Sony debuted three new portable projectors at InfoComm, including the VPL-DX120 (XGA at 2600 lumens), VPL-DX140 (XGA at 3200 lumens) and VPL-DW120 (WXGA at 2600 lumens). All three projectors weigh 5 lbs., 7 oz. They are incorporated with Sony’s “Off and Go” feature for removal immediately after use, have auto keystone adjustment and keystone distortion and include a carrying case. In addition, all three projectors have an Auto Mode (Auto Brightness Adjustment Function), where the brightness of the lamp’s output is automatically adjusted depending on the brightness of the projected image, to avoid unnecessary power consumption. Sony claims that this feature helps the lamps to last approximately 7,000 hours.

The new models offer 12-bit 3D digital gamma correction and users can choose from any of six pre-configured picture modes (dynamic, standard, game, blackboard, cinema and presentation). A blackboard mode lets users make color adjustments easily during projection to blackboard surfaces.

The models’ security pack includes security locks (password and mechanical), a security bar and panel key lock. Simple interfaces include HDMI for digital image and audio input. The new models in the VPL-D100 series are all planned to be available in late summer 2012, with suggested list pricing has not yet been set.

Here’s the press release on the new projectors (as they aren’t on Sony’s site yet): https://www.ravepubs.com/index.php?option=com_zoo&task=item&item_id=2593&Itemid=165