Seymour-Screen Excellence claims the Enlightor-Neo is the smoothest acoustically transparent film screen, with a thin-fabric pattern so finely woven it is nearly impossible to detect, even from a short distance.
An evolution of the company's Enlightor-4K AT screen, the Neo is more matte, higher gain and promises improved acoustic attenuation. The surface features a newly-woven pattern which improves audio and video performance. Like Enlightor-4K, Neo is rated for 4K and higher resolutions, and delivers enhanced HDR performance.
The matte finish is improved (1.0 gain) while the look is slightly brighter than Enlightor-4K (0.9). It also has more "stretch," meaning it can be pulled tauter than other AT surfaces on the market. This makes it ideal for difficult custom applications such as motorised retractable applications.
The projector includes 8GB of storage, built-in media player and wireless connectivity, ensuring playback of virtually any media. Customers can also play content via USB drive or micro SD card, as well as Android/iOS device screen mirroring via wifi. Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity allows the addition of speakers, headphones, mouse and even keyboards.
BenQ announces the MH530FHD-- a home entertainment projector featuring native 1080p (1920x1080) resolution, 3D capability, brightness reaching 3300 ANSI lumens and 15000:1 contrast ratio.
As a result, the projector can produce the DCI-P3 colour space, a gamut encompassing a larger portion of the visible colour spectrum than RGB and Rec. 709. In addition, ColorSpark HLD LED technology combines green light four times as bright as conventional green LEDs via high-lumen-density phosphor module with high-brightness red and blue LEDs.
The projector features a 140000:1 contrast ratio and brightness clocking at 2200, and supports HDR10. Powering such projection is a 3LCD engine able to achieve wide colour gamut covering the entire Rec. 709 and DCI-P3 colour spaces, while a smart motorised lens has 10 presents for powered focus, zoom and lens shift.
