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Mitsubishi rolls out mirrorless, very short-throw projectors

updated 12:15 pm EDT, Tue May 3, 2011

 

Use lenses instead of mirrors to project payload


Mitsubishi Digital Electronics has announced two new projectors. These projectors use ultra-short throw lenses instead of mirrors to create their projection. The company claims that this creates less image degradation and longer useful operation.

Both models are 3D-capable and have HDMI, USB, Ethernet, and 10-watt speakers. Contrast is rated at 3000:1. Both use TI DLP chips. Noise generated is only 28bB. The widescreen 1280x800 WD380U-EST has an output of 2,800 lumens. The 1024x768 XGA resolution XD380U-EST outputs 2,500 lumens. The short-throw design can broadcast a 70-inch WXGA image from within 23-inches of the projected surface.

One target market for these projectors is higher-education. Pricing has not been announced.






By Electronista Staff

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