Indianapolis – Among the highlights on display in
booth (5241) at next week’s CEDIA
Expo here will be the new Nero projector series.
The projectors are part of the 15 new products introduced in 2011
in celebration of Sim2’s 15th anniversary.
Nero is described as the platform for a line of premium
single-chip Full HD 1080p/120Hz DLP
projectors that includes – the Nero 3D-1,
Nero 3D-2, Nero 3D-HighBrightness and Nero 235. The assortment will offer
consumers four different feature sets, depending on the model, including 3D,
high brightness, high contrast, and a 2.35:1 aspect ratio.
Suggested retail pricing for models in the series starts at
$19,990.
The projectors were said to have been designed to produce high-quality
images from any video source in a variety of room lighting levels.
The projectors are said to share many of the technical attributes
of the Lumis 3D SOLO 3-chip series.
The Nero uses precision
glass optics of its Alphapath light engine combined with a sophisticated
electronics platform, and the latest DLP chipset to deliver lifelike clarity
and color accuracy, Sim2 said.
The projectors were optimized for use in reference home theaters,
media rooms and family or game rooms.
Sim2 offers installers a choice of three lenses (T1, T2 and T3) providing
a total throw ratio of 1.37-3.9:1 for installation flexibility.
The lenses are part of Sim2’s Unified Throw Ratio concept, which
makes specifying and upgrading within the Sim2 line very easy, the company
said.
To aid calibration Sim2’s Live Colors Calibration 2.0 software
allows adjustment of primary, secondary, and white-point color coordinates in
both 2D and 3D, enabling experts to accurately calibrate the final image
on-screen via a user-friendly PC-based interface.
The projectors also feature a streamlined compact cabinet design
that is said to be room-decor-friendly.
