InFocus Ships Low-Cost Home Theater Projector
InFocus Corporation is now shipping the ScreenPlay 4800 projector, the third in its line of home theater projectors, and the first to break the $1,500 price barrier. The ScreenPlay 4800 can project images up to 12 feet with crisper, higher-resolution images than plasma, big screen TVs and many other projectors.
InFocus has integrated technology from Texas Instruments and Faroudja into the ScreenPlay 4800. Both Texas Instrument's DLP technology and Faroduja's deinterlacing technology, DCDi, are featured in the projector. Together, these technologies make the ScreenPlay 4800 adaptable to most broadcast technologies, including High-Definition broadcasts, while still remaining light, bright, and quiet.[an error occurred while processing this directive]Weighing six pounds, the ScreenPlay 4800 can be placed out of view following use. Unlike plasma and big-screen television systems that need large, cumbersome furniture to house them, ScreenPlay projectors give you your room back when you are finished watching the latest blockbuster or the last field goal of the biggest Bowl games. The projector also comes with an unmatched set of ease-of-use features and connectivity to with televisions, DVD players or satellite receivers. The unique home theater onscreen menu and home theater remote includes controls for aspect ratio, overscan, user settings, in 12 languages, multiple pre-set modes for film, video, and PC as well as extensive image controls for color saturation, contrast, tint, and brightness.
The ScreenPlay 4800 delivers native SVGA (800 x 600) resolution, 1100 ANSI lumens, a 2000:1 contrast ratio and 16.7-million color wheel. The projector can throw an image between 2.7" to 21.6'wide from distances of 1.5 meters to 9.8 meters.
The ScreenPlay 4800 is now shipping.
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