Category Archives: Projection Screens

21:9 the new meeting room standard

Various display suppliers have shown 21:9 monitors at the recent Infocomm Asia show and projector manufacturer have responded swiftly with the release of similar format units, negating the need for blended projection.Of course, it may still be of cost advantage to use 2 lower cost projectors and a blending system like Geobox to achieve 21:9ContinueContinue reading “21:9 the new meeting room standard”

Screen Noir price reduction

The success of a product does not always have to lead to become unaffordable. Our suppliers have told us that this material is so popular in Europe that manufacturing cost could be reduced. Which means our price is reduced. By as much as 50%. Screen Noir with a gain of 0.06 is one of theContinueContinue reading “Screen Noir price reduction”

Curved screen fascination

As you know, we are selling Screenline Arena, curved to circular projection screens. Curved to circular? I guess the best way to describe that they can be made in shallow curves right through to 360 degrees. And this highly portable, due to modular design. Always an issue with curved screens. A while back we wereContinueContinue reading “Curved screen fascination”

ALR projection screens

Ambient light rejection screens come in several ways. One type is a foil based design, which is very effective, but has size constraints and sensitive for transport. Foil based ALR screen on Epson booth at Visual Impact, Sydney (not supplied by us) Foil based ALR screens are sensitive to handle, in particular to move. WeContinueContinue reading “ALR projection screens”

Screenline NewBigFrame and NewOnlyWhite – how do they work.

https://ncaa-48.com/2023/04/20/how-does-our-screenline-newbigframe-and-newonlywhite-system-works/ Open the above link, where we posted the initial blog or have a look at the leaflet below:

Setting up a Screenline Borderless screen.

Screenline NewOnlyWhite borderless Corner segment with aluminium inserts Place the surface, face down, onto a splahsheet. Place the frame on top. Fold the surface over the edge and secure it. Attach legs or hanging points. For a creative set-up, add corner brackets.

Make big screens stand up.

Setting your big projection screen close to the floor can be a challenge. Even more so if it is a wrap around, borderless screen, where to protection of the surface/ skin is paramount. Screenline has solved the problem. Tiny feet. Can be used in landscape and portrait mode on NewBigScreen and NewOnlyWhite . Italian creativityContinueContinue reading “Make big screens stand up.”