CEDIA Expo 2011: JVC Announces Family of 3D-Enabled Projectors (1 Viewer)

[Adam Gregorich]

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[Adam Gregorich]

Here is a grid comparing the new models. The F110 is coming in September the others are due in November.


Model

Price

Sold By

THX

ISF

4K e-shift

Contrast

3D

Glasses & emitter

Warranty

Color

Notes

DLA-X90R

$11,999

JVC Consumer

Pending

Yes

Yes

120,000:1

Yes

Yes

3 year

Black

1/16th Pixel shift, 7 axis CMS

DLA-RS65

$11,999

JVC Professional

Pending

Yes

Yes

120,000:1

Yes

Yes

3 year

Black

1/16th Pixel shift, 7 axis CMS

DLA-X70R

$7,999

JVC Consumer

Pending

Yes

Yes

80,000:1

Yes

No

2 year

Black


DLA-RS55

$7,999

JVC Professional

Pending

Yes

Yes

80,000:1

Yes

No

2 year

Black


DLA-RS4800

$4,995

JVC Professional

No

No

No

55:000:1

Yes

No

3 year

Black

Comes with spare bulb

DLA-X30

$3,499

JVC Consumer

No

No

No

50,000:1

Yes

No

2 year

Black


DLA-RS45

$3,499

JVC Professional

No

No

No

50,000:1

Yes

No

2 year

Black


DLA-F110E

$7,495

JVC Professional

No

No

No

30,000:1

Yes

No


White

Brighter 1,700 Lumen output

 

[Dennis Maricic]

Great Post Kevin! Been sitting on my RS35 waiting for some big improvements in the JVC line. Looks like I may be facing another upgrade round. What's really got my attention is the 1/16 convergence. Gone through 4 JVCs, starting with the RS1, and this has been the common weak point. Hope you've been well. Cheers, Dennis

 

[Adam Gregorich]

Originally Posted by Dennis Maricic

What's really got my attention is the 1/16 convergence. Gone through 4 JVCs, starting with the RS1, and this has been the common weak point.

Hope you've been well.

Cheers,

Dennis

Agreed about the weak point, so its great to see this. It is an "electronic shift" done through video processing, not a manual adjustment.

 

[Dennis Maricic]

Agreed about the weak point, so its great to see this.  It is an "electronic shift" done through video processing, not a manual adjustment.

 

Sounds logical, think it would be far to difficult to design a mechanism to physically realign the panels. This takes me back to my Nec XG135LC days and having to tweak convergence electronically. Which makes me wonder if we'll have some of the issues from the old days. Like stress on the circuits that manage the convergence. If your mechanical setup was not done well you'd get in a scenario of over volting the convergence board, leading to a premature failure.

 

[Tim Glover]

The RS45 has my attention!

 

[Dennis Maricic]

Look forward to the review. I know you'll put it through its paces on the convergence front. Maybe this will finally get you to move from a single chip dlp platform.