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Neil is an average, non - salaried semi pro squash player and a member of the famous Hamstring Society. When not pulling anything on the squash court, he is an expert in the presentation, multimedia and audio visual equipment industry.
The great thing about most projector manufacturers is that they are consistent in the design of their units. A projector is not complicated. It’s made up of a number of components that fit snugly into a box that then either sits on a boardroom table or hangs off a ceiling bracket. The same applies to the Hitachi CPWX 12 wn, one of the manufacturer’s latest offerings. Unboxing the unit is always fun and there is no mistaking the solid Hitachi ...
The FAVI J5 Pico projector that shipped in August of this year is another step in the right direction for the munchkin market. Small projector boxes by their very nature are restricted in the amount of kit they can cram into a small a small space and the FAVI J5 is no exception. This little sweetie pie, however, bangs out an impressive 400 ANSI lumen and considering its physical size, we are now verging on the edge of very respectable.
The ...
So the boss stopped by your cubicle and told you to stop sharpening pencils and do some research on data projectors. Like what they are all about and how much they cost. And you had better have the info on his desk by the close of work today. Don’t panic Slim. Help is at hand.
The boss probably confused you to start off with by calling the projector by its code name: Proxima. Truth is, what he means is a data ...
The Brookstones Pocket Projector. I guess if you’ve got money to burn, really need some novelty aspect to your tech life and love only Apple, then this is (almost) the projector you’ve been looking for. That’s if you can find it, literally.
It’s so small you could be forgiven for sitting on it, or losing it along with your car keys and the illusive pair of socks that only your wife can find for you.
I’m not sure how many people will feel ...
Tired of getting up for the "red eye"? Sick of flying to London as your luggage heads off to Kazakhstan or being frisked by uniformed strangers of questionable intent? If the fear of DVT (deep vein thrombosis) has driven you to buy a couple of pairs of pressure socks, then you need to stay at the office more. Think video conference!
Thankfully, InFocus has recently launched their own version of a tablet. Unlike the fruit producers of thin, slim, hip and trendy, the Monopod ...
In a land not so very far away, lived a tribe of doubters known as the “They Say” tribe.
Remaining faceless and without form, they were responsible for spreading rumours and so mere mortals were prone to say things like "They say that man will never fly", or "They Say man will never get close to the moon, never mind walk on it". Other mind-limiting favourites were "They say man will never break the four minute mile or run the 100 ...
When data video projectors first made their appearance in the early 90’s, they weighed about 35kg’s and were generally transported around in aluminium flight cases with wheels and retractable handles. They squirted out (then), an astounding 200 to 300 ANSI lumen and along with Power Point, were pretty much revolutionary in the presentation market (no more 35mm slide carousels).
But that was then, and this is now. This means that there are units that can weigh as little as 1kg and ...
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