If you have ever been in a state or local government building you have most likely seen a projector screen in a conference room. Why is this such a common sight?
Simplicity is the essence of great design, and the demand for aesthetically-pleasing room equipment continues to rise. Da-Lite today answers this growing demand with its new aircraft-grade cable drop screen feature, SightLine™. The single roller design suspension system, available with Da-Lite’s Tensioned Advantage® and Advantage screens, replaces the need for black drop above the projection screen.
Across the industry, audiovisual designers and installers have encountered the limitations of historic buildings and other situations where power may not be practical. As video becomes more ubiquitous in all kinds of public spaces, expectations also increase for video infrastructure to be aesthetically integrated. These expectations extend to historic buildings as well as those with power-access challenges, or when hiring an electrician may be impractical.
Intended for business and hybrid work environments, Epson has released three new projectors—the EX5280, Pro EX7280, and EX9230. The projectors use 3-chip 3LCD technology with traditional lamp light sources that provide up to 3,800 lumens, 4,000 lumens, and 3,500 lumens, respectively. The lamp will last up to 6,000 hours in Normal mode and 12,000 hours in ECO.
Companies are increasingly announcing return to the office plans as vaccinations roll out. Google said workers will start returning in a limited capacity in April. Wells Fargo will have their 200,000 employees currently working from home come back to the office after Labor Day.
The Acumen® series of surface mounted projection screens from Draper® is designed from the ground up with maximum versatility in mind. Part of our range of Core Solutions, this newly engineered screen model addresses virtually any projection environment and complements any room design.