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Elite Screens intros mobile electric floor-rising Kestral
The VMAX Plus3 may be just the thing for home theater builders looking to set it and forget it, but what about projectionists on the run? Elite Screens' $2,199 Kestrel should be just the thing, as it comes in a highly portable package that enables users to erect a screen from the floor up with the press of a remote. Available in both 84- / 100-inch versions in either 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios, these screens boast a "mechanized cross-rising apparatus is driven by a tubular motor," and the built-in 5-12V projector trigger should come in handy as well. So much for taking the top-down approach, huh?
Elite Screens introduces VMAX Plus3 projection screen
If you've got wads of Benjamins just roasting a hole in your pocket and you're desperately in need of a new projection screen, Elite Screens may have just the thing. Announced this week, the outfit has made official its VMAX Plus3 (prior iteration pictured) electric projection screen, which is designed for "large presentation halls, auditoriums, churches and community theaters," but we're confident it would seem right at home in a serious home theater. The unit is available in 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios and is constructed from Elite's proprietary MaxWhite 1.1 gain synthetic weave material. You'll also find direct wired (Ethernet) / wireless options (IR and RF) for control, a side access panel in case the motor ever needs to be removed and a price tag starting at $1,778.
