Articles on Projectors

Hollywood Quality Video meets BenQ projector - Oct 4, 2007

Crave For aspiring videophiles on a shoestring budget, BenQ is rolling out an affordable S$2,299 720p home theater projector. A double first for the company, the W500 represents the Taiwanese's pilot venture ... Read story »

Heavy-duty 1080p projector - Jan 16, 2007

Crave Probably the second 1080p LCD entry to reach Singapore shores, the latest Panasonic PT-AE1000 scores another first with its combination of affordability and connectivity. While not exactly the lowest-priced model out ... Read story »

Sony's SXRD projector en route for Asia - Nov 28, 2007

Crave For you technology adopters, Sony has two spanking new Silicon X-tal Reflective Display beamers on the plate. The VPL-VW60 and VW200 Bravia full-HD projections are outfitted with newly designed panels that ... Read story »

ViewSonic eyes home theater projector pie - Jan 10, 2008

Crave The fierce competition in the home theater display market has not detered ViewSonic from making its foray into the entertainment projector market. It pilot attempt, the Pro8100, is a sleek full-HD ... Read story »

Yamaha's HDMI-ready sound projector - Jan 18, 2008

Crave Yamaha has a new sound projector and a much anticipated one with HDMI switching capability. The latest YSP-3000 mirrors an A/V receiver more closely than any of its predecessor with the ... Read story »

Hello Kitty kaleidoscope projector - Jun 11, 2008

Crave To have a psychedelic experience involving Hello Kittys, fans of the mouthless cat can pop some LSDs and stare intently at their collection of toys. The problem with doing that is ... Read story »

Top 10 HD home theater projectors - Apr 12, 2007

Features High-definition content rocks, but so does the theatrical experience. Here are ten no-holds-barred projectors that deliver the best of both worlds: Sharp pictures and megasized screen. Read story »

Uber mini projector brings the big screen near you - Jan 8, 2007

Crave Remember Mysterio? The super villain with the goldfish bowl helmet who used to bamboozle Spiderman with illusions from his collection of mini projectors? Well, web-slingers everywhere should be quailing in fear. ... Read story »

Microvision Pico: Extreme-mobile projector? - Jan 4, 2008

Crave We initially wanted to label these as ultra-mobile projectors, but at mere fraction of its regular counterparts, the Microvision Pico is more like an extreme miniature concoction quite unlike anything in ... Read story »

Sparkling Sony Ruby - Jan 16, 2006

Crave The Ruby earned its pet name from the amazingly high 15,000:1 contrast ratio which it put out utilizing the latest Silicon X-tal Reflective Display (SXRD) technology. This is matched with an ... Read story »

JVC D-ILA projector on overdrive - Nov 20, 2007

Crave If you thought the original JVC DLA-HD1's 15,000:1 native contrast was a godsend for inky blacks, wait till you check out the upcoming HD100. Scheduled for an early release in December, ... Read story »

InFocus plays catching up with yet another 1080p beamer - Feb 6, 2008

Crave Seems like 1080p latecomer InFocus is on a roll with yet another Play Big projector. Just months after releasing its pilot full-HD beamers, the IN81 and IN82, the American company is ... Read story »

Optoma's 1080p preemptive strike - Aug 4, 2006

Crave There's a new contender for the supersized 1080p crown held currently by the Sony Ruby. Making its impending debut in Singapore is Optoma's CES-announced HD81 DLP home theater light cannon. This ... Read story »

Vest-Pocket Beamer - Feb 14, 2005

Crave Achtung, baby. The Germans may yet beat the Japanese and Koreans in the tech miniaturization game, with the Vest-Pocket Beamer expected to become a reality soon. Researchers at Germany's Fraunhofer Institute ... Read story »

Your humble Hanko seal got a light after 2,000 years - Feb 22, 2008

Blogs In this age of electronic authentication and certification, Hanko (one's seal) still dominates over everyday life in Japan. If you left this tiny wooden or plastic cylinder, you hardly could walk ... Read story »

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