JVC  DLA-G150cl Projector

Featuring JVC’s original D-ILA® device for true SXGA resolution, the DLAG150CL boasts professional-standard gray scale reproduction, super contrast of 600:1, and comes with a full set of connectors that allow you to view everything from regular TV programs to computer displays, DVDs, and even digital TV broadcasts.

Best of all, you won’t have to change your home to suit this projector — four optional lenses are available so you can install the DLA G150CL exactly the way you want it.

Professional-standard gray scale reproduction for home use

With gray scale color tracking set to “D65” standard, source media can be faithfully reproduced with the same color gradations intended by the creator of the program.  All color gradations are natural and consistent, including absolute black and absolute white so you’ll enjoy superb, visually accurate reproduction of video, television, and DVD images.  Even in dark scenes, subtle gradation differences can be clearly distinguished.

High-resolution, film-like images

The DLA-G150CL incorporates three high-density 1.4 M-pixel (1,365 x 1,024 pixels) image reproduction devices that make it possible to project high-resolution images with a total of 4.2 M pixels.  The result is stunning, silky smooth images comparable to 35-mm film.  Even the super-sharp clar- ity of an SXGA (1,280 x 1,024 pixels) image can be reproduced faithfully on the big screen with none of the scaling or loss of quality typically associated with projection of high-resolution computer graphics and CAD/CAM images.  With video resolution of 1000 TV lines, small text, char- acters, icons and cursors are clearly legible even at the corners of the projected image.  Moreover the DLA-G150CL has input capability up to 105 kHz, making it compatible with resolution as high as UXGA (1,600 x 1,200 pixels).  Further, D-ILA® 1,365 x 1,024 resolution with 4:3 aspect ratio provides superior performance without sacrificing resolution when viewing either 16:9 or native 4:3 sources.

De-interlacer for more natural-looking images

A built-in de-interlacer cleans up interlaced TV artifacts to improve perceived vertical resolution of TV signals and make them appear smoother, eliminating annoying raster lines.