Finding new, profitable products is challenging. Enter the multi-panel video display. Video walls, which started in commercial sector, have found their way into residential club rooms, bars and media rooms, fulfilling the dreams of affluent, sports-minded clients who want their own ESPN Zone.

Digital Projection had a massive booth at this year’s InfoComm to show off “Precision Displays for EVERY Venue”. The company received the most tradeshow traffic and badge registrations ever.

Two new product lines were launched at the show including the single-chip E-Vision line and 3-chip HIGHlite Cine product line.  Below are some images from the Digital Projection booth at InfoComm 2010:

Sanus’ VisionMount series is adding two new mounts to the line: The VLL10 for 30”-60” TVs (up to 125 lbs.) and the VML10 for 26”-42” TVs up to 80 lbs. Now shipping, the mounts are designed to accentuate today’s ultra-thin TVs. They protrude only 0.67” from the wall.
The mounts feature ClickStand technology, which hold the bottom of the TV away from the wall for easy access to cables without having to remove the TV from the mount.

The Vision Mount VST15 is a brand new product from Sanus Systems designed for flat panel TVs ranging from 13 to 26-inches. The mount supports up to 50 lbs. and has a number of distinctive features that make it easy to install.

The VST15 has a innovative wall plate and safety locking mechanism. Simply set the TV bracket onto the wall plate tabs, and secure into place.

Vutec will be showcasing their newest products at InfoComm this year at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Booth C4322, where they will also debut a new projection screen. Having already released the active 3D Silverstar, Vutec’s next screen that is making its debut is the Silverstar 3D-P-- the passive 3D-ready projection screen from the Silverstar line.

Silverstar screens “compensate for a 50% light loss with 3D images,” says Howard Sinkoff, president of Vutec. “Vutec’s patented high-gain (6.0), high contrast, vivid color reproduction, and 180º viewing area… provides the total 3D experience

According to Quixel Research, the Home Theater Front Projection category has kept momentum, after following an outstanding fourth quarter for 2009. Quarter 1 2010 sales were down seasonally from Q4 2009, or declined 21% in volume and 25% in value. However, it is important to note that there was still a 17% increase in revenue and 51% increase in unit sales in the year-to-year category.

If you find yourself out of video ports, but you want to add a new display, Gefen has released a new USB Port that allows you to add any high-definition display to your computer.

The USB to DVI HD is a tiny adapter that can connect to large displays using the DVI, VGA, or HDMI format. It allows laptops and computeres with limited display ports to handle multiple displays without a dedicated DVI port. The adapter also offers plug and play connectivity with support for high resolutions, up to 1920x1200, 1080p and 2k.

Be sure to check out, screen company, Elite Screens at InfoComm Booth N1151.

They will be showcasing their newest products—here is a small preview of what you can expect to see in Las Vegas this year.