Innovation in 170” optical projection screens from dnp denmark at InfoComm 2013

The supplier of optical projection screens dnp denmark attends the edition 2013 from InfoComm with important new developments in optical display systems, for both front and rear projection, like the 170” Supernova Flex Classic system.

Dnp denmark will show its innovations at InfoComm 2013, which will take place 12 al 14 June in Orlando, (and el stand 2858) with a 170” Supernova Flex Classic system, which will be marketed at the end of the year, as well as with the fourth generation of 100” of this system.

Added to this are the 165” HG23 Infinity Supernova models.; 80” Supernova Mobile and the systems exhibited at ISE 2013 at the beginning of the year: InvisiBezel, a 110” Supernova Blade and a 92” Supernova STS.

As Jesse Walsh explains, sales and marketing manager of the company in the United States, “This second generation of Supernova HG23 with high gain film does not offer any optical anomalies normally associated with screens of this type. In fact, Its ½ gain horizontal viewing angle is the best in the industry. With a profit of 2,3, HG23 film is designed to provide the same optical performance as Supernova with 08-85 ISF Certified film”.

The fourth generation of the motorized dnp Supernova Flex retractable screen, certified just like the previous system, incorporates a new motor and controller that can be seen in this audiovisual event.

Supernova Blade is an ultra-thin, bezel-less version that offers a flatter and more continuous screen in installations, available in formats 100, 110 y 120”, with an aspect ratio of 16:9. This model can be installed mounted on the wall, with a “window on the world” effect or suspended from the ceiling “as if floating in the air”, they emphasize from dnp, especially suitable for stores where space is a vital element.

Compatible with all major LCD screen manufacturers, like lg, Samsung, Toshiba, Panasonic y NEC, The InvisiBezel system developed by DNP Denmark is an optical front cover that can be mounted on top of standard LCD panels.

The edges are prisms that optically extend the pixels on the edge of the LCD panel in such a way that they hide the bezel. As a result, InvisiBezel provides a nearly one-piece viewing experience, while protecting the panel from scratches. In InfoComm this system will be shown through an LCD screen of 46 panels, in configuration 2×2.

Finally, dnp will exhibit the new STS Supernova, a unique front projection screen incorporating a Fresnel lens structure, an optical technology used to focus projected light and pass it in a straight line toward viewers, optimizing the production of ultra-short throw projectors and new viewing possibilities.

STS Supernova is especially suitable when the projector is mounted directly on the back wall (or on a short arm projector) and is projected onto the screen from a steep angle, in areas where space is limited or the projector cannot be mounted on the ceiling.