Quiet in the auditorium…Can you hear that?

Remember the annoying projector hum? Now you don't have to listen to the projector because Tempest HUSH enclosures can make the room silent.

Tempest lets you safely use the largest large-format projectors in acoustically sensitive environments—or, sometimes more importantly, outside.

For indoors, it’s all about silence: live theatre, digital cinema, meeting rooms, churches, and home theatre.

Cyclone enclosures, for example, are custom built to house a wide range of projectors, from 14,000 to 40,000 ANSI lumens. The new Cyclone HUSH models reduce projector noise to a whisper in auditoriums and educational spaces.

Quantum Materials claims it has a development potentially leading to an era of higher quality, lower cost HDTVs-- Tetrapod Quantum Dots, a high-efficiency display material OEMs can "print" on LCD backplane films.

Quantum dotsAccording to the company Tetrapod Quantum Dots allow for brighter images, larger screens and a wider colour gamuts through the use of quantum dots, nanoscale particles forming the display's pixels.

Christie’s presence at InfoComm EMEA will see the “official” launch of its QuadHD84 flat panel display, a 4K resolution (3840?2160) @ 60Hz flat panel LCD with both computer and video sources.

The display has twice the actual update rate over consumer ultra-high definition (UHD) TVs available on the market today.

The native resolution of the panel is driven by four frame-locked HDMI or DVI sources at 60Hz. Users can quickly connect to high-performance workstations or image processors for greater flexibility.

rAVe USA reports Barco will introduce a series of new products for its corporate audiovisual line, including three new projector families — the Present, the Collaborate and the Impress lines.

The Present line is a series of one-chip DLP projectors ranging in brightness from 5,000 lumens up to 10,000 lumens. They are designed for boardrooms, houses of worship, large venues or meeting rooms. The line offers a white design, can be ceiling mounted or rest on a table top, and the controls offer a simple one-button remote. The brightest model, the PJWU-101B, offering 10,000 ANSI lumens is the brightest one-chip DLP projector on the market, according to Barco.