainment and theater, ProAV and business. With a focus on premium quality and functional style, products are designed with the end-user experience in mind. Optoma and NuForce products deliver stunning crystal clear images and exceptional sound with ultimate reliability. Optoma Technology is part of The Optoma Group, which has continental headquarters in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. For more information, please visit: www.optomausa.com.
Mittwoch, 1. Juni 2016
Acer Announces F7 Series Large Venue Projectors with Interchangeable Lenses
Editors' Summary • •Five lens options of throw ratios give professional installers the flexibility needed for projector deployment in various environments •High brightness of up to 6,000 lumens for larger venues with long projection distances and high ambient light •Can be rotated 360-degrees to give installers flexible and creative options for image projection •Horizontal and vertical lens shift allows shifting of the image in its original format and size without distortion •Available in three display resolutions: WUXGA (F7600), 1080p (F7500), and XGA (F7200) NEW YORK - Acer, the world's third largest projector brand1, today announced its F7 series large venue projectors, the F7200, F7500, and F7600, designed for professional installations. With five interchangeable lenses for a variety of throw ratios, high brightness rated up to 6,000 lumens, and 360-degree installation flexibility, the new professional F7 series further expands Acer's comprehensive line of high-quality projectors for business, education and consumer applications.
"Acer is stepping up its game in the large venue professional projector market with the new F7 Series," said Victor Chien, president, Digital Display Business, Acer Inc. "With interchangeable lenses of different throw ratios, high brightness, and 360-degree installation versatility, professional A/V installers will find the new projectors a highly practical addition to their display equipment arsenal."
The Right Tool for the Job
The F7 series features five lens options of throw ratios, giving professional installers the flexibility needed for projector deployment in various environments:
1. Short throw: 0.8-5.0 meters (2.7-16.4 feet)
2. Semi-short throw: 1.0-9.0 meters (3.3-29.6 feet)
3. Standard throw: 1.5-7.0 meters (4.9-22.9 feet)
4. Long throw: 2.0-20.0 meters (6.6-65.5 feet)
5. Super-long throw: 3.0-20.0 meters (9.9-65.6 feet)
This gives professional installers the flexibility to choose a lens that is best-suited for their application with the same projector. The super-long throw lens stands out as an especially attractive option for larger venues which require long projection distances such as convention halls, auditoriums, gymnasiums, conference rooms, houses of worship and more.
Superior Brightness
Professional installers face deployment challenges in larger venues with long projection distances and high ambient light. Acer's F7 series was developed to overcome these hurdles and features high brightness of up to 6,000 lumens. This translates into vibrant colors, crisp detail and realistic skin tones, even in venues with large amounts of natural light.
360-degree Installation Flexibility
The Acer F7 series projectors can be rotated 360-degrees to give installers flexible and creative options for image projection. This is useful in unique deployments with a fixed mounting point such as an interactive floor or side-wall art installations. The lens of the F7 series is positioned at the center of the chassis for intuitive positioning, while horizontal and vertical lens shift allows shifting of the image in its original format and size without distortion.
Flexible Resolution and Connectivity Options
The F7 series projectors are available in three display resolutions to fit required applications: WUXGA (F7600), 1080p (F7500), and XGA (F7200). They support industry-standard input options such as RGBHV (5-BNC), DisplayPort, HDMI, and DVI-D.
Pricing and Availability
The F7 series projectors will be available in EMEA in June with prices starting at €2,999; and in China in June with prices starting at ¥79,999.
Exact specifications, prices, and availability will vary by region. To find out about availability, product specifications and prices in specific markets, please contact your nearest Acer office or retailer via www.acer.com.
The Acer F7 series projectors were unveiled today at the next@acer press event at 4 World Trade Center in New York, where the company announced a range of new devices and solutions for families, students and professionals. For more information, visit acer.com/nextatacer
"Acer is stepping up its game in the large venue professional projector market with the new F7 Series," said Victor Chien, president, Digital Display Business, Acer Inc. "With interchangeable lenses of different throw ratios, high brightness, and 360-degree installation versatility, professional A/V installers will find the new projectors a highly practical addition to their display equipment arsenal."
The Right Tool for the Job
The F7 series features five lens options of throw ratios, giving professional installers the flexibility needed for projector deployment in various environments:
1. Short throw: 0.8-5.0 meters (2.7-16.4 feet)
2. Semi-short throw: 1.0-9.0 meters (3.3-29.6 feet)
3. Standard throw: 1.5-7.0 meters (4.9-22.9 feet)
4. Long throw: 2.0-20.0 meters (6.6-65.5 feet)
5. Super-long throw: 3.0-20.0 meters (9.9-65.6 feet)
This gives professional installers the flexibility to choose a lens that is best-suited for their application with the same projector. The super-long throw lens stands out as an especially attractive option for larger venues which require long projection distances such as convention halls, auditoriums, gymnasiums, conference rooms, houses of worship and more.
Superior Brightness
Professional installers face deployment challenges in larger venues with long projection distances and high ambient light. Acer's F7 series was developed to overcome these hurdles and features high brightness of up to 6,000 lumens. This translates into vibrant colors, crisp detail and realistic skin tones, even in venues with large amounts of natural light.
360-degree Installation Flexibility
The Acer F7 series projectors can be rotated 360-degrees to give installers flexible and creative options for image projection. This is useful in unique deployments with a fixed mounting point such as an interactive floor or side-wall art installations. The lens of the F7 series is positioned at the center of the chassis for intuitive positioning, while horizontal and vertical lens shift allows shifting of the image in its original format and size without distortion.
Flexible Resolution and Connectivity Options
The F7 series projectors are available in three display resolutions to fit required applications: WUXGA (F7600), 1080p (F7500), and XGA (F7200). They support industry-standard input options such as RGBHV (5-BNC), DisplayPort, HDMI, and DVI-D.
Pricing and Availability
The F7 series projectors will be available in EMEA in June with prices starting at €2,999; and in China in June with prices starting at ¥79,999.
Exact specifications, prices, and availability will vary by region. To find out about availability, product specifications and prices in specific markets, please contact your nearest Acer office or retailer via www.acer.com.
The Acer F7 series projectors were unveiled today at the next@acer press event at 4 World Trade Center in New York, where the company announced a range of new devices and solutions for families, students and professionals. For more information, visit acer.com/nextatacer
BenQ W2000W – Heimkino-Filmgenuss ohne störende Kabel
BenQ, der Marktführer von DLP® Projektoren, stellt mit dem W2000W eine neue Variante seines leistungsstarken Full-HD-Projektors W2000 vor, die den Premium-Heimkino-Filmgenuss jetzt auch kabellos ermöglicht. Der W2000W enthält das neue WFHD-Kit WDP02 zur drahtlosen Übertragung von hochauflösenden Video- und Audiosignalen. Das Wireless-Kit WDP02 besteht aus einem Transmitter mit erweiterten Anschlüssen und einem Empfänger, der seinen Platz jetzt im inneren des Projektors findet. So benötigt der W2000W außer der Stromversorgung keine weitere Kabelverbindung. Der BenQ W2000W für Film- und Spielegenuss mit bis zu 300 Zoll/762 cm Projektionsfläche ist ab Ende Mai im Handel zum Preis von 1.799 Euro inkl. MwSt. erhältlich. Das WFHD-Kit WDP02 ist auch einzeln als Erweiterung zu anderen Projektoren ebenfalls ab Ende Mai verfügbar und kostet 539 Euro (UVP inkl. MwSt.).
Kabellos von Raum zu Raum
Der BenQ W2000W wird mit dem Wireless Full HD-Kit WDP02 ausgeliefert und bietet so eine innovative Datenübertragungsmöglichkeit ohne störende Verbindungskabel. Dieses Kit besteht aus einem Transmitter mit vier HDMI®-Eingängen und einem HDMI®-Ausgang sowie einem Receiver, der per USB mit dem Projektor verbunden wird und so gleichzeitig die Stromversorgung des Receivers sicherstellt. Der Clou ist, dass der Receiver jetzt in den Projektor integriert werden kann und somit nicht mehr außen an das Gerät befestigt werden muss. Ein weiterer Pluspunkt für eine optimale Wohnraumintegration. Mit einer Reichweite von bis zu 30 Metern – selbst von Raum zu Raum – und einer Latenzzeit von weniger als 1 ms bietet WFHD sowohl für Filmeliebhaber als auch für Online-Gaming-Fans hervorragende Voraussetzungen. Ein zusätzliches Feature ist die DFS-Funktion (Dynamic Frequence Selection), mit der ein WLANautomatische Kanalwechsel durchführen kann, falls der genutzte Kanal bereits verwendet wird oder gestört ist. Die Sendeeinheit bietet vier HDMI-Eingänge für Blu-ray-Player, Spielekonsolen oder PCs und kann auch 3D-Signale bis zum Format 1080p/60 Hz im 5-GHz-Frequenzband an den Empfänger übertragen.
Hohe vom W2000 bekannte Performance
Der BenQ W2000W liefert lebendige Farben, hohe Kontraste, feine Details und optimale Helligkeit, so dass auch dunkle Filmszenen optimal dargestellt werden. Er ermöglicht naturgetreue Darstellungsqualität mit einem Kontrastverhältnis von 15000:1 und 2000 ANSI Lumen. Schon aus nur 2,50 Meter Abstand kann der BenQ W2000W eine bis zu 98 Zoll große Bilddiagonale darstellen. Mit dem Big-Zoom-Feature lässt sich die Bildgröße komfortabel an jede Raumgröße anpassen. Der vertikale Lens-Shift verschiebt die Bildposition, ohne den Projektor selbst zu bewegen.
Farbdarstellung made in Hollywood
Hollywood-Feeling entsteht vor allem durch die BenQ-eigene CinemaMaster-Technologie. Darunter fallen verschiedene innovative Features für ein Maximum an Bild- und Tonqualität.Im hochauflösenden Format Full HD/1080p realisiert der W2000W eine dauerhaft farbverbindliche Wiedergabe dank der Unterstützung des HDTV-Farbstandards Rec.709., der seit den neunziger Jahren von der Produktion bis zur Wiedergabe im Kino eine durchgängig konsistente Farbtreue und –qualität ermöglicht. BenQ Projektoren nutzen ein weiterentwickeltes 6-Segment-Farbrad (RGBRGB) mit präzise winkelabgestimmten Farbsegmenten und einer neuartigen Beschichtung, damit Filme auch zu Hause exakt so auf die Leinwand kommen, wie die Regisseure sich das bei der Produktion vorgestellt haben.
Kabellos von Raum zu Raum
Der BenQ W2000W wird mit dem Wireless Full HD-Kit WDP02 ausgeliefert und bietet so eine innovative Datenübertragungsmöglichkeit ohne störende Verbindungskabel. Dieses Kit besteht aus einem Transmitter mit vier HDMI®-Eingängen und einem HDMI®-Ausgang sowie einem Receiver, der per USB mit dem Projektor verbunden wird und so gleichzeitig die Stromversorgung des Receivers sicherstellt. Der Clou ist, dass der Receiver jetzt in den Projektor integriert werden kann und somit nicht mehr außen an das Gerät befestigt werden muss. Ein weiterer Pluspunkt für eine optimale Wohnraumintegration. Mit einer Reichweite von bis zu 30 Metern – selbst von Raum zu Raum – und einer Latenzzeit von weniger als 1 ms bietet WFHD sowohl für Filmeliebhaber als auch für Online-Gaming-Fans hervorragende Voraussetzungen. Ein zusätzliches Feature ist die DFS-Funktion (Dynamic Frequence Selection), mit der ein WLANautomatische Kanalwechsel durchführen kann, falls der genutzte Kanal bereits verwendet wird oder gestört ist. Die Sendeeinheit bietet vier HDMI-Eingänge für Blu-ray-Player, Spielekonsolen oder PCs und kann auch 3D-Signale bis zum Format 1080p/60 Hz im 5-GHz-Frequenzband an den Empfänger übertragen.
Hohe vom W2000 bekannte Performance
Der BenQ W2000W liefert lebendige Farben, hohe Kontraste, feine Details und optimale Helligkeit, so dass auch dunkle Filmszenen optimal dargestellt werden. Er ermöglicht naturgetreue Darstellungsqualität mit einem Kontrastverhältnis von 15000:1 und 2000 ANSI Lumen. Schon aus nur 2,50 Meter Abstand kann der BenQ W2000W eine bis zu 98 Zoll große Bilddiagonale darstellen. Mit dem Big-Zoom-Feature lässt sich die Bildgröße komfortabel an jede Raumgröße anpassen. Der vertikale Lens-Shift verschiebt die Bildposition, ohne den Projektor selbst zu bewegen.
Farbdarstellung made in Hollywood
Hollywood-Feeling entsteht vor allem durch die BenQ-eigene CinemaMaster-Technologie. Darunter fallen verschiedene innovative Features für ein Maximum an Bild- und Tonqualität.Im hochauflösenden Format Full HD/1080p realisiert der W2000W eine dauerhaft farbverbindliche Wiedergabe dank der Unterstützung des HDTV-Farbstandards Rec.709., der seit den neunziger Jahren von der Produktion bis zur Wiedergabe im Kino eine durchgängig konsistente Farbtreue und –qualität ermöglicht. BenQ Projektoren nutzen ein weiterentwickeltes 6-Segment-Farbrad (RGBRGB) mit präzise winkelabgestimmten Farbsegmenten und einer neuartigen Beschichtung, damit Filme auch zu Hause exakt so auf die Leinwand kommen, wie die Regisseure sich das bei der Produktion vorgestellt haben.
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