JP UK Projector Lamps & Cartridges http://www.jp-uk.co.uk Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:02:22 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/images/M_images/jpuk.jpg http://www.jp-uk.co.uk JP UK Projector Lamps & Cartridges http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thenecnp03lpprojectorlamp.html The NEC NP03LP projector lamp fits the NEC projector NP60 multimedia projector and is the original manufacturers’ replacement projector lamp. The NEC NP03LP projector lamp is available from JP-UK complete with the projector lamp cage and air filter. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesonylmpp202projectorlamp.html The Sony LMP P202 projector lamp fits the Sony projector VPL PX10 / VPL PS10 / VPL PX11 / VPL PX15 and is the original manufacturers’ replacement projector lamp. The Sony LMP-P202 projector lamp can be purchased from JP-UK; it is no longer available from Sony directly because it is for a discontinued Sony projector. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:54:48 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thenecvt70lpprojectorlamp.html The NEC VT70LP projector lamp fits the: NEC projectors: VT37 / VT47 / VT570 / VT575 and is the genuine manufacturer’s replacement lamp. The NEC VT70LP projector lamp is available to buy at JP-UK and is a 150 watt LCD bulb with an average lamp-life expectancy of 4000 hours. The NEC VT70LP projector lamp when used in low brightness mode will last another 2000 hours and when in eco-mode will last an additional 3000 hours. Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp107projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP107 projector lamp fits the: EIKI projectors: LC-XA20 / LC XA20 / LCXA20 and is the manufacturer’s replacement lamp. The Sanyo POA-LMP107 projector lamp is available for purchase at JP-UK and is a 200 watt bulb, UHP (ultra high performance) with an average lamp-life expectancy of 2000 hours. Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp93projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP93 projector lamp is the replacement lamp for the Sanyo Projector PLC XE30 and is the original manufacturer’s recommended projector lamp. Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp55projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP55 projector lamp is the original replacement lamp for the EIKI projectors; LC-SB15 (Serial Number G44B1500 and all EIKI projector serial numbers below). The Sanyo POA-LMP55 projector lamp can be purchased from JP-UK and is a 200 watt bulb, UHP with an average life expectancy of 2000 hours. Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thehitachidt00781projectorlamp.html The Hitachi DT00781 projector lamp is the genuine replacement lamp for: Hitachi CPRX70 / CP RX70 projectors. The Hitachi DT00781 projector lamp can be bought from JP UK and is a 220 watt bulb, UHB (ultra high brightness) with an average life expectancy of 2000 hours used in standard mode and 3000 hours used in eco-mode. Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp115projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP115 projector lamp fits the EIKI Projector LC XB33. The Sanyo POA-LMP115 projector lamp can be purchased from JP UK and is a 200 / 150 watt bulb, UHP (ultra high performance) with an average lamp life specified by Sanyo of 2000 hours. Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp78projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP78 projector lamp fits projectors: EIKI; LC-SD15 / LC SD15 / LCSD15. The Sanyo POA-LMP78 projector lamp can be purchased from JP UK and is a powerful 160 watt bulb, UHP (ultra high performance) which has an average lamp life of 2000 hours. Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp35projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP35 projector lamp fits projectors: Canon Projector LV-7340 / LV 7340 / LV7340. The Sanyo POA-LMP35 projector lamp can be purchased from JP UK and is a powerful 200 watt bulb, UHP (ultra high performance) which has an average lamp life of 2000 hours. Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:09:03 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/projectorlampsutilisinguhptechnology.html The key component to functionality for any projection system is the projector lamp. Whenever it’s time to buy replacement projector lamps, whether they are Sony projector lamps, Epson projector lamps or Hitachi projector lamps, there is a tendency for people to search for  compatible replacement projector lamps that provide the longest projector lamp life and the clearest images possible. One of the most popular types of projector lamps is those that offer the best in Ultra High Performance (UHP projector lamps). UHP projector lamps have many benefits when compared to almost every other type of traditional projector lamps. Sat, 27 Feb 2010 08:17:03 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/projectorlampsduringthelatterstagesoftheirlifecycle.html Projectors today are widely used within businesses of all sizes and are now at integral part of educational syllabuses in UK colleges, schools and universities. Since projector lamps play the most vital role in producing intense light enabling a projector’s use, it is essential to watch out for signs that your projector lamp may be coming to the end of its lamp life cycle. Strictly speaking, the majority of projector lamps available today provide a life expectancy of between 2000 and 3000 hours. When projector lamps come to the end of their life cycle there are some definite signs to look for. These include: Fri, 26 Feb 2010 08:15:39 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/theplusu4150projectorlamp.html The PLUS U4-150 projector lamp is the PLUS manufacturer’s recommended and original replacement projector lamp for the PLUS projector units: U4-111, U4-112, U4-131 and U4-136. The PLUS U4-150 projector lamp is a UHP bulb (Ultra High Performance) and is a150 watt bulb with a typical lamp life of 2,000 hours when used in you projector’s eco-mode. The PLUS U4-150 projector lamp has been produced in the strictest laboratory conditions using high pressured substances and as a result it is a highly powerful light source able to produce intense brightness. Due to the process involved with the production of bulbs such as the PLUS U4-150 projector lamp, it is highly powerful but also very fragile and can damage easily. It is therefore important that all projector lamp instructions are referred to.   Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:13:12 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/fromnaturesmoststunningelectricstormscomestheprojectorlamp.html Few people are aware of the science that goes into the production of projector lamps. Of course, it is by no means mandatory for a person to know about the projector lamp technology used today, however it is worth having a clearer understanding of how projector bulbs actually work. Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp91projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA LMP91 projector lamp is the original recommended manufacturer’s replacement projector bulb for a wide range of Sanyo projector units including: PLC-WXL46, PLC-XE45, PLC-XL45, PLC-XE40, PLC-XL45S, PLC-XU74, PLC-XU84 and PLC-XU87. In addition to this the Sanyo POA LMP91 projector lamp (http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/projector-lamps/sanyo/plcsw35/genuine-sanyo-plcsw35-poalmp91-6103213804-projector-lamp.html) is also the replacement bulb for the EIKI projector units: LC-XB24 and LC-XB29N. Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/longlastingprojectorlampskeepyourmaintenancebudgetslower.html Today projectors and projector bulbs are widely used and relied upon in all kinds of industries, and in recent years home cinema projectors have increased vastly in popularity. Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thehitachidt00891projectorlamp.html The Hitachi DT00891 projector lamp is the manufacturer’s recommended and original replacement projector lamp for the Hitachi projector units: CP-A101, ED-A100, and CP-A100 and ED-A110. The Hitachi DT00891 projector lamp (http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/projector-lamps/hitachi/cpa100/genuine-hitachi-cpa100-dt00891-projector-lamp.html) is a UHB lamp (Ultra High Brightness) and is a powerful 220 watt bulb with a typical lamp life of 2,000 hours in your projector’s standard mode. Sun, 21 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/keepanoverheadprojectorkitwhenonthemove.html If you use your overhead projector regularly and it is an important requirement in your job to communicate with a large room of people then it is wise to keep a kit of useful items to ensure your projector is always able to function without any glitches. The last thing you will want to happen should you be in the middle of an official presentation or conference is for your projector lamp to fail or, should you have travelled to a conference room for a presentation, find that your projector cord is not long enough to reach the closest power socket. Sat, 20 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thenecnp02lpprojectorlamp.html The NEC NP02LP projector lamp is the manufacturer’s recommended and original replacement projector lamp for the NEC NP40 and NP50 Multimedia Projectors The NEC NP02LP projector lamp (http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/projector-lamps/nec/np40/genuine-nec-np40-np02lp-50031755-projector-lamp.html) is a 200 watt bulb with a typical lamp life of 2,000 hours when used in your projector’s standard mode and 3,000 hours when used in your projector’s eco mode. Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/interestingfactsaboutsonyprojectorlamps.html Sony projector lamps are well known in the industry for providing excellent brightness; the result of Sony’s complex electrical system produced during manufacturing of the module. Sony projector lamps are branded, genuine projector lamps necessitating specialised equipment, strict laboratory conditions and high levels of human input. For this reason in the long-run (as with other manufacturers) the Sony projector lamp can work out to be the costliest part to owning a projector. Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thehitachidt00731projectorlamp.html The Hitachi DT00731 projector lamp is the manufacturer’s original and recommended replacement projector lamp for the Hitachi projector units: ED-S8240, ED-X8250, CP-X255, ED-X8255, CP-S245, CP-X250 and CP-S240. The Hitachi DT00731 projector lamp is a UHB bulb (Ultra High Brightness) and is a180 watt bulb with a typical lamp-life of 2000 hours when used in standard projector mode. Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:02:56 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyopoalmp106projectorlamp.html The Sanyo POA-LMP106 Projector Lamp is the recommended and original replacement projector lamp for the following Sanyo projector models: EIKI LC-XB24, LC-XB29N, PLC-WXL46, PLC-XE45, PLC-XL45, PLC-XL45S, PLC-XU74, PLC-XU84 and PLC-XU87. The Sanyo POA-LMP106 projector lamp is a UHP (Ultra high performance) bulb which has been rated by the manufacturer as having a lamp life of 2,000 hours when used in normal mode and it is a 200W bulb. The Sanyo POALMP106 projector lamp is an item that has been manufactured in the strictest and most pressured conditions to produce a high-performing tension glass bulb. If you read the manufacturer’s guidelines that came with your Sanyo POA-LMP106 projector lamp and ensure you follow them closely then you will get the most from your bulb’s life. Before installing your Sanyo POA-LMP106 projector lamp you should also make sure that you consult your projector’s manual for the correct installation instructions. Above all, refrain from touching the glass of your Sanyo POA-LMP106 projector lamp as you could unknowingly damage the bulb with the oil from your skin and drastically reduce the lamp hour life. Additionally, it is also easy to blow the bulb if you move the projector when it is hot after having just been used. We at JP-UK have been providing schools, colleges, churches, and universities for many years with the Sanyo POA-LMP106 projector lamp and other projector lamps, including bulbs for projectors that are no longer being manufactured. We provide speedy delivery and can often provide next day delivery. Tue, 16 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/makingyourprojectorlampslastaslongaspossible.html When you buy replacement projector lamps for your projector, whether it’s for a business projector for presentations or for a home theatre projector for watching movies, you want to know that your lamps will last as long as possible. There’s nothing worse than buying projector bulbs, only to find that they don’t last as long as they’re supposed to. This of course shouldn’t happen as every new projector lamp has a recommended number of hours that it should last for, and many last longer than their advised maximum length. Some of course do not last longer and even blow out before the recommended hours elapse. This can be down to a number of reasons, so here are some tips to making sure this does not happen to your projector lamps. Never move your projector when it is switched on. This can easily cause the lamp to explode, or simply reduce its running time. Always ensure that your projector is switched off before you move it. Always let your projector cool down before moving it. Projector lamps burn at very high temperatures, and they remain hot for several minutes after they have been switched off. Allowing the lamp to cool down before moving it is essential to prolonging its life. Let the projector’s fan cool the lamp down after use. When you switch off the lamp in your projector, leave the projector fan on to cool the lamp. Following these tips will help your projector lamps run smoothly for a long time, saving you money on replacement projector lamps. Mon, 15 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/spectacularprojectionshowof2010winterolympics.html London may be bracing itself for the excitement of the 2012 Olympic Games in two years time, but right now in Vancouver, Canada, the 2010 Winter Olympics are taking place. The Winter Olympic Games aren’t just about competitiveness, they’re also about installation art, water displays and projected images. LiveCity Yaletown is a festival being held at the same time as the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, and as a tribute to the Olympics a special Olympic themed show will take place each night during the games. LiveCity Yaletown will see many musical acts perform for the public, free of charge, but once the musical performances have ended at the end of each night, the Olympic Games will take centre stage and form part of a unique installation art experience. The experience will consist of a fireworks and water display, using light and video projection. The fireworks will be set off every night as a video projection screen made of water is fired up into the air. The moving projection screen will then see video and images from the Olympic Games recorded that day projected onto it, as the screen waves and bends with the power of the water jets. The water powered projector screen will be 140 ft wide and 65 ft high and will be fired into the air by Falls Creek. Scott Givens, the creative director of LiveCity, enthused about the video projector display: You'll see some cool stuff happening around the Games. The water itself comes from the pumping station, which is in place to guard against earthquakes. Givens talked about the projected images: I get to have a hand in it. But a lot of it will have to do with what is really spectacular, what folks think is a great moment and what works on the water screens. With such a public display of projected images, you can be sure that plenty of spare projector bulbs will be required to ensure that nobody goes home disappointed. Sun, 14 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/theageofthedigitalprojectorlamp.html In the fast moving market of display technology it is not surprising that one of the most significant sectors in recent years to have seen plenty of change and a wider usage that comes from a larger and more diverse number of customers are projectors and projector lamps. It wasn’t very long ago when businesses seemed to be the main customers buying projector units and projector lamps. Projector lamps (projector-lamps.html) were originally produced as halogen bulbs for a cross section of the business market, such as those who used projectors for sales pitches, informative staff and client meetings and various other functions. The original halogen projector bulbs are becoming a thing of the past as digital projector lamps take over as preferable light sources. Fri, 12 Feb 2010 08:22:10 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/alexandermcqueenusedvideoprojectoringreatfashionstunt.html British fashion designer Alexander McQueen tragically died recently. Police have stated that they do not suspect foul play and there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the fashion designer’s death. He has been eulogised by everyone connected with the fashion industry, as well as by many celebrities that he designer for, such as Jessica Alba and Cheryl Cole. One of Alexander McQueen’s greatest stunts in the fashion world was when he helped to re-launch the career of Kate Moss with the user of a video projector at a fashion show in 2006. Kate Moss has just lost a number of high profile contracts as a result of her well publicised private life, and Alexander McQueen decided that she would be the perfect figure to star as his first ever ‘holographic’ catwalk model. Using a 3D holographic projector, Alexander McQueen made a holographic Kate Moss appear at the Ready-to-Wear fashion show, held in Paris in 2006. There is normally a lot of pressure associated with a fashion show, and using a video projector to make one of your models appear in 3D on the catwalk only adds to that pressure. The technique used by Alexander McQueen wasn’t strictly a 3D projected image, but instead was a technique called ‘Pepper’s Ghost’ which was first used way back in the 19th Century. It was used in a production of The Haunted Man, by Charles Dickens. Alexander McQueen will be sadly missed, as will his original ideas on fashion and the ways that fashion could be presented. Fri, 12 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesonylmpp201projectorlamp.html The Sony LMP-P201 projector lamp is the manufacturer’s original and recommended projector lamp which should be used as a replacement for the following Sony projectors: VPL-PX21, VPL-PX32, VPL-VW12HT, VPL-PX31 and VPL-VW11HT. The Sony LMP-P201 projector lamp can provide a lamp-life expectancy of 1500 hours and wattage of 200; it is a UHP bulb (ultra high performance). The Sony LMP-P201 projector lamp is a high pressured tension glass bulb and has been manufactured in strict conditions.  The involved process of producing the Sony LMP-P201 projector lamp means that because the elements which are used to produce the projector lamp are specialised, so is the manufacturing procedure, meaning that projector lamps are more expensive than normal light bulbs. Thu, 11 Feb 2010 08:11:42 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/projectorlampsforanaffordablehomecinemaexperience.html In recent years the home projector has become popular for watching television on a large screen. As a result, projector lamps are more sought after than ever before. A projector lamp’s life lasts between 2,500 and 4,000 hours, however, there are some people who find that their projector lamp lasts a lot shorter, and when replacement projector lamps can be expensive this is not a nice surprise to find. In the case where a projector lamp has not lived up to its life expectancy it is normally because it was not treated with the care it should have. Basic tips to prolong the life expectancy of your projector lamp: The projector must stay stationary as much as possible. The lamp filament is very fragile so when the projector lamp (projector-lamps.html) and projector unit are hot it makes the glass even more delicate - in this situation movement of the unit will likely damage the lamp so leave the changing of your projector lamp until the projector has cooled down after a presentation. Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:02:09 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/lcdanddlpprojectorlampsforthehomecinemacustomer.html Projector units and projector lamps are used widely in the world of current display technology.  Projector lamps (projector-lamps.html) are particularly important when it comes to their application within education, business and even churches but the category of use that has seen the most change in the popularity of projectors is the home cinema market. Projector lamps will support the visual aspect of light and imagery which is being relayed to a large screen, such as a pull down screen or whiteboard, for public viewing. A projector and projector lamp are the standard equipment which is supplied to all education establishments and is required for the most basic of lectures, it has been discovered that students will learn and retain information much better when it is supported by visual imagery. Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:31:28 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thenecnp01lpprojectorlamp.html The NEC NP01LP Projector Lamp is the genuine, recommended replacement projector bulb for the NEC projectors NP1000 and NP2000. The NEC NP01LP Projector Lamp is able to provide 2000 hours of lamp life and a high wattage of 300 watts. Always take care when handling and installing the NEC NP01LP projector lamp, as with any type of projector lamp it is made from high tension glass. This projector bulb, as with any other, should not be handled with your bare hands because it can damage and reduce the power and even mean the projector lamp may blow when in use. Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:34:26 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thehitachidt00731projectorlamp.html The Hitachi DT00731 projector lamp is the original and genuine manufacturer’s recommended replacement projector lamp for the Hitachi projectors CP-X8250 CP-X8255 and CP-X240. The Hitachi DT00731 projector lamp provides an average lamp expectancy of 2000 hours and 180 watts. It is a UHB lamp. Projector lamps produced by any manufacturer, from Epson to NEC, have all been through a complicated manufacturing process which provides a high tension bulb capable of throwing a powerful light. Sun, 07 Feb 2010 08:58:17 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/theevolutionofprojectorlampsandcurrenttechnology.html We all understand the importance of the role that quality projector lamps play when it comes to projecting a clear picture onto a screen or whiteboard. Projectors that are used for educational purposes deployed within schools, colleges and universities up and down the UK now provide an essential and fundamental part of the education process. Projectors and their projectors lamps (projector-lamps.html) are now a part of the standard equipment required for basic lectures and regular lessons in school. This is due to the size of the imagery projected, along with a visual reference for students to refer to as a teacher is speaking, are said to boost learning and interest within pupils. Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:46:29 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thesanyoplcsw35projectorlamp.html The Sanyo PLC-SW35 projector lamp is the genuine replacement projector lamp for the Sanyo PLC-XE31 projector. The Sanyo PLC-SW35 projector lamp has an average lamp life of 2000 hours and a wattage of 160. It is a UHP lamp (ultra high performance). There are a few ways you should note that make it possible to ensure your Sanyo PLC-SW35 projector lamp will give you the best value for money. The projector lamp will come with instructions on maintenance and installation, which you should read before you begin to install the replacement lamp. Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:27:44 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/extensiverangeofprojectorlamps.html There are a wide range of different applications which a projector lamp can be used for. Projector lamps can be used for business presentations and are commonly used within educational establishments everywhere.  In recent years replacement projector lamps have become a necessity for those who are using projectors at home, as home cinema is a sector which over the past few years has grown in popularity. There are a primary selection of three main types of projector lamps which fit the following projector type: slide, overhead and multimedia. Thu, 04 Feb 2010 12:53:45 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thenecvt80lpprojectorlamp.html The NEC VT80LP projector lamp is the original manufacturer’s genuine replacement projector lamp for their NEC projectors VT48, VT49, VT57, VT58 and VT59. There are a number of ways that it is possible to ensure you get the most lamp hours from your NEC VT80LP projector lamp so that you get full value for your money. Firstly, carefully read your manufacturer’s guidelines that came both with the projector and the projector lamp. One main thing to bear in mind is that you must not handle the NEC projector lamp with your bare hands as much as you can avoid doing so because it will reduce its power and impact on the number of hours of lamp life you will get from it. Handling the NEC VT80LP projector lamp is a sure way to damage it. Wed, 03 Feb 2010 14:49:20 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/choosemajorbrandsfordigitalprojectorsandprojectorlamps.html Whether it is in the classrooms of schools, colleges and universities across the UK or for nationwide business conferences; if you don’t have a projector and fitted projector lamp your presentations and communication could prove rather limp to your audience. These days it is easier for most people to use a digital overhead projector which produces better results in terms of image quality and projector lamp brightness. Before you decide anything, here are some basic tips: Understand the difference in digital projector functions provided by all major manufacturers. Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:37:20 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thehitachidt00757projectorlamp.html The Hitachi DT00757 projector lamp is the manufacturer’s genuine replacement for the Hitachi projectors EDX10 and EDX12. The Hitachi DT00757 projector lamp is a UHB, powerful 200 watt bulb rated by Hitachi as having an average lamp-life of 2,000 hours. There are a number of ways to assure long-term use from your Hitachi DT00757 projector lamp which include a few tips on the correct handling of your projector and projector lamp. Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:26:53 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thecomputerwiththeprojectorinterface445.html What do you get when you cross a computer with a projector? You get the Light Touch interactive projector. It’s not very funny, but it’s accurate – and it was demonstrated to the public for the first time earlier this month at the Consumer Electronics Show, which took place in Las Vegas. The Light Touch interactive projector (not available anywhere yet) is a computer that is controlled via touch screen, only the screen is actually ‘projected’ onto a surface via the computer’s own projector lamp. There is no mouse, no keyboard and no physical screen as such. All of the computer’s functions are controlled by the projected screen. Sun, 31 Jan 2010 08:12:36 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/tipsonusingprojectorsinpresentations.html Giving a presentation can be very nerve racking, whether you’re getting up to speak in front of a handful of people at university, a room full of people at work, or in front of hundreds of people at a conference or exhibition. Public speaking is very difficult on the nerves, and some people are better at it than others. However, wherever you need to perform a presentation there are a number of things that you can do to calm your nerves, and ensure that your presentation goes off without a hitch. First of all, you need to prepare. Preparation is essential in any walk of life, no matter what you are doing. In giving presentations, preparation is doubly important. You should know what you are going to say, you should have rehearsed it, you should know your facts and figures and you should also anticipate any questions you might be asked, having answers for them on standby. Sat, 30 Jan 2010 08:24:31 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/howtoprolongthelifeofyourprojectorlamps.html We generally assume when we buy a piece of technology that it will last for as long as it should. However, this isn’t always the case with technology, especially with consumable technology such as projector lamps, or the tubes in TV sets. While the televisions and projectors themselves can reasonably be expected to last for ten years or so, the parts inside them, such as the lamps and tubes, do wear out with extended use. This is accepted, but there are ways to prolong the life of projector lamps. Fri, 29 Jan 2010 08:50:02 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/picoprojectorscouldbethenextbigthing442.html It is thought that Pico projectors could be the next big thing in the mobile phone market – though obviously when we say ‘big’ thing, we mean tiny. Pico projectors were shown off to the world at the recent Consumer Electronics Show, and amid all of the displays of large screen TVs and massive electronics products, it was the miniscule Pico projectors being touted by Microvision Inc that really captured the imagination. Pico projectors, the small products with the tiny projector lamps (projector-lamps.html) capable of proving presentation quality images from a device the size of a phone, are still very rare at the moment. However, Microvision and Texas Instruments believe that they will become big business and will form one of the must-have gadgets on the next wave of mobile phones, such as iPhones and BlackBerries. Thu, 28 Jan 2010 10:26:56 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/theneclt30lpprojectorlamp.html The NEC LT30LP projector lamp is NEC’s genuine replacement lamp for the NEC LT25 and the NEC LT30 projector models. The NEC LT30LP projector lamp is a UHP (ultra high performance) and delivers 200 watts of power and is capable of 2,000 hours of lamp life in low brightness mode (when used in your projector’s eco mode it produces 2,500 hours of lamp life). Whatever the projector you are using, it is always important that you have a spare projector lamp, which will ensure you have an emergency back-up should your current lamp run out of power.  Any projector lamp is going to run out of power at some point, however, if you treat it correctly and with care it will provide you with the average lamp life that is suggested by the manufacturer. Wed, 27 Jan 2010 09:29:10 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/safetytipsguaranteeingmaximumlifeexpectancyfromprojectorlamps.html Whether you need a Sony projector bulb or an Epson projector bulb, whatever brand and model you use, at some stage, you will need to buy a replacement projector lamp. Replacing a projector lamp from a genuine manufacturer e.g. Panasonic projector lamps or NEC projector lamps and so forth is relatively simple, however, so are costly errors. Changing projector bulbs, whether branded lamps such as Mitsubishi projector lamps or compatible projector lamps, there are a few safety tips worth noting.  The safety tips provided here (and in your projector manual) are to ensure you treat the high tension glass of your projector bulbs with the best care to protect you, your projector lamp (and its future performance) and your projector. A crucial tip to note is that any projector lamp must never be touched on its glass section; this is the most common way that people end up damaging projector lamps. All too often the handling of a lamp’s glass portion whilst it’s being replaced causes unseen damage which may only be realised when it provides a substantially shorter lamp life (than average lamp life stated by the manufacturer). Tue, 26 Jan 2010 09:56:30 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thephilipslca3116projectorlamp.html The Philips LCA3116 Projector Lamp is the recommended Philips genuine replacement projector lamp (projector-lamps/philips-projector-lamps.html) for a significant number of Philips projectors, including the Philips 3LCD projectors, bSure SV1, bSure SV2, Garbo Matchline and Garbo. The Philips LCA3116 projector lamp is also compatible with the Philips Btender projector and the following Philips projector models: LC3031, LC3031/17, LC3031/17B, LC3131, LC3131/99, LC3132, LC3132/17, LC3132/27, LC3132/99, LC6231, LC6231/40, LC6231/99, LC7181 and the Philips LC7181/99 projectors. The Philips LCA3116 projector lamp is a 132 watt bulb which, according to Philips, has an average lamp life / life expectancy of 5,400 hours. Mon, 25 Jan 2010 08:11:04 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/projectorlampsandspottingthefakes.html Projector lamps, like many other products, are not beyond faking. The problem is when you are paying for the price of what you misguidedly believe to be an original manufacturer’s product (e.g. Epson projector lamps or NEC projector lamps etc) you being out of pocket may only be a secondary concern. If you have mistakenly purchased a projector lamp that is a fake (this does not include unbranded projector lamps compatible with the manufacturer’s projector models) you may have also purchased a dangerous electrical disaster too. Sun, 24 Jan 2010 10:00:46 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/mitsubishivltxl8lpprojectorlamp.html The Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp is the recommended genuine replacement projector lamp for the Mitsubishi SL4U and SL4SU projectors. A Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp is a NSH lamp which is able to provide 180 watts of power (which reduces in wattage when your Mitsubishi projector is used in its power saving economic mode). The average expected lamp life of the Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp as advised by the manufacturer is 2,500 hours.  When the Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp is used in regular low energy economic mode the projector lamp life is estimated at 3,000 hours as specified by Mitsubishi. Should you notice the Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp is beginning to dim during your presentations then it is highly likely you will need to consider a replacement projector lamp as soon as possible because it is probably coming to the end of its life cycle. Before you install your replacement Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp always consult the instructions that come with your Mitsubishi projector lamp (projector-lamps/mitsubishi-projector-lamps.html) and the manual that comes with your projector, which will ensure that you won’t damage either during the process. At JP-UK, for many years we have been providing the Mitsubishi VLT-XL8LP projector lamp, along with projector bulbs for any other brand and projector model (even discontinued projector models).  We supply schools, councils and large and small businesses throughout the UK.   If you need advice or prices please do not hesitate to speak to us for any support you need with your projector lamp requirements on 0161 474 1200. Sat, 23 Jan 2010 09:46:13 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/benefitsofusinghomeandbusinessprojectors.html One of the reasons why projectors and projector lamps have caught on so much in recent years is because of the advancement in technology which now means that watching a home cinema lit with its compatible projector lamp will provide the best viewing and picture quality possible.  Even when newer TV sets are brought out they never quite beat the size of picture and all round viewing quality available with a home cinema (even if it is a number of years older). Usually, buying a TV set will see you ensured of a minimum of 11 years good service, however, it will prove to be only 12 to 24 months later that there will be an advancement so crucial which has been added to newly produced TV sets that rarely will anyone keep theirs for the full duration of its service expectancy. The beauty is when you have purchased a home cinema with its projector lamp you have already chosen a superior way of viewing your films, TV programmes and gaming that your home cinema will stand the test of technological time and will only require the replacement of projector lamps to keep it in action. Fri, 22 Jan 2010 09:42:19 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/knowingthebenefitsofbuyingprojectorlamps.html Projector lamps last thousands of hours and, in truth, make a sound investment (let’s face it you won’t get far without your projector lamp). The average projector lamp life for most brands ensures that you get value for money. Projector lamps can look costly if you aren’t considering their benefits and duration of lamp life (industry average: 2,000 hours). Projectors and projector lamps are widely used by businesses and home cinema users because quite simply they are the best and easiest way to present a clear, concise and large image to a group of people. These days there are a myriad of people who regularly use and purchase projector lamps and this is because (rather than projectors and projector lamps being popular for business presentations) within the last 4-5 years the use of home theatres has become extremely popular. Thu, 21 Jan 2010 08:49:25 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/thehitachidt00771projectorlamp.html The Hitachi DT00771 projector lamp is highly recommended by Hitachi as their genuine replacement projector lamp and is the best option for their three projector models: the Hitachi CP-X505, Hitachi CP-X608 and Hitachi CP-X605. The Hitachi DT00771 projector lamp is a UHB (ultra high brightness) Hitachi projector lamp which is able to provide an amazingly high 285 watts of power and its typical Hitachi projector lamp life is 2,000 hours. It is always a good idea when you first begin operating your Hitachi projector that you ensure you keep an eye on the hours used on your Hitachi DT00771 Projector Lamp to make sure you don’t get caught out in the middle of a vital presentation. Wed, 20 Jan 2010 10:42:12 +0100 http://www.jp-uk.co.uk/articles/newsonybraviavplhw15projector433.html Sony BraviaVPL-HW15 and SONY VPL HW15 projector lamp: is this a successful partnership? (Please note that these items are available for sale on the UK market, for more information and to order please ring JP-UK). During September 2009, Sony launched its new projector - the Sony Bravia VPL-HW15 which is their latest mid-range SXRD cinematic projector. It puts most comparable projectors to shame because of its use of advanced Sony technology. The Sony Bravia VPL-HW15 is already available for sale in the UK and if you already own it you are strongly advised by Sony when it comes to replacing your Sony projector lamp to use their genuine SONY VPL-HW15 projector lamp to get the best possible display that the projector is able to provide (this also means you will benefit from the 90 day warranty provided on this Sony projector lamp). Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:14:33 +0100