Projector stories - Page 6

If Darth Vader owned a laptop, I'd wager that it'd be a Lenovo. They're built like brick you-know-what houses.

The engineers at Intel must have been putting in some serious overtime as the chip making giant has just launched their 6th generation Core vPro CPUs.

Sony Mobile has released the first 'X' series smartphones designed with new layers of intelligence technologies and communication features.

The future of work's efficiency shines with ATEN's automation; making meetings seamless and tech woes a thing of the past.

A few years ago, I lost the best VCR I'd ever owned. The APC Back-UPS would have saved my beloved VCR and any other device attached to it.

Aerohive Networks has released a new connected learning application known as HiveSchool, designed to help teachers leverage technology in class.

It's impossible to remember a world without Wi-Fi. The ability to connect users to a wireless network is one of our most significant developments.

Ricoh Australia has set up its new head office in North Ryde using its own workplace technology to create a new, activity-based working environment.

Ricoh Australia opens new data center in Melbourne with IBM collaboration to meet demand for video conferencing solutions.

I watched Spectre on the big screen recently, and I couldn't help but think the ViewSonic projector could have done a much better job.

This is a DLP projector that treats colour accuracy very seriously, and that's exactly what makes this a fantastic projector for vibrant images.

With ClassFlow Connect, the entire class can simultaneously interact or view and share resources from any mobile device.

The ViewSonic PJD7822HDL projector is an amazing full HD 1080p projector with plenty of device support and is very scalable to different room sizes.

Synnex resellers are gaining access to the BenQ range of digital lifestyle products, after the two companies inked an ANZ distribution deal.

There is a direct correlation between investments into education and a country's prosperity, according to Transparency Market Research.

Casio's EcoLite XJ-V1 projector has won an education technology award for its innovative and forward-thinking design.

I found that the unit operates quite quietly, which is really useful for both work presentation or home entertainment environments.

The education technology and smart classrooms market is set to reach $93 billion by 2020, driven by education hardware and software innovations.

The Ed Tech and smart classrooms market is expected to grow from $43.27 billion in 2015 to $93.79 billion by 2020.

A requirement for upgraded AV capabilities saw Christchurch-based St Margaret's College select Epson's ultra-short throw projectors.