AWE will showcase brand innovations for Cineversum, Philips Pronto and Pioneer and reveal details of its new distribution agreement with Imerge on stands D14 and D15 at CEDIA Expo 2008 in London.

The Cineversum BlackWing Three HD projector will be on display for the first time in the UK and can be scrutinised by visitors in the on-stand home cinema demo room. This 1080p D-iLA projector has a full-glass optical lens, motorized zoom and focus and is compatible with Cineversum’s Theatre Concept Kit to enable anamorphic projection on demand.

From its screens portfolio AWE will be showing another UK first, the brand new G9 Pioneer PDP-LX509D 50” Kuro screen. New Panasonic 8 series of screens will also be on show, with much improved black levels plus toughened glass fronts in response to an increasing number of Wii accidents!! Also look out for a European first from Panasonic.

Visitors to the stand will be able find out more about Imerge media and sound servers for which AWE is now the only authorised distributor in the UK.

AWE will also have hands-on demos for the Pronto TSU-9200, TSU-9400 and the TSU-9600. The AWE Solutions House will act as the star attraction, showing how equipment from a range of AWE brands (including Imerge, Denon, Panasonic, Philips and a soon to be announced lighting system) can be controlled in a live, integrated whole house set-up using the Philips Pronto.

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Beamax’s in-ceiling motorised projection screen is installed in a false ceiling and rolls down at the press of a button, turning a living room into a home theatre in less than 30 seconds.

Beamax In-ceiling range comes in sizes up to 300 cm (118 ‘’) wide, the equivalent of nine 42" TVs. Prices range from 1182 to 1692 euro.

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Beamax’s in-ceiling motorised projection screen is installed in a false ceiling and rolls down at the press of a button, turning a living room into a home theatre in less than 30 seconds.

Beamax In-ceiling range comes in sizes up to 300 cm (118 ‘’) wide, the equivalent of nine 42" TVs. Prices range from 1182 to 1692 euro.

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Panasonic’s PT-AX200 is designed for watching sports events or playing video games in daylight conditions or for viewing movies in a dark room.  2000-lumen brightness and new Light Harmonizer 2 technology make it easy for people to enjoy vibrant  images even if they don't have a special theater room.

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Sony’s 2500 lumens VPL-EX50 delivers images with a 900:1 high contrast ratio and  benefits from 0.63 inch BrightEra inorganic
3-LCD panels by Sony.

The VPL-EX50's XGA resolution presents pin sharp presentations and colour-rich, video/film or gaming graphics. The design includes a built-in tilt angle of 8 degrees that automatically produces proportioned images; height adjustment and controls are simple to use and easy to get to.

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Thanks to its auto-iris algorithm (more commonly found in higher priced models) the HC6000 is capable of displaying images with contrast ratios up to 15,000:1.

The HC6000 comes with 1920 x 1080 native resolution, 1000 ANSI lumen brightness and “Hollywood Quality Video” (HQV) processing.

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