An innovation shown at CES, The IOGEAR Wireless USB to VGA Adapter kit instantly allows you to add a high resolution display using Wireless USB Technology.

Iogear's Wireless USB Audio/Video Kit transmits media content stored on a PC hard drive—or pulled from the net—to any display located up to 30 feet away. Connect the Wireless USB Host to your PC, and the audio and VGA adapters to your display; it will transmit stereo sound and video of up to 720p in resolution. Continue reading...

At BETT 2009, 3M will announce its new modular projection system, the SCP716 (has all the attributes as SCP712 modular system plus enhanced features). Features include 2400 lumens brightness, long lamp life of 5000 hours, and DLP BrilliantColour technology

One of the first high-brightness‚ DLP‚ super close projectors to enter the market‚ the SCP717 features DLP Brilliant Color‚ DVI-D connectivity‚ an RJ-45 ethernet connection and an integrated wind tunnel design to Continue reading...

Epson just announced in USA a small XGA projector with a small price tag. The EX100 3LCD projector comes out at 2700 lumens and 400:1 contrast ratio and can project an image up to 300 inches. The USA price is below USD$1000.

This comes with instant on/off, 1.2x power zoom lens, an AV mute slide for when presenters need to pause the presentation, “Presenter View,” which allows the presenter to show a PowerPoint slideshow while simultaneously viewing presentation notes and operating Continue reading...

V7 introduces their first 24 inch widescreen LCD monitor. The D24W33 has good specs (especially for a 399 Euro model): a brightness of 250 cd/m² , a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, and a contrast of 1,000:1.

But it’s not all about specs, is it? Demand for large displays in widescreen format has increased because of the new Windows Vista OS. This widescreen monitor comes with show-boating pivot function that graphic artists, CAD specialists and others need several applications shown Continue reading...

It’s no secret that flat panels have made a lot of money for retailers, VARs and distributors in the past few years, certainly far more than high-def DVD. Yet, the news about the skirmishes in the DVD wars got far more attention than the equally decisive battles in display technology at the moment.

Growing video usage, VISTA, and aggressive pricing are skyrocketing sales of wide-format LCD desktop computer monitors over the next five years, making this the dominant format by 2009, iSuppli Corp. Continue reading...