SIM2 launches its first entry in the single-chip LED FULL HD DLP projector market, the MICO 50 (MSRP $19,995). Aptly named – MICO is Latin for ‘sparkle’- the new model is a very worthy addition to the ...

Texas Instruments (TI) introduced what it claims is the industry's first home theater lamp-free projector at this week's InfoComm 2008. It utilizes a Luminus PhlatLight LED light source and a ...

Projectors have gone through several iterations in the time I've been around. From old, clunky CRT systems to DLP and LCD systems, projectors have gotten brighter, smaller and more feature-rich. But ...

Acer introduced the C120 ultraportable pico projector that can be powered by a PC via USB connection. It is ideal for business people, instructors and anyone who needs an incredibly portable projector ...

The BenQ X12000 aims to deliver the best home cinema experience able to produce the DCI-P3 color space accurately via Philips ColorSpark HLD LEDs with CinematicColor Technology. The DCI-P3 color gamut ...

Delta Electronics have announced their first full-HD 1080p DLP projector using LEDs. The technology apparently allows them a broader color gamut, together with a longer lifespan than traditional bulbs ...

This tiny projector from Mitsubishi is the first of many to use a small DLP chipset to make a tiny, easily-pocketable projector (it’s a nascent trend this year). Two things make the ‘Pocket LED DLP’ ...

X12000 combines exclusive cinematicColor technology and Philips colorSpark HLD LED technology for digital cinema Quality color in 8.3 Million Pixels. BenQ introduced the ultimate digital home cinema ...

Delta Electronics might've jumped the gun a bit with its claim of firsties on Texas Instruments' new "PhlatLight" HD LED DLP projector tech. Delta hasn't brought even a prototype to IFA, but over at ...

Taiwan-based multinational BenQ has launched a budget-friendly 1080p overhead business projector with a focus on delivering sharp and color-accurate lights-on visuals to large meeting rooms. "Until ...

We could hardly believe the audacity when LG first started touting its Chocolate hand held projector, but now that they've played down the cross-branding -- it's just known as the HS101 now -- and ...