Ioman
12-15-2002, 10:57 AM
JVC has announced that the long anticipated D'Ahlia 61" D-ILA hologram HDTV monitor rear projection television (model number AV-61S902) has begun shipping to several retailers nationwide and will soon be available to consumers at a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $12,999.95.
JVC's New D'ahlia has a 16:9 display and uses a 1.2" single panel D-ILA Device that has 1.32 Million Pixels or nearly 4 Million addressable RGB dots and is capable of producing a 1280 x 1028 pixel image, making it among the highest resolution displays available to the consumer market today. According to JVC, this device is worry free when it comes to convergence and image burn-in under normal use. It is said to be able to reflect over 90% of the original 200W light source, resulting in a brighter picture from corner to corner. With it's Dual Component Video Inputs it is ready for 480i, 480p and 1080i outputs from a Set-Top Box. Also, this unit will automatically sense whether it is receiving an HD or DVD signal. The D’ahlia features JVC's "Natural Progressive" picture improvement technology, which doubles the image data in each field and uses 3D interpolation. It is claimed that this technology produces a solid image without any noticeable scanning lines on-screen and eliminate jagged edge noise and image trails.
JVC's New D'ahlia has a 16:9 display and uses a 1.2" single panel D-ILA Device that has 1.32 Million Pixels or nearly 4 Million addressable RGB dots and is capable of producing a 1280 x 1028 pixel image, making it among the highest resolution displays available to the consumer market today. According to JVC, this device is worry free when it comes to convergence and image burn-in under normal use. It is said to be able to reflect over 90% of the original 200W light source, resulting in a brighter picture from corner to corner. With it's Dual Component Video Inputs it is ready for 480i, 480p and 1080i outputs from a Set-Top Box. Also, this unit will automatically sense whether it is receiving an HD or DVD signal. The D’ahlia features JVC's "Natural Progressive" picture improvement technology, which doubles the image data in each field and uses 3D interpolation. It is claimed that this technology produces a solid image without any noticeable scanning lines on-screen and eliminate jagged edge noise and image trails.