Are you tired of playing your video games on your lousy 20” TV? DreamArcades.com has the solution to your problem. Dreamcade Vision 120 is able to project over 145 preprogrammed games onto the 120” portable projector screen that comes with the package. Some of the games included are some classics, like PAC-MAN, Asteroids, Gauntlet, and Street Fighter. When you get tired of those games, the Dreamcade Vision 120 can connect to your Nintendo Wii. Just imagine Zelda being life size. The projector’s specs are a lot better than some of the game projectors that have been coming out. It features an XGA (1024 x 768) resolution, 2000 ANSI lumens, and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. The Dreamcade Vision 120 is on sale until new years for $4000.

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Displaytech is one of the leading suppliers of liquid crystal on silicon micro-displays (LCOS). Recently they announced that they have given 13 companies shipments of their micro-displays. This FLCOS panels are going to be used in the new micro-projectors that are currently being developed. These micro-displays are small in size, and require only 100mW of power. There is no word as to which companies received the displays. However, there is a guarantee that the projectors will be demonstrated at the CES convention. The CES is the biggest information and technology convention, running from January 7th to the 10th in Las Vegas.

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BenQ has come out with another muti-purpose projector. The MP511+ features 2100 ANSI lumens and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. The SVGA (800 x 600) is a little behind the times but at least you can adjust the resolution to go as high as SXGA (1280 x 1024). This model weighs less than 6 lbs, which mean you could take it anywhere you go. Already on sale, this projector will only cost about $600.

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Coming soon from BenQ, Three new projectors designed to make your home a cinematic adventure. First up is the MP730. This model comes with over 2200 ANSI Lumens. It also comes with WXGA (1280 x 1024) resolution and enough features to make your head spin. This projector is currently being sold for $1175. Next up is the W5000 DLP projector. This little wonder only has 1200 ANSI Lumens but it makes up for it with its HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and 10000:1 contrast ratio. The W20000 is very similar to the W5000, same resolution, contrast ratio, and amount of lumens. However the W20000 has settings designed with game systems in mind. There is no price for the W20000 or the W5000 yet.

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TrustedReviews.com is back with another projector review. This time they got the chance to test the Sim2 Domino D10. This model is one of the smaller projectors that Sim2 has to offer. For $2185 you get a WXGA (1280 x 768) resolution, 2000:1 contrast ratio and the slightly old DarkChip2 DLP technology. TrustedReviews.com thought that this projector was behind the times with its DarkChip2 technology. All of its competitors have the new DarkChip3 set and present a better picture and better quality. However after testing it out they determined that the Domino D10 was “the best DarkChip2 projector so far.”

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A new company is joining the Micro-projector race, introducing the Oculon Hikari Pro920 and Hikari Pro1440. These two projectors are the smallest projectors out on the market weighing in at a staggering 0.6lbs and less than 4″ wide. Both projectors feature only 25 ANSI lumens and can produce a 15″ screen from 3′ away. The Pro920 comes with a VGA (640 x 480) resolution and the Pro1440 gives a slightly better SVGA (800 x 600) resolution. they also have SD Card readers and MPEG4 playback. These little projectors won’t cost you that much either. The Pro920 costs $299, and the Pro1440 costs $399.

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Two months ago JVC showcased a new projector that was simply named “the unnamed“. This projector, now named the DLA-SH4K, features D-ILA technology and a staggering HD (4096 x 2400) resolution. In addition it also has a few extras that are useful for any office. The DLA-SH4K comes with a multi-screen mode that allows the screen to be divided and show multiple charts, videos, or anything else you need. It also comes with an Ethernet port, RS-232, and USB Connection for remote control. The coolest feature though, is its ability to email its user notices as to what’s going on inside. This is convenient for when the lamp needs changed, the air filter cleaned, or any other problems. The DLA-SH4K is not expected to come out until January 2008. The price has yet to be announced.

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Infocus has come out with three new projectors designed to illuminate any business room. The Work Big IN35, IN35W, and IN37 all feature DLP displays and a 1400:1 contrast ratio. The Work Big IN35 and IN35W both display 2500 ANSI lumens while the Work Big IN37 has 3000 ANSI lumens. The Work Big IN35W features a wider WXGA (1280 x 768) resolution. The IN35 and IN37 both display XGA (1024 x 768) resolution. The prices are fairly inexpensive for everything that these models are able to show. The IN35 is $1099, IN35W is $1399, and IN37 is $1299.

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The PD7060 was one of five new projectors that Planar released over the summer. Its sleek look and quiet fan makes this projector fit in with any home theater you have set up. It features a WXGA (1280 x 720) resolution, 3500:1 contrast ratio and 1000 ANSI lumens to light up your home. With HD capability it also keeps this model in touch with today’s HD craze. TrustedReviews.com recently had the opportunity to give this model for a spin and see just how good it can be. They didn’t hate this model however, they didn’t love it either. Their final thoughts were that the PD7060 was a good projector for the money it’s being sold for, $2999.

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Infocus has come out with an inexpensive way for gamers to play on the big screen. The Play Big IN1 features a 1500:1 contrast ratio as well as 500 ANSI lumens. It comes with a Nintendo Wii connection and it is able to connect to all the modern systems. The only concern about this model is its VGA (640 x 480) resolution. With so many HD projectors out there the resolution really makes this projector seem obsolete. However, the IN1 makes up for its poor resolution by only costing $550.

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