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02/08/2013 |
Mitsubishi Electric Introduces LaserVue Projectors that Let You Wave “Goodbye” to Lamp ReplacementsOrlando, Fla., January 29, 2013 — Mitsubishi Electric’s new LaserVue® family of lamp-free, environmentally-conscious portable projectors create brilliant images with accurate colors using a technologically advanced light engine unlike any other hybrid projector on the market today. Eco-conscious teachers and presenters will see Mitsubishi’s first new hybrid projector at FETC (Florida Education Technology Conference) at the Orlando Convention Center this ... |
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09/20/2012 |
2012 CEDIA SHowMitsubishi showcased two of its new home theater projectors designed make 3D home theater viewing easier and more affordable at this year’s CEDIA Expo, the home theater industry’s largest trade show. We believe there isn’t enough 3D content in the marketplace, and that is definitely an issue for some of you. But our new projectors have an amazing 2D-to-3D conversion ... |
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09/17/2012 |
The new HC7900DW projectorFeatured on: Hometoys.com The new HC7900DW projector features 150,000:1 contrast ratio, 1500 lumens of brightness and up to 5000* hours of lamp life as well. It comes in a white cabinet, and when installed, can easily match the aesthetics of a white ceiling. It uses Texas Instruments’ latest DLP® .065-inch DMD chip to create exciting, vibrant 2D and 3D images in ... |
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09/12/2012 |
Introducing The Mitsubishi HC7800D Home Theater DLP ProjectorFeatured on: AVS Forum.com The Mitsubishi HC7800D is a home theater DLP projector that produces amazing HD images in 3D as well as 2D. When the HC7800D is combined with the optional Mitsubishi high- speed liquid-crystal 3D active-shutter glasses, 3D projection is taken to whole new level. The proprietary Mitsubishi 3D glasses are designed to match the high-speed response of elements in the ... |
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05/09/2012 |
New Short-Throw and Interactive Projector Technologies Enter the ClassroomFeatured on: SystemsContractor.com Interactive display systems have become commonplace in the classroom, with interactive projection systems, although introduced relatively recently, already being embraced especially by K-12 schools. As manufacturers begin to roll out the ability to not only annotate the displayed image but also control these systems via wireless devices, the stage is now being set for a new level of collaboration ... |