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Monday, April 9, 2012

Sony reveals world's first 4K home theatre projector


Sony Latest projector
If we think about home theatre projectors, brands like Epson, Panasonic and even Dell are the ones that came to mind first. Sony, however, is not far behind and with their newest product launch it appears that they truly plan to overtake the competition in this world. Sony claims that they are once again ahead of the curve by going beyond HD, to offer theatre quality 4K for one’s home with the world’s latest and first 4K home theatre projector. The brand claims that the newly announced 3D-capable digital projector can display 4K images that provide home entertainment fanatic with a more immersive, attractive visual experience with over four times the resolution of Full HD.

They state that home theatre enthusiasts will be truly awed by Sony’s flagship VPL-VW1000ES which hires an exclusively latest 0.74-inch SXRD 4K panel, that creates excellent device contrast and 2,000 ANSI-lumens of brightness. Combining with Sony Iris3 technology, the projector can achieve a 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast. Featuring these high resolutions, it can produce screen sizes of up to 200-inches (diagonally) for cinematic viewing in the ease of the home.

“Sony continues to push the limitations of high resolution entertainment; from the lens to the living room. Sony's latest gadget VPL-VW1000ES 4K home theatre projector has been created to not just meet, but exceed the wants of the most discriminating and challenging home entertainment enthusiasts. It will allow them to become totally immersed in the viewing skill with the action unfolding before their eyes in a new level of realism, with colors and details unlike anything seen before in home activity.

This latest projector also features a built-in IR transmitter for Full 4K 3D which drives the projector’s TDG-PJ1 USB-chargeable, active shutter 3D glasses, picture position memory which memorizes the position of the zoom lens. Apart from the above mentioned features, it also supports 2D and 3D anamorphic films.

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