Sep 17, 2026 · 52 min · 10 segments
The 2026 CEDIA Expo was held at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, and there was a LOT to see—so much, in fact, that Home Theater Geeks will devote three episodes to covering it! Mike Heiss and…
Michael HeissGuestScott WilkinsonHost
Joe KlusnickGuestokay very good so we're talking about video products in this episode and i want to start with what is often now called dv led direct view led which are sometimes called micro led although that's now become a bit of a confusing term But it's a screen, a wall-sized screen, basically, that is direct emissive.
You're looking at the LEDs shining, and they have red, green, and blue LEDs, and they form a picture that way.
So let's start with one I don't think that was there, the Epson LEC-1 series.
It wasn't there, and I really kind of have to slap myself because it was at Infocomm.
And for whatever reason, I just was running only there for one day, ran through the Epson booth and and didn't see it.
Well, I wanted to bring it up because, you know, Epson has been known as projector-based all this time, and now they're finally getting into DVLED.
And I think they're making more and more inroads into the multi-use space that people are using for playback in the home.
Yes, they started, I think, as more corporate type displays, but they're now becoming more residential as seen at Cedia, I
Well, corporate and also production and Sony is, as one might imagine, is promoting.
okay very good so we're talking about video products in this episode and i want to start with what is often now called dv led direct view led which are sometimes called micro led although that's now become a bit of a confusing term But it's a screen, a wall-sized screen, basically, that is direct emissive.
You're looking at the LEDs shining, and they have red, green, and blue LEDs, and they form a picture that way.
So let's start with one I don't think that was there, the Epson LEC-1 series.
It wasn't there, and I really kind of have to slap myself because it was at Infocomm.
And for whatever reason, I just was running only there for one day, ran through the Epson booth and and didn't see it.
Well, I wanted to bring it up because, you know, Epson has been known as projector-based all this time, and now they're finally getting into DVLED.
And I think they're making more and more inroads into the multi-use space that people are using for playback in the home.
Yes, they started, I think, as more corporate type displays, but they're now becoming more residential as seen at Cedia, I
Well, corporate and also production and Sony is, as one might imagine, is promoting.
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