New 1080p Mitsubishi HC4900/HC6000 LCD Projectors

[GeonX]

H Mitsubisi αποφάσισε να παρουσιάσει όχι ένα αλλά δυο νέους 1080p προβολείς σε αντικατάσταση του HC5000 με διαφορετική στόχευση ο HC-4900 σαν entry level και HC-6000 στοχεύει στα πιο ψηλά…
Ο HC-4900 έρχεται για να ανταγωνιστεί τους Εpson / Panasonic στην χαμηλή κατηγορία και το match θα εχει ενδιαφέρον

HC-4900

MSRP: $2995
Technology: 3LCD front projector
Native Resolution: 1080p (1980x1080)
Brightness: 1000 lumens
Contrast: 7500:1
Zoom Lens ratio: 2:1
Lens shift:
HDMI 1.2
Lamp life: 2000 hours full power, 3000 lumens eco-mode
Weight: 12.3 lbs.


Αναφορές υπάρχουν στο διαδίκτυο και η πρώτη επίσημη παρουσίαση για τον HC-4900 στο projectrorreviews.com
http://www.projectorreviews.com/mitsubishi/hc4900/index.php

…πληροφορίες για τους 4900/6000 επίσης στο cine4home.de
http://www.cine4home.de/indexmain.htm

 

[GeonX]

…και μερικές φωτο του HC-6000 (όχι ότι είναι διαφορετικός εξωτερικά ) από το Gizmodo.com…

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Mitsubishi jumped into the circa-$3000 1080p projector game today, rolling out its LVP-HC6000 that adds a couple of tricks to the Epson Powerlite and Panasonic PT-AE100U projectors against which it will might compete. Although it has a face only a mother could love, the image it projects on the screen will be probably be a lot prettier than its countenance. Mitsubishi's bragging about some pretty impressive specs, too.
This three-chip LCD projector can toss out a contrast ratio of 12,000:1 according to Mitsubishi, using its automatic iris mechanism that dynamically adjusts according to the brightness of the scene. Most intriguing is the quote of 19dB of noise sneaking out of its cleverly named "sirocco fan," and if the company's not fudging on that spec, that would be the quietest projector we've ever heard. Nice.
Mitsubishi is starting a limited run of these babies in Japan in October, and maybe if the reception is good this one might compete against that Panasonic and Epson $3000 1080p projector juggernaut. Available in an either black or white, expect this one to sell for just north of $3K if it ever makes it to these shores.