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WUXGA or 1080p resolution
The projectiondesign F80 can be configured with either
WUXGA or 1080p resolution for computer or video centric
applications. In large auditoriums and with large screens,
where computer imaging with maximum detail accuracy
is the primary concern, 1920x1200 pixels (WUXGA)
is the obvious choice, and fully compatible with the
legacy 1600x1200 format. Furthermore, for video centric
applications, the 1920x1080 (1080p) pixel resolution
perfectly fits high defintion video and data. Additionally,
for editing and video centric applications where a menu
line, or additional inforamtion is needed on screen
simultaneously with the unaltered 1080p video image,
WUXGA resolution gives just that.
Three chip DLP
Three chip DLP technology is renowned for producing
formidable on-screen images, and combines the DLP
reliability and accuracy for even better colours . With
a wealth of brightness from the 3-chip engine's high
efficiency, and many options for accurately adjusting
colour and brightness performance, the F80 series can be
tailored to suit a a vast number of of applications, focusing
on large screen video centric displays and events.
DLP technology
– chosen for reliability
The DLP technology from Texas Instruments® is
chosen for its unmatched reliability performance, and
its unique coupling with long lasting image quality.
With a widely recognized and proven reliability record,
and high brightness and contrast, all whilst displaying
utterly natural colours, it is the obvious choice for
heavy duty applications, or applications that are that
run continuously, or are mission critical. Independent
testing has proven DLP technology to be the most
reliable of all microdisplays; not degrading when
subjected to UV light, inherent in all projectors. Unlike
competing technologies, showing severe image
quality degradation after only a few thousand hours,
DLP technology remains constant over hundreds of
thousands of hours.
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