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What Projector Does Steve use for the Keynote?
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Anyone have any clue? The projected image always looks so good.
I'm just curious.
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I just know that he stated a couple of years a go that it was a Hi-Def projector.
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I don't know the brand or anything, but from what my friends within Apple tell me, there are two of them back there (for redundancy), and they run about $40,000 each.
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I heard it was actually multiple projectors. Probably Runco or some ultra-high-end brand.
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Originally Posted by Nexus5 
They use real big boy hardware:
[IMG]pic of big-ass Barco projector[/IMG]
Barco XLM HD30
nexus5.
I was going to say it is either Barco or Christie. Did you find out this from someone at Apple or is it on the web-site for the Moscone Center as part of their AV offerings?
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Originally Posted by dcmacdaddy
I was going to say it is either Barco or Christie. Did you find out this from someone at Apple or is it on the web-site for the Moscone Center as part of their AV offerings?
Apple rarely uses the AV equipment the locations offer. On most events they bring their own AV equipment. These Apple events are 200% events, Mr. Jobs is not a big fan of surprises when he is doing his keynote! ;-)
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Are they front or rear projected?
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Originally Posted by SirCastor
Are they front or rear projected?
I'm betting rear, since I've never seen a presenter cast a shadow on the screen.
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Originally Posted by SirCastor
Are they front or rear projected?
Rear.
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they're definitely rear but I'd be leaning towards one of the Christies. Simply amazing pictures, their versatility is virtually limitless.
Christie Digital previews Star Wars
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Originally Posted by Nexus5
What a coincidence, I have two of those projecting the tv in my living room! The 30,000 lumens aren't quite bright enough though. 
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