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The major manufacturers in the projector lamp industry are - - Philips - Philips is the pioneer of the projector lamp world. They began researching and developing the first metal halide lamps in 1995. Eventually they developed a mercury vapor projector lamp, which they called a UHP lamp or ultra-high pressure mercury vapor. The new development made it possible for projection systems to emit a brightness never seen before, and made digital projectors possible.
Founded in 1986, InFocus is dedicated to bringing more effective and creative ways to communicate to schools, business board rooms and other locations throughout the world through it's products, and also offers a full line of accessories and product support services.InFocus is headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon.
Founded in 1946, Sony Corporation manufactures cutting-edge electronic equipment and devicesfor many purposes. Specializing in products for the consumer, professional and industrial customers, Sony is a leading provider of high quality audio visual products, gaming technology, home and car audio and more.
In fact, 97% of all original projector lamps are manufactured by Philips, Ushio or Osram. MyProjectorLamps sources and sells projector lamps from these manufacturers . If the label shown above appears on the projector lamp pricing page ( example ), it indicates that the projector lamp being sold is manufactured by Philips, Osram or Ushio. Many lamps being sold online are not ORIGINAL quality, and it is not always easy to tell whether or not your projector lamp is coming from Philips, Ushio or Osram or if it is made in China by an imitation projector lamp manufacturer.
Epson America, Inc., the US-based headquarters of Seiko Epson Corporation in Japan, was founded in Long Beach, California in 1975. A leading providerof diverse technology products that includes printing and imaging products, Epson has become an industry leader in a wide range of digital imaging products designed for many industries and purposes, including business, audio visual, consumer technology and photography.