Tag: Projectors
Cool Gear: What’s New In Projectors?
Round out your high-tech home studio by showing images on the big screen with the latest generation of digital projectors. Smaller, sleeker and more versatile, the newest projectors deliver top-quality images without breaking the bank.
Cool Gear: Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector
What fits in the palm of your hand, fills a 60-inch diagonal screen
with a digital image at SVGA resolution and weighs in at just about one
pound? The very cool Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector. It’s a DLP
projector that uses eight LEDs to work its magic. The LEDs have a rated
life of 10,000 hours (that’s just about forever in dog years) and fully
utilize Texas Instrument’s Digital Light Processing technology to make
the most of your digital images. DLP projectors, if you don’t know, use
an array of DMD (Digital Micro-Mirrors), each of which represents a
single pixel. At the present time, it’s the best image-display
technology available.
What fits in the palm of your hand, fills a 60-inch diagonal screen
with a digital image at SVGA resolution and weighs in at just about one
pound? The very cool Mitsubishi PK20 Pocket Projector. It’s a DLP
projector that uses eight LEDs to work its magic. The LEDs have a rated
life of 10,000 hours (that’s just about forever in dog years) and fully
utilize Texas Instrument’s Digital Light Processing technology to make
the most of your digital images. DLP projectors, if you don’t know, use
an array of DMD (Digital Micro-Mirrors), each of which represents a
single pixel. At the present time, it’s the best image-display
technology available.
Trade Tricks: Life With A Digital Projector
The
old slideshow was a venerable tradition at my house while I was growing
up, and I suspect it was part of many PCPhoto readers’ youth as well.
While the slide projector is rapidly disappearing, taking its place is
the digital projector, with bundled computer and slideshow software.
Digital slideshows can be done faster, far easier and with more
production value, meaning better looking and with superior sound and
effects.
The
old slideshow was a venerable tradition at my house while I was growing
up, and I suspect it was part of many PCPhoto readers’ youth as well.
While the slide projector is rapidly disappearing, taking its place is
the digital projector, with bundled computer and slideshow software.
Digital slideshows can be done faster, far easier and with more
production value, meaning better looking and with superior sound and
effects.
