Wayne, N.J. –
introduced Wednesday a 10-megapixel (4K2K)
ultra-high-definition D-ILA video projector.
Ringing in at just less than $150,000, plus the cost of the lens,
the DLA-SH7NLG incorporates three 1.27-inch 4K2K D-ILA display devices for
high-quality imaging and dual ultra-high-pressure mercury lamps for 5,000 ANSI
lumens of brightness.
The 4K2K D-ILA projector is available now. JVC said it is
well-positioned for use in public venues, including planetariums, museums,
simulators and medical institutions, as well as high-spec design and monitoring
facilities.
The new model joins the JVC DLA-SH4K 4K D-ILA projector, which
debuted in January 2008.
Like the earlier model, the DLA-SH7NLG achieves ultra-high
resolution of approximately 10 megapixels (4,096-by-2,400 pixels), which is
five times the resolution of FullHD 1080p projectors. The unit’s native
contrast ratio is said to be 10,000:1.
Key features include:
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the ability to simultaneously display two or four screens in
WUXGA (1,920 by 1,200) resolution, using four DVI (Dual-Link) input terminals
supporting an array of PC input formats;
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operational flexibility, including stacking two projectors to
display 3D images or installation on a +/- 90-degree tilt; and
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three different lenses, including short-focus and telescopic
models, available for various projection environments.
The DLA-SH7NLG operates on normal AC 100-220V power and consumes
less than 1.1 kW. Convergence can be adjusted to 1/10 pixel accuracy via GUI
control, and three gamma tables are included. Six test patterns, including a
crosshatch and color bars, enable image adjustment without external signal
sources.
Projection configuration data is stored and uploaded from a USB
memory device. The Ethernet-compatible DLA-SH7NLG can be configured via a PC
Web browser, and multiple projectors are networkable for operation via a single
PC. Plus, for improved maintenance, emails can be generated automatically to
send lamp-replacement reminders and error-status notifications.
