New JVC D-ILA Home Theater Projectors Deliver Increased Brightness and Contrast
LONG BEACH, CA, May 1, 2024 – JVC Kenwood Corporation is proud to announce four new high-end D-ILA home projectors DLA-NZ900/DLA-RS4200 and DLA-NZ800/DLA-RS3200, all capable of inputting and displaying 8K60p resolution images with higher native contrast and brightness. Each model features JVC’s new exclusive 4K D-ILA devices that have been further refined to the third generation to achieve a 1.5 times higher native contrast ratio when compared to a conventional device. JVC’s new proprietary BLU-Escent Laser light engine increases brightness and luminosity. Users can experience higher definition images through the vastly improved performance of these projectors, achieved through 8K input and display, and the expansion of dynamic range by improving contrast and brightness.
Over the past few years, how video content is watched has evolved, and this change has led to making 4K/HDR content the norm. Video content has progressed from content led by movie companies and TV stations to those offered by subscription and streaming services. At the same time, the format has shifted from conventional disc media such as Blu-ray and Ultra HD Blu-ray to streaming and subscriptions. Furthermore, 8K video content is expected to increase with the launches of 8K streaming services like YouTube™ and the release of 8K-compatible game titles with the development of enhanced graphic cards in the gaming industry. In addition to a variety of ways to enjoy video content, viewing style has also changed from conventional TVs to smartphones, tablets, etc. At the same time, more and more users want to cut out the middleman and bring the theater experience into their own homes.
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