Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 6500UB 1080p 3LCD Home Theater Projector
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Brilliant quality. Blockbuster performance. – Enjoy the home theater experience in a way you never thought possible. With contrast ratio of up to 75,000:1, the highest currently available in its class*, the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 6500 UB puts you right in the middle of where the action is, as larger–than–life images leap right off the screen. Whether you’re watching movies or sports, this 1080p projector ensures amazing image quality with the latest–generation Epson D7 chip, UltraBlack™ technology and 1600 lumens of color and white light output.* * With a state–of–the–art Fujinon lens, a brand trusted by renowned Hollywood filmmakers, this product delivers blockbuster video performance. And, with Epson’s 3LCD, 3–chip optical engine, it offers such incredible quality, you’re sure to achieve a true cinematic experience. The PowerLite Home Cinema 6500 UB brings big–screen entertainment home in a whole new way. High-definition native 1080p home theater projector with state-of-the-art features and powerful performance. Epson’s UltraBlack technology makes it possible to achieve incredibly deep blacks with minimal light leakage.Astounding black levels deliver a stunning 1080p cinematic experience.Incredibly Deep Blacks with Crystal Clear Detail. Achieve astounding blacks with an incredible contrast ratio of up to 75,000:1, UltraBlack technology and Epson’s exclusive Vertical Alignment (VA) LCD technology. With VA LCD technology, opaque (black) is the natural state. Signal voltage is applied to increase translucence (transmittance) as needed. This is a fundamental design and performance advantage — a complete re–thinking of LCD chip design. Conventional LCDs use Twisted Nematic chips, which are translucent in their natural state. Signal voltage is applied to reduce light throughput, but the inability to achieve correct Liquid Crystal alignment means that true black is impossible to achieve, as there wi (more…)
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