dual-lamp
Latest
BenQ introduces dual-lamp SP920 DLP projector
If you can force yourself to be content with a 1,024 x 768 native resolution, the June-bound SP920 is a fairly decent projector. BenQ's latest DLP beamer features a dual lamp design, 6,000 ANSI lumens, 2,000:1 contrast ratio, a 6-segment Golden Ratio color wheel and BrilliantColor chipset. As for ports, you'll find VGA, HDMI 1.3, component video (x3), S-Video, composite, DVI and USB. Mum's the word on pricing, but you can check out a shot of the rear just after the jump.[Via AboutProjectors]
Sanyo's LP-XF70 is world's brightest two-lamp projector: as big as it looks
Yes, she's likely small, just not that small. Instead, you're looking at a new 9,000 lumen commercial projector from Sanyo -- the world's brightest dual-lamp LCD for business use. Measuring 20.8 x 29.8 x 10.6-inches and 61-pounds, the 1,024 x 768 resolution LP-XF70 boasts the world's first two-lamp, three-mirror, photosynthesis technology and Active Maintenance Filter system said to minimize maintenance. It offers a 37% decrease in power use when compared to Sanyo's existing business model while increasing light efficiency by 160%. Better yet, the projector can achieve its 330W output from plain ol' 100V AC -- no need to run a special 200V circuit just for the projector. A widescreen-XGA LP-WF20 projector capable of just 6,000 lumens was also announced. The ?3,675,000 (about $33k) XF70 will be available in Japan on January 11th while the WF20 hits on January 21st for ?2,625,000 (about $23,500). [Via Fareastgizmos]
