Sony Electronics, the San Diego, Calif.-headquartered end-to-end solutions provider for the AV industry, announced the world’s smallest WUXGA 3 LCD laser projectors, the VPL-PHZ 61 and VPL-PHZ51. Sony ...

Combining functional and aesthetic design, the four new E-Series projectors are targeted at the education and business market and include a WXGA flagship model. With the new E-Series multi-use ...

Sony is expanding its family of entry-level LCD front projectors with four new models, including its first compact widescreen version. Each is designed for commercial applications, and specifically ...

[related]At Integrated Systems Europe (ISE 2019), Sony is ramping up its laser projection lineup with the new VPL-FHZ75 and VPL-FHZ70 installation model Sony laser projectors. The VPL-FHZ75 and ...

Sony has announced the Bravia Projector 7, also known as the VPL-XW5100ES, which joins the Projector 8 and 9 in its current lineup. The new projector replaces the VPL-XW5000ES and uses SXRD, Sony's ...

Sony VPL-VW350ES is cheapest 4K projector yet. Featuring a full 4,096x2,160 resolution, it actually has more pixels than Ultra HD TVs. There’s also motorized lens shift, and a bunch of other useful ...

Sony has released two new models in its Bright Era 3LCD business projector series - the VPL-FX500L and VPL-FX30. Both projectors have native XGA resolution of 1024 x 768, excellent lens shift ...

Sony Japan today announced theVPL-FW41 [JP], an LCD projector that uses BrightEra technology and is primarily aimed at businesses. The company’s proprietary BrightEra imaging technology is supposed to ...

Sony has announced the successors to a pair of compact home/business projectors launched in 2020, this time going so far as calling the VPL-PHZ61 and VPL-PHZ51 models the world's smallest WUXGA 3LCD ...

The bar for a mainstream projector went way up this year, thanks to an invasion of high-quality laser projectors. My pick for ...

VP-VW1000ES has 4 times as much resolution as 1080p Blu-ray but not much in the way of source material. Still, 4K (4096 x 2160) will be the next video standard -- once prices get real. Share on ...