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Mitsubishi Makes a Big Impression (27/2/2006)

Mitsubishi's stand at ISE 2006 was hard to miss - in all senses on the word! The impressive size of the stand itself was matched by the quality of the display products on show. DLP(tm) cubes being featured include the latest arrivals, the VS-50PH and VS-67PH. At 50" and 67" respectively, both offer true SXGA+ resolution (1400 x 1050) and fantastic performance thanks to their use of the latest 0.95" Darkchip(tm) DLP technology. Ultra short, distortion-free optics and compact footprint makes these displays ideal for command and control applications. Digital Colour Space Control, dynamic brightness adjustment and Natural Colour Matrix ensure superior colour reproduction and consistent, high-quality performance in multi-screen installations. SmartLamp(tm) and SmartColourwheel(tm) features, together with the exclusive lamp changer, help to ensure robust and reliable performance in 24/7 monitoring applications.

Mitsubishi's new MDT LCD display range also featured prominently, including the MDT321S 32" - the latest addition to the range HD-compatible LCD panels. Designed especially for public display, retail and control room applications, the MDT family now consists of three products ranging from 32" to 46", all offering native 1366 x 768 (WXGA) resolution and Mitsubishi's Natural Colour Matrix(tm) for superb clarity and colour rendition. Adjacent to the main stand, a dedicated home cinema area featured the latest HC3000 Home Cinema projector. Native 1280 x 768 (WXGA) resolution combined with 1000 ANSI-Lumen output, 4000:1 contrast and an ultra-quiet fan, has helped establish HC3000 at the top-end of the Home Cinema sector. Based on Texas Instruments' Darkchip(tm) DLP technology, HC3000 can display 720p HDTV, EDTV, SDTV and data.

Along with showing the latest hardware, developing strong business partnerships was a central theme of Mitsubishi's presence at ISE 2006. Mitsubishi used the ISE show as the platform to promote its new Display Engineering concept aimed at doing just that. Display Engineering is a Europe-wide initiative, enabling Mitsubishi's considerable engineering and product resources to be effectively deployed to support the activities of AV professionals across the region.

"Focusing our efforts on supporting our SI partners in their activities is very much the core idea behind the Display Engineering concept," says Ralph Shephard, European marketing manager for Mitsubishi Visual Information Systems. "Delivering the latest technology and engineering support is - of course - part of that. But going further, we very much see our role as supporting the business activities of our partners as well."

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