Keystone correction, which is aided by a 10:0 Lens Offset feature, is provided as part of the Auto Set Up features, as is Auto Input Signal, which can be used to select a notebook computer, DVD player, or other device when connected to

Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. today debuts the new Pioneer® DV-420V 1080p upconverting DVD player, which is the first to feature an exclusive MP3 encoding capability for supreme music portability. Combining HDMI™ connectivity with

Pioneer's players combine supreme features, sophisticated internal construction with a rigid chassis design ensuring the highest quality playback of Blu-ray Disc, DVD and CD entertainment. With RS-232, the Elite BDP-23FD offers seamless

You get a free ABT test disc to show off the capability of your player and of course the DV-983H passes all of the tests. Consider this a mini review. Similar to the HQV Benchmark DVD it, contains similar test material for jaggies,

Ofcourse R2-DVD Projector doesn’t come with any ordinary remote. An actual Millennium Falcon will perform this task. It holds the control panel that slides out when the panel is pushed. The buttons will light up and all the functions to

Korea-based Inditek exhibited its LCD/DVD combo TV during CeBIT 2007. The Buddy Series feature Dy Epson MovieMate 55 Combo Projector. Epson MovieMate 55 Combo Projector is the latest addition of the Epson in the line of its combo p.

It may seem strange to see a company releasing so many DVD players without a Blu-ray in sight, but remember that Toshiba was at the forefront of the competing HD-DVD format, which died less than a year ago.

When it was announced that OPPO was releasing a flag ship DVD player at nearly double the price, I requested a review sample to find out how OPPO has raised the bar on an already very successful product line. As with past models

Pioneer DV-400V supports all the dvd and cd formats including burned dvd+ disks. Moreover, it is a divx dvd player with usb port which allows to play audio and divx encoded video through usb input. Interpolated upscaling system improves

Can someone please help us with this, we are trying to connect a DVD player to our Optoma projector. Bought a cheap lead on ebay and it doesn't work,

DV11 looks like a normal DLP projector, but guess what, it comes with a built-in DVD player allowing you to watch your favourite DVD title on a big screen. The projector iself features a resolution of SVGA, a brightness of 1500 lumens, and a contrast ratio of 2000:1. Powered by DMD panel from BarkChip2, it is also equipped with 2 x 5W speakers and a 180W lamp that lasts for up to 2000 hours of usage.

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Toshiba yesterday announced its new DLP (Digital Light Processing) projector product, the TDP-S35U. Priced $699 and weighs at just 6.6lbs, this lightweight portable projector is a wonderful presentation tool for mobile professionals, educators, corporate users and small-to-medium-sized businesses who demand brilliant performance at a competitive price. Features include a 2,000 ANSI lumens, a contrast ratio of 2,000:1 (full on/full off), and native SVGA 800×600 resolution. You can also find a host of multimedia capabilities and connectivity options, like two computer inputs (dual component), composite and S-video inputs, audio in/out capabilities, and a monitor output connector. The latter lets users to view presentations from an external display in addition to what is projected on the screen, thus making it possible for the presenter to face their audience directly, rather than turning around to read slides as they appear on the screen.

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If you ask me what I’m thinking about projector, I’d say that it’s a huge electronic device that project image from computer (or any other video input source) to the wall or screen for large image viewing. What I mean with “huge” is that the device can’t be easily carry around like a cell phone or digital music player.

Eventhough I don’t have any plan to buy a projector, it seems that Mitsubishi have heard my rant and so they created a mini portable projector, the Mitsubishi Pocket Projector. It weighs less than one pound (or around 2.3 pounds including the cables) and measures only 4.8 x 3.8 x 2 inches. Probably won’t fit into my pocket, but at least I can easily slipped it into my bag.

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Unlike television-based home theater systems which include a bulky display unit, or other projector-based systems which require a minimum depth of 12′ for projection, this all-in-one projector and DVD/CD player takes up scant room, produces a pristine picture, is easy to set up, and only needs 6 1/2′ of projection space.

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