Monday, October 22, 2012

At CES 2012, Sharp showcased its new 3D FULL HD projector for home theater. Like its predecessor, Z


At CES 2012, Sharp showcased its new 3D FULL HD projector for home theater. Like its predecessor, Z17000, he claims the purest of artifacts in 3D image projectors segment to 1 million rubles.
Novelty Sharp shown at the exhibition, but more technical information about it in the press, yet does not appear. There are pictures of the projector and know that it uses single-chip DLP technology samsung spica has a very powerful lamp, equipped with motorized lens with dual zoom and H / V shift probably has a memory configuration of the lens.
In LCD projectors matrices it will win clean 3D image artifact due to fundamental lack of overlapping frames and fluctuations of brightness between 2D and 3D modes. This provides

DLP technology that, in addition, provides and more precise, having high real (ANSI) contrast.
From single-chip DLP projectors Sharp analogues favorably lack of "rainbow effect" (the refresh rate of color), through the use of color wheels with speed 180 ob.sek., Instead of the traditional 120 ob.sek.
New Year Fireworks 3D Optoma - six new 3D projectors have already appeared in and expected another samsung spica HI-END samsung spica model. The sites were Russian distributors Optoma prices and descriptions of six new 3D projectors for entertainment and home theater. New developments NEC - step to the real movie without simulations. So far, projectors can only simulate smooth motion, but in 2012, viewers can enjoy super realistic movie using projectors. Samsung announces the launch of a compact digital camera EX1 Samsung EX1 noteworthy, primarily due to the strong f / 1. Sony is equipped with a navigation system samsung spica on the Internet from Google line of new TVs from Sony, using the navigation system on the Internet from Google, will go on sale on Saturday.

Intel announced a processor vosmiyadernyy Intel Corporation announced samsung spica a series vosmiyadernyh server processor Xeon 7500, performed on 45-nanometer process technology.


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