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Summary of Contents for JVC DLA-X900RKT
- Page 1 D-ILA PROJECTORS DLA-X900RKT DLA-X700R DLA-X500R DLA-X35B...
- Page 2 The Next Stage in 4K...
- Page 3 Reference D-ILA Projector with 3D Viewing • Industry’s highest dynamic contrast ratio: 1,500,000:1* • Industry’s highest native contrast ratio: 150,000:1* • Brightness: 1,300 lumens *As of November 1, 2013 JVC data. DLA-X700R D-ILA Projector with 3D Viewing • Dynamic contrast ratio: 1,200,000:1 •...
- Page 4 High-performance image processing technology is necessary for the Auto Mode has been added that performs frame adaptive filtering and precise reproduction of full HD sources on a 4K projector. JVC improved its Multiple Pixel Control technology featured on new models. In addition of scenes.
- Page 5 JVC’s Unique Real Color Imaging Technology (DLA-X900RKT/X700R) JVC original-development Real Color Imaging Technology realizes wider color reproduction and dramatically improves color rendition with settings for Xenon lamp color temperature and new dedicated color profiles. Combined use of picture quality modes and dedicated color profiles results in 23 different ways to enjoy high quality images.
- Page 6 Additionally, there are built-in Screen adjustment mode O Screen adjustment mode On help functions for smoother operation. * Please refer to JVC website for a comparison table of primary screens and adjustment modes. Pixel Adjust Function (DLA-X900RKT/X700R)
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Page 7: Feature Comparison
• Bright 3D viewing with reduced crosstalk only possible with D-ILA • 6 Picture Modes and 3 Color Spaces • Environmental Setting • 5-mode Lens Memory • 3 Screen Adjustment Modes • Pixel Adjust by 1 pixel increment Feature Comparison Model DLA-X900RKT DLA-X700R DLA-X500R DLA-X35B 4K e-shift3* — ... -
Page 8: Specifications
• D-ILA is a registered trademark of JVC KENWOOD Corporation. • e-shift is a registered trademark of JVC KENWOOD Corporation. • The projector is equipped with an ultra-high pressure mercury lamp, which may break, emitting a loud noise, when it is subjected to shock or after it has been used for some length of time. • Please note that, depending on how the projector is used, there can be considerable di erence between individual lamps regarding how many hours they will operate before requiring replacement.