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For models:
DT-100, portable entry level,
XV-2000, mid-level
XV-Z12000 MARK II (former top-of-the-line 720p)
Consult the 2006 HDTV Technology Report.
XV-Z3000, $3,500, TTM Apr 06, latest 720p chip,
6500:1 CR, 1200 ANSI lumens, 30dB fan, dual iris
system, 3-2 pull-down, HDMI, 6-segment color
wheel, demo with Studio Tech 130 by Stewart 123
screen diagonal, (right photo).
DT-500, $3,300, TTM July 06, 1280x768, 4000:1
CR, 1000 ANSI lumens, 8.6 lbs, powered optical iris,
6-segment 5x speed color wheel, I/P conversion, 3-2
pulldown, color management system, 3-step bright
boost, HDMI (left photo).
1080p model (advanced announcement at CES 2006)
XV-Z20000, $12,000, TTM 3Q06, 1920x1080p resolution, Sharp’s CV-IC III Video
Scaling Circuitry, DVI/HDCP and 2xHDMI 1080p-capable inputs, 1000 ANSI, 10000:1
CR. Excellent demo with Blu-ray at CES 2006, will accept 1080p when released.
Sharp announced at CEDIA (Sep 2006, that
the projector would be available in October
2006 for the $12,000 originally disclosed
MSRP.
CES 2007
Sharp finally introduced the XV-Z20000
above, using the latest 0.95"single DMD from
Texas Instruments, high-gloss black, 1080p,
Sharp's CV-IC III Video Scaling Circuitry, 12000:1 CR, 1000 ANSI lumens,
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