PROJECTIONDESIGN INTROS NEW PROFESSIONAL F20 PROJECTOR: SUPERB PERFORMANCE, LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTPRINT
With BrilliantColor technology from Texas Instruments
RIDGEFIELD, NJ (March 16, 2007) — Designed to meet the demanding requirements in graphically challenging applications, the new F20 sx+ professional projector weighs in at only 6 pounds and features Texas Instruments revolutionary BrilliantColor technology, which increases the image brightness and color saturation by adding cyan, magenta and yellow. It lets the F20 display more natural and detailed images than any other technology. Three different BrilliantColor color wheel options are offered to ensure that every projector is fine-tuned according to its unique environment and application.
The F20 sx+ features SXGA+ resolution (1,400 x 1,050) and brightness of up to 3,300 lumens, and is the smallest projector in the comprehensive range offered by projectiondesign. “It is a perfect fit for motion simulators and other challenging applications,” says Gary Plavin, projectiondesign North American president. “Because of its light weight, it can even be used in mobile graphic applications.” Plavin adds, “We’re delighted to be able to offer this exciting new solution product to our customers at an extremely competitive market price.”
Seamless Color Matching, Three Lenses
In the F20 sx+, images are calibrated for each environment using the unique projectiondesign RealColor color management technology. RealColor begins with a simple two-step calibration process in the factory by which every projector is accurately characterized before it is shipped. The RealColor color management technology then lets the user/installer correctly calibrate and set up the projector onsite, to a desired white point and grey scale tracking with a minimum amount of effort; resulting is perfect video color reproduction.
Plavin points out, “Some of our customers are relying on our projectors in critical applications, with stringent requirements for accurate image reproduction. It’s critical that we are able to calibrate each projector to perform exactly to their individual needs.”
Three precision low-dispersion glass lens optics are available; including a standard zoom lens, a flexible 1:1 wide angle lens, and an ultra wide angle with optical pincushion/barrel adjustments, designed for rear projection applications.
DCDi Chipset for High-End Video Processing
For high-end video processing, the new F20 features the highly regarded Faroudja FLI2310 deinterlacing chipset. Compatible with both standard and high-definition analogue input sources, the patented Emmy Award-winning technology DCDi (Directional Correlational Deinterlacing) 3:2 and 2:2 pull-down technology improves cross-coloring and eliminates stair casing or jagged edge artifacts, for cinema-like images with exceptional picture quality, realism and depth.
The F20 sx+ is fully compatible with the newly released projectiondesign ProNet Site scalable professional network asset management software.
CONTACTS: Gary Plavin, Projectiondesign
888/588-1024
gary.plavin@projectiondesign.com
Roberta Lewis & Assoc. Public Relations
713/665-8758
rlewis@robertalewis.com
Corporate Information
Headquartered in Fredrikstad, Norway, projectiondesign is a worldwide leader in advanced, high-performance DLP-based projection solutions for challenging applications in professional, business, home cinema and eCinema markets. Its award-winning, innovative technology is distinguished by numerous industry milestones including the introduction of the world’s first single-chip SXGA DLP projector in 2002, the world’s first single-chip SXGA+DLP in 2004 and the world’s brightest single-chip SXGA+DLP in 2004.
For additional details, contact Gary Plavin at projectiondesign, 1121 Edgewater Ave., Unit #4, Ridgefield, NJ 07657 (Tel: 201-943-1616) or visit www.projectiondesign.com.
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