SI’s New ‘Solo Pro’ with ALR is ‘World’s First’ Motorized Screen for Ultra-Short-Throw Projectors

The wire-free, portable Solo motorized video-projection screen introduced by Screen Innovations last year is now available in a Pro model with ambient light rejection (ALR) material, tailor-made for short-throw projectors.

Screen Innovations CEO Ryan Gustafson shows how Solo Pro battery-powered motorized screen performs well in bright spaces with ultra-short-throw projectors.

Julie Jacobson · August 28, 2018

Screen Innovations's new "Solo" motorized video-projection screen introduced last year at CEDIA was a crowd favorite. For CEDIA Expo 2018, SI takes the portable, battery-powered screen to new levels, so to speak.

The new Solo Pro features ambient light-rejecting (ALR) screen material tailored for short-throw projectors, making it ideal for bright spaces.

Solo was developed with flexibility and portability in mind, so the Pro version makes sense. Users can tote the screen and small projector around, and build a mobile theater on-the-fly in virtually any environment.

SI says the product took 1 1/2 years of development and is the "world's first ultra short-throw motorized projection screen ... patent pending."

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Julie Jacobson is founding editor of CE Pro, the leading media brand for the home-technology channel. She has covered the smart-home industry since 1994, long before there was much of an Internet, let alone an Internet of things. Currently she studies, speaks, writes and rabble-rouses in the areas of home automation, security, networked A/V, wellness-related technology, biophilic design, and the business of home technology. Julie majored in Economics at the University of Michigan, spent a year abroad at Cambridge University, and earned an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin. She is a recipient of the annual CTA TechHome Leadership Award, and a CEDIA Fellows honoree. A washed-up Ultimate Frisbee player, Julie currently resides in San Antonio, Texas and sometimes St. Paul, Minn. Follow on Twitter: @juliejacobson Email Julie at julie.jacobson@emeraldexpo.com

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