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Elite Screens Announces New Screen Material |
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Home Theater News Video Projector Screens News
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Written by AVRev.com
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Monday, 18 May 2009 |
Elite Screens is launching their VMAX Plus4 projection screen material this week. It can be requested in a variety of sizes between 180" and 400". It can be used for 16:9, 4:3 or 1:1 aspect ratios. The screen is built with wireless and direct wired options for control.
The RF remote for the screen has a distance of 100" and the IR remote has a range of 30", but requires a line of sight to operate. The Plus4 also has an Ethernet jack for a use such as connecting it to a control device that syncs the projector screen drop / rise with the power cycle. Elite Screens' VMAX Plus4 starts at a price of $1,139.00.
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