ViewSonic has introduced its LightStream Full HD 1080p projector series for data projection or home entertainment. The LightStream Full HD 1080p series of projectors include the PJD7825HD (black chassis), PJD7830HDL (white chassis), and PJD7835HD (black chassis), with a brightness range from 3000 lumens to 3500 lumens.
Engineered with the company’s SuperColor technology which features a newly designed colour wheel, these LightStream 1080p projectors deliver best-in-class colour accuracy in an intuitive, sleek, and user-friendly form factor. The output of brightness and colour from these projectors are true-to-life in just about any lighting condition. Developed with the company’s propriety SonicExpert enhanced sound technology, the integrated speakers deliver immersive audio quality for greater frequency range and minimized distortion – even at the highest volume levels.
Smart design features include PortAll, an integrated compartment supporting a MHL/HDMI port, which allows users to wirelessly stream multimedia content via the optional wireless HDMI dongle such as ViewSonic’s WPG-300 dongle for wireless streaming from mobile devices, notebooks or PCs. Advanced setup selections include vertical/horizontal keystone, corner adjustment, and 1.36 optical zoom for flexible and easy placement in home entertainment spaces to boardrooms, while an innovative cable management system eliminates unsightly cable clutter.
Designed with two HDMI ports, LightStream 1080p projectors can display 3D images directly from 3D Blu-ray players. Other inputs include RGB, Composite Video, Mini USB, USB, and Audio In/Out.
The LightStream Full HD 1080p series of projectors will be available in August and include the PJD7825HD (black chassis) with a MSRP of $943.00, PJD7830HDL (white chassis) with a MSRP of $1,058.00, and PJD7835HD (black chassis) with a MSRP of $1,174.00.










Review: Viewsonic VG2847Smh
Posted in Commentary with tags Viewsonic on July 22, 2015 by itnerdWhen I got my hands on the Viewsonic VG2847Smh monitor to review, It really captured my interest for a number of reasons. For starters, I had all sorts of ways to connect it to my MacBook Pro including:
I chose HDMI and the result was an absolutely bright and crystal clear display at 1920×1080. I could have left it at that, but the monitor had a few extra tricks up its sleeve to enhance my viewing pleasure:
The key thing that I really liked was the size. At 28″ and at 1920×1080 resolution, it’s big enough that I could fit everything that I needed on my screen without a problem and still see things clearly. Thus if you need two monitors to get the real estate that you need to do your work, I would suggest that this Viewsonic monitor will allow you to get away with one. It also has a pair of built in speakers. But to be honest, audiophiles may be a bit let down as I found the audio to be a bit flat and muddy with sound that isn’t richly defined. However, the target audience of this monitor is businesses and those in the graphics space. They will not care about the speakers. I will note that it supports HDMI audio as well as having a 1/8″ audio jack.
Other than the speakers, all of this came together nicely to give me a monitor that could do it all. Some notes on that:
The price for all of this goodness is $400 USD. You should keep in mind that this is a monitor that Viewsonic aims at businesses. But I would argue that anyone who wants a monitor that can do the sorts of things that Viewsonic VG2847Smh is capable of should just pull out the credit card and buy it. You will not regret your purchase.
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