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Vision 50 available with the ultimate CineWide with AutoScope ($12,000) motorized
anamorphic lens system, both available in Classic White or the optional Graphite
Gray chassis.
The Vision 30 offers two different lenses based on desired throw distances.
The Vision 50 adds motorized power zoom and focus control, as well as
comprehensive electronic lens shift capabilities.
CES 2007
Vidikron announced that the projectors above are now shipping and introduced the
new flagship projector THE VISION MODEL 150 LIGHTAMP, 3-CHIP 1080p,
featuring new 3-chip light engine, advanced Xenon LightAmp illumination system
with 1.2 kW Xenon lamp, Vidikron’s exclusive V2 technology, multiple aspect ratio
control, Vidikron’s proprietary IntelliWide mode, optional wide range of high
precision zoom lenses, motorized horizontal and vertical lens shift, all-digital VHD
controller featuring exclusive Imagix video processing and advanced aspect ratio
control system, DVI/HDCP, Discrete IR, RS-232 control, superb scaling and brilliant
color reproduction no matter the source, engineered with ISF calibration standards,
THX certified.
As with the other projectors Vidikron offer CineWide and CineWide with
AutoScope technologies for the Vision Model
150 for true 2.35:1 widescreen movie
projection preserving every pixel of resolution
and eliminating distracting black bars on the
top and bottom of the screen.
Vision Model 150 $100,000, TTM Jan 07,
pricing for the fixed CineWide lens option and
the ultimate CineWide with AutoScope
motorized anamorphic lens system vary,
available in Classic White or optional Graphite Gray.
Viewsonic
CES 2007
PJ258D iPod below:
Vivitek
Consult the 2006 HDTV Technology Report for earlier RPTV models
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