New Products

Seymour-Screen Excellence, the joint venture between U.S-based Seymour AV and U.K.-based Screen Excellence, has announced an adjustable ratio, motorized masking system for screens up to 20 feet high that is designed to be built on the wall in sections rather than being assembled on the floor and lifted into place.

Sharp, the venerable brand sold under license by Hisense of China under a deal struck in 2015, announced the availability of its first Aquos TV with a 75-inch screen.

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Sharp Begins Shipping Its New 6-Series AQUOS LED Smart TVs

Sharp’s 6-Series AQUOS LED Smart TV’s, first unveiled at CES 2013, are now shipping.

From 3D to Wi-Fi to preloaded content apps, all kinds of features are packed into today’s upscale Blu-ray players, but Sharp’s SD-WH1000U is the first wireless player. A built-in plug-and-play WiSA-compliant transmitter makes it possible to shuttle 96-kilohertz/24-bit sound to up to eight WiSA-compliant speakers for a wire-free 7.1-channel surround experience.

The Detroit-based industrial design and manufacturing company Shinola is expanding its audio offerings with a line of precision-built headphones.

Screen Innovations (SI) has announced acoustically transparent versions of its Slate Slate and Pure series projection screens.

Screen Innovations (SI) has announced that Solo, the wireless motorized projection screen it unveiled at CEDIA 2017, is now available.