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JVC sets new display standards for the Home Cinema market (7/6/2004)

JVC Professional featured the widescreen DLA-HX1 3-chip D-ILATM Home Cinema projector on Marata's stand at CEDIA Expo 2004.

Incorporating the same 3-chip D-ILA technology used by professionals in the motion picture industry for screening and critical colour analysis, JVC's DLA-HX1 renders rich colour and high contrast images in a 16:9 aspect ratio with 1400 x 788 resolution. Screenings are flicker-free (no "rainbow effect") and images so smooth and natural it's the closest yet to reproducing film-like quality in the home.

The DLA-HX1 has standard video and RGB/component inputs plus DVI-D input (with HDCP decoding) making it compatible with all current analogue and digital formats including HDTV.

"The DLA-HX1 is our first projector for the Home Cinema market" says Bob Harris, JVC Professional's Sales Manager for presentation products "but we have been able to draw on years of experience within the broadcast and motion picture industries when designing this unit."

Hot on the heels of the DLA-HX1 and being previewed for the first time in the UK at CEDIA Expo, was the DLA-HD2K High Definition D-ILA projector from JVC. The DLA-HD2K projector has full 1080p HDTV (1920 x 1080) resolution and is destined to set a new standard for home cinema projectors when it is released during Q3, 2004.

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