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[HDBlog.net] Vidikron has released their Model 100 projector. It is a 3-chip DLP projector, so rainbows will not be a problem. (Listening, Steve?) It puts out 3500 lumens of light at a resolution of 1280x720, like most home theater HDTV DLP displays. The kicker? It retails for $29,995. Six different lens options with extended lens shift capabilities further enhance the unit’s flexibility, providing the custom specialist a wide range of unit positioning choices in difficult-to-install rooms. Vidikron’s all-digital Imagix video processing is integrated into the projector chassis for advanced video scaling and image quality. This design provides straight line digital connections from source to light engine. The multiple aspect ratio control includes Vidikron’s own IntelliWide mode for viewing standard video formats in widescreen with minimal loss of image quality. Discrete IR and RS-232 control make installation easy, while discrete source and aspect ratio selection accommodate many automation...
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[ProjectorsProjectors.com - All The Latest Information On The Newest Projectors.] Vidikron Vision Model 45 Projector: The Model 45 (also available in an extended throw lens option, Model 45ET) features true 720p high definition performance, light output of 1000 ANSI lumens and contrast ratio of 1700:1. The Vision Model 45 offers a variable throw distance of 1.38 to 1.63, while the extended throw edition (Model 45ET) provides a longer variable throw distance of 1.83 to 2.40.
[Home Theater : Latest Home Theater, Plasma TVs, LCD TVs, Projectors, Video Games, Movies and other TV & Video Related Products.] Vidikron Vision Model 45 Projector: The Model 45 (also available in an extended throw lens option, Model 45ET) features true 720p high definition performance, light output of 1000 ANSI lumens and contrast ratio of 1700:1. The Vision Model 45 offers a variable throw distance of 1.38 to 1.63, while the extended throw edition (Model
HDBlog.net: And their reasoning seems pretty solid. Now that the FCC’s ruling mandating the broadcast flag has been struck down, content providers will start looking for other ways to restrict consumers’ rights in the name of protecting content. My concern is that not only will Congress pass a law that brings back the broadcast flag, but they’ll strengthen it in some way. Now I don’t know how they’d do that, but organizations such as the MPAA probably do.
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PCWorld.com - Giant Consumer Electronics Blowout in Vegas: Projectors for home theaters will also be present and accounted for, ranging from affordable sub-$1000 models to aspirational deluxe models, such as Vidikron's $29,995 flagship Vision Model 100. The new projector produces 3500 ANSI lumens of light output and its 16:9 wide-aspect ratio makes it great for movie viewing. The company says the unit has been designed to provide a high-quality, high-resolution picture even in rooms with plenty of light.
PCWorld.com - Giant Consumer Electronics Blowout in Vegas: Projectors for home theaters will also be present and accounted for, ranging from affordable sub-$1000 models to aspirational deluxe models, such as Vidikron's $29,995 flagship Vision Model 100. The new projector produces 3500 ANSI lumens of light output and its 16:9 wide-aspect ratio makes it great for movie viewing. The company says the unit has been designed to provide a high-quality, high-resolution picture even in rooms with plenty of light.
Home Theater Forum - 1080p DLP's around the corner: If sales of front projectors continue to grow at their current rate then we will definitely see 1080p FPs selling for under $5,000 well before the end of the decade. After all, there are already 1080p RPTVs priced below $5,000 today! This means if they could sell as many FPs, a manufacturer could make just as much profit by selling a 1080p FP for under $2,000.
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Posted at May 22, 2005 11:48 AM
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