3D TVs Blytheville AR
Here you will learn about Digital Projection’s video projection technology. You can truly enjoy a home cinema experience with this type of home theater set up. Today there are so many different electronic products to choose from with more to come along the way. It can get confusing to decide. Now you can experience what it feels like to watch 3D Blu-ray movies on 3D Blu-ray disc players on 3D TVs. Which system is right for you? Listed below you will find knowledgeable home electronics stores around Blytheville that will help you sort through the variety and explain the pros and cons between the different options available for your home entertainment centers. Let the pros help you research and decide.
Digital Entertainment Systems
479-621-8889
479-621-8889
2349 W. Hudson Rd. Digital Entertainment Systems
Rogers, AR
Rogers, AR
Laws Electronics
479-452-1413
479-452-1413
6802 Rogers Avenue #3 Laws Electronics
Fort Smith, AR
Fort Smith, AR
Audio Dimensions
501-223-1115
501-223-1115
Suite # B2 1111 S. Bowman Rd.
Little Rock, AR
Little Rock, AR
Best Buy
(501) 227-4177
(501) 227-4177
11800 CHENAL PKWY
Little Rock, AR
Little Rock, AR
Custom Audio, Inc.
(501) 227-9077
(501) 227-9077
10014 Rodney Parham Rd.
Little Rock, AR
Little Rock, AR
Audio Dimensions
405-843-3355
405-843-3355
1111 S. Bowman Rd., Suite B2
Little Rock, AR
Little Rock, AR
Best Buy
(479) 619-2301
(479) 619-2301
2220 PROMENADE BLVD
Rogers, AR
Rogers, AR
IntelliLiving, Inc.
(479) 464-4434
(479) 464-4434
215 SE 28th Street, Suite 5
Bentonville, AR
Bentonville, AR
Durham Electronics
501 224-2349
501 224-2349
10014 N. Rodney Parham Durham Electronics
Little Rock, AR
Little Rock, AR
3D TVs
Catching up with digital projection incorporated’s president mike levi
Digital Projection, one of the true innovators of video projection technology in the commercial AV channel and increasing in the home, is headquarted in Manchester UK, where all of its manufacturing and engineering is based. The company, which recently announced its “green” success involving more efficient manufacturing processes and recyclability of its products, also has a U.S. operations office in Atlanta, three China offices,
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How would you describe your biggest technical challenges?
Anticipating the technology and application trends that will be important to our customers two to four years down the road. Whether it’s the newest 3D technology, the next native-resolution standard, increasing lumens, or improving product efficiency, identifying and innovating new technologies is a process that never ends. Out of all the innovations we review, we must select the handful of technologies and development projects that we believe will enable future application trends, then we try to time the roadmap for the new products just as those application trends are emerging.
What are the biggest differences between what you provide to the commercial channel vs. the residential market?
In many ways the core products are similar, but specific model refinements result in commercial and home cinema product lines that are very different. Our product line architecture is based on key platforms—TITAN, LIGHTNING, dVision and iVision. These core platforms are highly adaptable. For example, we can build the TITAN platform as a native 720p, SXGA+, 1080p, or WUXGA display. We can then choose among four different lamp options, optical enhancements which emphasize either brightness or contrast, active 3D capability/ high-frame-rate connectivity, specialized optics (such as anamorphic lenses), and different mechanical configurations to best match a diversity of venues. The end result is a diverse line-up of TITAN models, some with capabilities specifically tuned to meet commercial applications, and others
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DP recently launched 14 3D projectors, and we have more to be launched. Three-D applications are already robust in the commercial world, but we see tremendous momentum moving 3D entertainment and gaming cont...
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