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High >1800:1 contrast ratio |
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"4K" Resolution (4096 H x 2160 V pixels at 1.85:1 aspect
ratio) |
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Twin Xenon lamps |
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The SXRD device used by the SRX-R110 and SRX-R105 is a 1.55-inch
(measured diagonally) Liquid Crystal on Silicon based imager |
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From the SkyReport: |
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Sony Unveils 4k Digital Cinema Projector |
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Sony expanded its 4K Silicon X-tal Reflective Display (SXRD) digital
cinema technologies with an 18,000-lumen projector at ShowEast this week. |
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The SRX-R220 model was successfully demonstrated as a prototype earlier
in the year during 4K screening of "The Da Vinci Code," and will begin shipping
early next year. The projector is designed for digital projection in a commercial
movie theater and can display 2K and 4K content on screens 55 feet or larger.
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Designed to be compliant with the Digital Cinema Initiative specifications
for digital motion picture projection, the projector housing is also designed
to meet FIPS 140/2 security requirements. The housing also features built-in
rack space for Sony's LMT-100 4K Media Block and attached Redundant Array
of Independent Desk storage unit, or for a compatible server from another
manufacturer. |
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The company said it is supporting its digital cinema systems with flexible
maintenance plans, like Sony's CineWatch remote monitoring and diagnostics
service to offer customer support and maximize operational efficiency. |
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The SRX-R220 features the same auto zoom and auto focus functions of
the SRX-R110 and SRX-R105, and uses the same lenses as well. Other features
of the SRX-R220 include color management software, automated zoom lens position
for multiple-format screen fills, image masking with a range for a 10-degree
down angle and single-button power for both projector and server operations. |
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