In this year, 2009 that is, all indications are that we will experience a massive growth in the amount of digital content available, particularly high definition content. HDTV will experience greater market penetration, blu-ray discs and players will become more common features in home entertainment, more home movie makers will be standing behind HD camcorders and of course HD gaming will become common place.
In anticipation, more people are rushing out to buy HD television sets than ever before, almost without considering the alternative for even a second. HD projectors, more than just flamboyant buys, offer flexibility and can work out far cheaper than purchasing a large screen LCD TV.
The Mitsubishi HC1500 can project images from between 40-inches and 275-inches diagonal in HD. You couldn’t hope to buy a HDTV set that offered a 275-inch screen for under a million bucks, principally because they don’t make them that big. Although we don’t really recommend projecting images that huge as the picture quality won’t be ideal.
The HC1500 also provides an image brightness of 1600 Ansi Lumens, a contrast ratio of 2500:1, a native resolution of 1280 x 720 and a 16:9 (wide screen) aspect ratio.
As a DLP projector you get superior brightness and contrast ratio to what you could get from an LCD projector, but thanks to the use of a TI DDP3020 Dark Chip 2, the HC1500 can match LCD projectors for vivacity of colour and great screen size over short projection distances.
The quality of the projector is most notable in flesh tones (human flesh colouring on screen), black levels and shadow details, which are all excellent. Basically you get the HD experience you are looking for from a projector that costs only R16 899 (incl VAT) and has a lamp life of up to 3000 hours and a 3-year guarantee.
Personal demonstrations can be arranged – call Jannie on 082-853-3257 or Billy on 072-243-3004 for more info. To purchase call EMS Africa on 011-482-4470 or connect to www.emsafrica.co.za.
