This next offering by JVC follows close on the heels of Canon’s six new projectors that we reported earlier in the day. The 10MP 4K DLA-SH7NLG will join JVC’s line-up of D-ILA projectors. The device is touted to be suitable for museums, simulators, medical institutions, high-spec design and monitoring facilities.
The DLA-SH7NLG comes with three 1.27†4K2K D-ILA display devices and 330W ultra-high-pressure mercury lamps that provide 5,000 ANSI lumens of brightness. It is capable of displaying two or four screens in WUXGA 1,920 x 1,200p resolutions in simultaneously and renders a low latency mode for simulation environments.
Its chassis hosts four DVI dual-link input terminals and three types of lenses like short-focus and telescopic models are available for different projection environments. The projector’s wire-grid optical engine offers 10,000:1 native contrast ratios and a low-power mode helps extend lamp life of around 3,000 hours.
The projector’s operational flexibility allows for the display of 3D images or installation on a +/- 90° tilt. This 110 pound device permits users to adjust convergence to 1/10 pixel accuracy through GUI control with three gamma tables being included. Image adjustment without external signal sources is supported by six test patterns consisting of color bars and a cross hatch.
Projection configuration data can be stored and uploaded from a USB memory device and the projectors Ethernet compatibility means that owners may configure it through a PC web browser and multiple projectors are networkable for operation via a single PC. What’s more, e-mails can be generated to automatically send lamp replacement reminders and error status notifications.
JVC is selling the DLA-SH7NLG 4K projector for $1,50,000 (approx. Rs.68,25,371) with a year-long labor and parts warranty.
