Epson's latest EMP-6000 and 6100 multimedia projectors defy the elements by featuring an integrated dust- and smoke-resistant design. Utilizing an inbuilt dust-filtering ventilation system and an optional smoke filter, the system ensures optimized cooling for prolonged and hassle-free operations even in harsh conditions.
Performance-wise, the light beamers are capable of putting out a high 2,300 to 3,500 ANSI lumen brightness for their native XGA (1,024 x 768) resolution. Couple this with direct power on/off features and you have a competent presentation tool for any medium to large-sized office installation.
The EMP-6000 and 6100 are now available at a recommended retail price of S$3,599 (US$2,591.45) and S$5,599 (US$4,031.54), respectively.
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How's the idea of a healthy upgrade for a fraction more? Sounds too good to be true? LG is doing exactly that with its latest LB series LCD TVs. Costing from 10 to 22 percent more than its months-old LC counterparts, the new models feature an enhanced 3,000:1 contrast ratio and identical paper specifications such as 500cd/m2 brightness and fast 8ms response time.
Its 42-incher even comes with an integrated 30W subwoofer for beefing up bass delivery, while a 20W stereo speaker system manages the mid and high ends. To complement its audio performance, the Korean company has also outfitted the sets with the DCDi deinterlacing engine renowned for eliminating video jaggies.
The 32LB1R, 37LB1R and 42LB1R are now available in Singapore with a free wall-mounting kit, complimentary installation and a three-year warranty covering both labor and hardware replacement.
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If you thought the venerable Sony PlayStation 2 was going down memory lane with its successor on the horizon, think again. The Japanese have given the latest streamline model a new lease of life with a feminine touch of pink. An eye teaser for the ladies and a potential collector item for the Hello Kitty-crazed community, the Pink adaptation will be available from selected retailers throughout Europe from November 8.
This colorful addition will enhance the existing selection of shades ranging from black to ceramic white and silver. No news on the Asian pricing and availability at press time, but we will update the relevant information as and when this trickles in from the Sony regional office.
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Do you have the urge to go component-grade audio equipment but decided eventually to hold back that thought due to the lack of space? Philips may just have the proposition for you with its latest MCD708 DVD micro theater system, retailing at just S$499 (US$359.30).
The classy-looking micro component offering resembles a miniature high-end stereo system with its combination of independent audio decks, real rosewood speakers and metallic damping spikes. Fine aesthetics aside, the system is also powered by an efficient 100W digital amplifier coupled with its unique neodymium ribbon tweeters. The integrated disc player supports playback of DVDs, VCDs and CDs and is compatible with popular multimedia formats such as DivX, MP3, JPEG and WMA.
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Slap on a pair of side speakers on a Samsung R7 and out comes the new Sonoma S7. It's a bit of an exaggeration here, though it's hard not to note the striking similarities between the two series of LCD TVs. With a selection of four display sizes ranging from 27 to 40 inches, the S7 flat panels are now available in Singapore at a recommended retail price of S$3,999 (US$2,879.46) and below.
Optimized for gaming at the touch of a button, the S7 models are equipped with Horizontal-Sharpness and Dark Area enhancements, and specially tuned to reproduce high-definition video games. This, coupled with its high 3,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and fast 8ms response time, ensures quality playback for contrasting, ghost-free pictures.
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