Denver, September 6, 2007: DLP Products from Texas Instruments (TI) (NYSE: TXN) is showcasing high definition 3-D DLP technology at CEDIA Expo, the high end home theatre and entertainment industry's annual meeting. DLP core technology is enabling stereoscopic 3-D capability for HDTVs that are currently on the market. CEDIA attendees will see first-hand how TI DLP Products, a world leader in digital imaging innovations, is providing consumer electronics manufacturers with a simple, yet high performance solution that will deliver the thrill of 3-D content in the home.

As the single unifying technology behind leading 3-D HDTV applications, the extremely fast response and refresh rate of the DLP chip allows consumer electronics manufacturers to innovate options for HDTVs that add an immersive third dimension to TV viewing. Future-proofing HDTVs with 3-D capabilities is especially desirable for video gaming, immersive action scenes, and watching fast-action sports.

Following a similar path to DLP Product's innovation that launched DLP Cinema and the digital cinema industry, 3-D DLP…

DENVER, Sept. 5, 2007 – HP today announced that nationwide retail availability of its new line of MediaSmart TVs will be accompanied by a broad range of educational tools.

Designed to help consumers and retail partners understand this new category of connected entertainment, the educational tools include customized in-store TV demos, online education resources and a first-of-its-kind design tool that helps consumers build their own digital living room.

The HP MediaSmart TV is an integrated solution that combines exceptional clarity and advanced wireless technology for streaming and displaying movies, music, photos and online media to the TV.(1) HP was the first company to launch such a device to market in 2006 and, following customer feedback and market insights, has now launched its next generation of connected TVs.

MediaSmart retail and consumer education tools
Helping people understand new technologies and educating them on how to make informed purchase decisions is critical for retailers when launching new product categories.…

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IRVINE, Calif., September 5, 2007 - Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America's Presentation Products Division, known for award-winning, high-quality presentation and display products, today introduced its newest true 1080p (1920 x 1080) resolution HC6000 home theater projector. Mitsubishi's HC6000 offers enhanced features at under $4000, performing seamlessly with the latest Blu-ray or HD DVD technology.

"Last year we took the high definition home theater market by storm with the HC5000," said Wayne Kozuki, product manager, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America's Presentation Products Division. "The HC6000 continues the trend of the highest quality 1080p performance at an affordably low price."

Mitsubishi has improved its HC6000's auto iris function for quicker black to light imaging and increased its contrast ratio to 13,000:1. This combination allows for dynamic and smooth transitions between light and dark scenes and sharper overall details in dark areas, even in fast action spaceship scenes or classic film noir.

The new HC6000 provides two HDMI connectors…

CEDIA EXPO -- DENVER, CO - Sept. 5, 2007 -- SANYO, one of the world's largest manufacturers of projectors introduces the PLV-Z2000 1080p LCD projector during CEDIA EXPO this week in Denver, CO. The PLV-Z2000 features a new 3D color management system with a high contrast ratio of 15,000:1, along with an advanced lens shifting function and the industry's quietest fan system. The PLV-Z2000 will be available in the U.S. in October 2007 with a MSRP of $2,995.99.

Offering a full 1920 x 1080 high definition resolution, the PLV-Z2000 delivers rich, deep and accurate colors due to SANYO's exclusive Topaz Real HD technology, a 3D color management system that addresses changes in color phase and color level to obtain perfect color reproduction. The PLV- Z2000's color management system provides 1110 times more color combinations than SANYO's 720p PLV-Z5, a total of approximately 216 billion possible color combinations. This new color management system was designed to optimize the potential of Deep Color via the projectors two HDMI 1.3…

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MOORPARK, CA, August 23, 2007—It was announced today that SunBriteTV will introduce their new Model 4600HD all-weather outdoor LCD television at CEDIA EXPO 2007, in Booth 284 on September 6-9, in Denver Colorado.

"Our line of all-weather outdoor televisions are a natural fit for residential system contractors who want to expand their businesses to include backyards, patios, and outdoor rooms," says Lynn Stearn, SunBriteTV's Vice President of Sales. "The new Model 4600HD offers additional value to this market with a serial discreet control command capability for home theater applications, and the 46-inch LCD screen for larger viewing requirements."

Model 4600HD is an all-weather outdoor LCD television that is designed for permanent outdoor residential and commercial installation. The corrosion-resistant, powder-coated aluminum enclosure protects the internal TV components from rain, dirt, insects and other outdoor elements.

Model 4600HD is designed with SunBriteTV's baffled and filtered quad-fan airflow system that quietly keeps the unit cool in temperatures up to…

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TEMPE, ARIZ., August 28, 2007 – Syntax-Brillian (Nasdaq: BRLC), a manufacturer and marketer of LCD and LCoS HDTVs and digital entertainment products, today announced the debut of a new 65" LCoS HDTV, model number 665H in its popular Olevia brand of HDTVs. The Olevia 665H includes premium features and technology for the mainstream consumer and commercial markets.

The Olevia 665H features full-HD 1080p resolution. It will be on display along with the 65" Olevia 665i LCD HDTV and award-winning Olevia 747i 47" LCD HDTV in Booth #822 at the CEDIA EXPO 2007 trade show at the Denver Convention Center in Denver, Colorado from September 6-9, 2007.

The Olevia 665H LCoS HDTV features include:

- Utilizes the award-winning, 6-megapixel Brillian UltraContrast LCoS light engine technology with true 1920x1080p resolution and Pixelworks DNX video processing

- High-definition native resolution 1920 x 1080 panels and a super fast 4ms response time ideal for fast-action viewing
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CHICAGO -- NEC Display Solutions of America, a leading stand-alone provider of LCD desktop and commercial large-screen LCDs, plasma displays and projectors, announced today a full portfolio of large-screen residential displays for every need and every feed of the house.

The MultiSync Residential, PlasmaSync Residential and AccuSync Multimedia Series of displays will be unveiled for the first time at CEDIA Expo 2007 (NEC Booth No. 985), the premier trade show specializing in the needs of the residential electronics systems industry. CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association) takes place September 5-9, 2007, at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colo.

During the event, NEC Display will introduce three new lines of full-featured flat panel displays for the residential market: the 40- and 46-inch MultiSync Residential LCD displays; the 42-, 50-, and 60-inch PlasmaSync Residential plasma displays; and the 32-, 40- and 46-inch AccuSync Multimedia LCD displays.

"By introducing three unique lines of flat panel displays, and…

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Portland, Ore., September 7, 2007 - Nexus Electronics, a division of CTL Corporation (CTL), is exhibiting its third-generation family of plasma and LCD televisions, including four new mid-size models, September 5-8 at the CEDIA Expo in Denver, CO.

The latest Nexus line, shown in Nexus Electronics' booth (#1077) is comprised of 11 models, ranging from 19-inches to 63-inches with prices varying from $399 to $5,999. The newest sets are 19-inches., 26-inches., 32-inches and 42-inches.

The full line offers ATSC support enabled by built in High Definition (HD) tuners that accommodate the latest HD content. Each model provides Dual High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), doubling the ability to handle uncompressed audio/video streams while providing support for devices such as the very latest video game consoles, DVD players, and other digital audio/video equipment.

All LCD models include removable speakers to achieve surround sound configurations. RS-232 with communication protocol gives custom installers capability for calibration, adjustments, firmware…

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(Portland, Ore.) - August 14, 2007 - Nexus Electronics, a division of CTL Corporation (CTL), will exhibit its third-generation family of plasma and LCD televisions, including four new mid-size models, September 6-9 at the CEDIA Expo in Denver, CO.

The latest Nexus line, to be shown in Nexus Electronics' booth ( #1077) is comprised of 11 models, ranging from 19-inches to 63-inches with prices varying from $399 to $5,999. The newest sets are 19-inches, 26-inches, 32-inches and 42-inches. The full line offers ATSC support enabled by built in High Definition (HD) tuners that accommodate the latest HD content. Each model provides Dual High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), doubling the ability to handle uncompressed audio/video streams while providing support for devices such as the very latest video game consoles, DVD players, and other digital audio/video equipment. All LCD models include removable speakers to achieve surround sound configurations. RS-232 with communication protocol gives custom installers capability for calibration, adjustments, firmware upgrades, and access to…

With much fanfare, Runco unveiled the first-ever THX-certified projectors at the CEDIA Expo last year. The Runco VX-2cx family of projectors and the Vidikron Vision models 90t and 100t -- all 3-chip DLP projectors -- all bore the vaunted THX logo.

Seven months later, THX invited dealer feedback during the Runco Getaway in Los Cabos, Mexico, where top Runco dealers and reps actually convened for some serious meetings between the belly-flop contests and wine-tasting soiree.

The verdict on THX-certified video? "Nah, it doesn't really matter. …I guess it's one more thing to talk about," said one dealer.

THX vice president of sales Robert Hewitt and the Runco crew worked hard to sway the skeptics.

"There is a need for a performance benchmark for people to understand what represents good quality," Hewitt said. "People come up with [their own] ways to validate their claims. It's confusing for consumers to understand. ……