HITATCHI CP-WX3014WN, CP- X3014WN & CP-X4014WN
www.hitachi.com
Hitachi has introduced three new Network Education Series 3LCD projectors: the CP-WX3014WN, CP-X3014WN and CP-X4014WN. The new models offer networking capability, HDMI inputs and a host of upgraded connectivity and performance features that makes them perfect for use in classrooms and business environments. The CP-WX3014WN, CP-X3014WN and CP-X4014WN all provide networking capability, allowing them to be remotely controlled via a LAN network connection. With Hitachi’s new multi projector function, users can project the same image to up to 12 projectors simultaneously, making it idea for presentations in large venues where a single screen would not be sufficient. The CP-WX3014WN, CP-X3014WN and CP-X4014WN feature Crestron RoomView software, providing a custom configurable interface to monitor, manage, and control every device in every room remotely from any computer. The CP-WX3014WN delivers native WXGA resolution with 3,000 lumens brightness, while the CP-X3014WN provides XGA resolution and 3,200 lumens bright- ness and the CP-X4014WN offers XGA resolution and 4,000 lumens brightness. All three projectors have two built-in 8W speakers and a microphone input with a newly added audio mixing feature.
LAMA VITA DECO SERIES
www.lama-vita.com
Lama Vita has announced a new series that is specifically designed for corner colouring. Their compact appearance allows users to install the fixtures into corners of a venue, or a venue with limited space without sacificing the atmosphere effect. The LED Deco Series has a versatile design with three 1W LEDs. It has a built-in auto run program making it ideal for plug‘n’play installations. The LED Deco Series is suitable for a wide variety of applications including window displays, lounges, bars, pubs, and nightclubs. The Deco Series has a colour changing function which uses fadein and fade out. It also features four builtin programs for seven colours, plus multi colour and colour mixing for RGB intersec- tion changes.
LIGHTHOUSE VIDEOBLADES 12
www.lighthouse-tech.com
VideoBlades 12 comes in two formats, SkyRoll and GroundRoll which can be deployed by rolling up or down from its patented rotating structure, just like a window shade. The modular format allows for the seamless for- mation of large-scale screens limited in size only by a customers needs. SkyRoll deploys down from overhead and is available in four metre, six metre and eight metre widths and up to 10 metre screen heights. GroundRoll, as the name suggests, deploys up from the floor resulting in the lowest possible rigged weight and is available in infinitely seam able sections two metres to three metes wide, up to 10 metres high. Both SkyRoll and Groun- dRoll are pre-configured at the factory and shipped to the end user with only a minimal number of electrical and mechanical connections required to operate the system. Additionally, the VideoBlades 12 are supported by an integrated truss sub-structure, together these attributes have proven to afford maximised truck packing, un- precedented load in/out speeds, minimum handling and minimum wear and tear. The VideoBlades 12 display system is composed of individual display IMs, called the Blades. These can be organised either horizontally or vertically into a video display of any size desired. They have the added advantage that the Blades can be used in groups or singly as set lighting fixtures and scenic elements.
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