Sharp Electronics Corporation introduced the SharpVision XV-Z10000U high-definition DLPô front projector. Utilizing the new HD2 DLP chipset from Texas Instruments, and Sharp's upgraded proprietary Computer & Video Integrated Composer (CV-IC II) technology, this 16:9 projector boasts a 2,500:1 contrast ratio.""Sharp is the market leader in front-projection products and we are extremely excited to add the XV-Z10000U to our line,"" said Michael Amkreutz, Director of Display Devices, Sharp Electronics Corp. ""This projector represents the absolute top in home entertainment, and we believe the design professionals at CEDIA will appreciate its enhanced functionality, flexible installation, and incredible ease of use.""The new DLP projector has a 16:9 aspect ratio and a native resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. New features include a switchable contrast/brightness function that allows for a rated 2,500:1 contrast ratio in the high contrast mode. Sharp's second-generation CV-IC II is proprietary video scaler circuitry that upconverts standard-definition signals to the native HD resolution of the projector. Also added as an upgrade from the original XV-Z9000U model is a DVI terminal capable of High-Definition Content Protection (HDCP). The DVI input is also home theatre PC (HTPC)-compatible. Additional features include a six-segment, 5x color wheel, 1:1.35 manual zoom, and a lens shift function.The SharpVision XV-Z10000U has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $10,995.95.For more information about Sharp, visit Sharp's Web site at www.sharpusa.com.
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