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While more woven screens are less expensive, and have a 'good story, ' making them attractive, Erskine advises clients put money into a better screen. Since homeowners love to mix daily routines, such as dining, with watching the big screen theater film and sporting presentations, ALR screens make their home theater experiences a new total lifestyle experience, Dorkhman says. [Extracted from the article]

Because people have been using 1.0 gain white projection screens for so long, we still see them in use - even in those multi-purpose rooms with ambient light - and a room with uncontrolled light is definitely not where you want a white screen. Five Ways the Draper Acumen Helps You and Your Customers This illustration shows how angular reflective Ambient Light Rejecting grey screen materials - such as Draper's TecVision MS1000X ALR - work in rooms with ambient light. Plus, the higher cost of an ambient light rejecting screen is actually less expensive than upgrading to a more powerful projector to handle ambient light. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on projectors and projection screens in home theaters. It mentions that Sony, Runco, and Epson are among the manufacturers having projectors on the market that can match with flat-panel image output when comparing response to ambient light and contrast ratios. It notes that screens and projectors are bound to expand into other areas like game rooms as 4K resolution poised to become the standard all throughout the consumer visual electronic products.

The article offers brief information on residential systems integration-related products including a series of amplifiers from SpeakerCraft Inc., the DarkStar 9 projection screen from Elite Prime Vision, and the DMC-600 and DMC-600SE Digital Music Center products from Cary Audio Design.

The article discusses the latest and greatest trends in projection screen including 2D, 3D, 4K, and ambient light rejection. It informs on how projection category is going mainstream. It presents information on the available products which work in any environment, including brightly lit spaces and in primary viewing locations like the living room or den. It informs on how screen manufactures are concentrating on special applications in order to compete against commoditized flatscreen TV.

The article provides reviews of electronic products such as projection screens by home theater company Severtson, the cellular signal booster called Fusion5X by cell phone booster manufacturer SureCall, and the in-wall touch panel KX10 by control technology developer Remote Technologies.

The article focuses on various developments in projectors and projection screens as of October 2015, including the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) certification earned by Grandview Screen USA for three of its products, the VMAX Dual Series electric projection screen launched by Elite Screens, and the UST25-4000HDi video projector from Dreamvision.

The article evaluates several audio/visual products including compact CT-3 line of music servers from CasaTunes, Starling Tension Series electric projection screen from Elite Screens Inc., and Vanguard integrated amplifier from Krell.

The article reports on several technological innovations in the projection screens market. It is said that major trends affecting, maximizing efficiency, versatility, costs and image quality. There is dominance of multi-purpose entertainment spaces over typical home theaters. The Elite Prime Vision (EPV) product line will be showcased at CEDIA trade show in Denver, Colorado.

The article offers brief information on several equipment including the precision electronic cable cutter from Triplett, the RTiPanel application from Remote Technologies Inc., and the Insta-DE2 whiteboard-projection screen from Elite Screens.

The article evaluates the Enlightor 4K Projection Screen from Seymour Screen Excellence.

The article discusses the challenges and trends faced by the manufacturers of projection screens. It says that the increase in three dimensional (3D) projector and content technology poses a direct reflection in projection screen's challenges. It says Drapers sees the polarized and passive 3D as a technological challenge for manufacturers. Moreover, Ryan Gustafson of Screen Innovations (SI) notes the customer's installation of screens and projectors at their rooms as a projection industry trend.

The article offers brief information of several audiovisual equipment and supplies, including the Wire Grabber from Arlington Industries Inc., the Ariadni/Toggler toggle-switch style dimmer from Lutron Electronics Inc., and the High Power screen surface from Da-Lite.

The article offers brief information on several audio-visual equipment products including Cadre Manual Masque projection screen from Image Screens GmbH, MRX 300 audio-video receiver from Anthem Sonic Frontiers International, and the ETN Series racks from Liberty AV Solutions.

The article reviews video projection screens called Icon Cinema Screens launched by American distributor of audio video products, Grace Motif, which are available in flat, curve, and motorized designs and suitable for three dimension display.

The article reports that a line of dedicated Custom Integrator (CI) projection screens will be introduced by TruAudio shortly.

The article evaluates the Vision X Silverstar 3D-P projection screen from Vutec Corp.

The article evaluates a front-projection screen material Silver 5D from Stewart Filmscreen Corp.

The article focuses on the front projection Silver five-dimensional (5D) screen, a one-screen solution compatible with passive three-dimensional (3D) and two-dimensional (2D) projection from Stewart Filmscreen Corp. launched in the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) Show in Amsterdam on February 2011 and showcased in the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City.

The article evaluates the Vutec Vision X DYNA-CURVE Projection Screen.

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor gives an insight on the articles published within the issue, including one by Jason Barth on ordering a custom projection screen, one by Richard Hollander on imaging systems and one by Greg Pass on Ella Fitzgerald's story.

Several excerpts from the web site residentialsystems.com including "Lutron Owns the Customer Support Crown," "Dropping by to See Draper," and "Are You Tired of Eating It?" are presented.