PLV-Z2000 by Sanyo

  • 11/01/07

PLV-Z2000 by Sanyo

PLV-Z2000 by Sanyo

SANYO has introduced the PLV-Z2000, a high-definitionLCD projector. Its high-end features include a 15,000:1 contrastratio and the ability to reproduce 216 billion color combinations through an adaptive color phase and color level managementsystem. The PLV-Z2000 offers a native resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 and produces 1,200 lumens of brightness. It alsoprovides 2x zoom and lens-shifting up or down to three screen sizes, and left or right to two screen sizes. The projector weighsin at 16 pounds and is 15.75 inches wide, 5.75 inches high, and 13.62 inches deep. Price: $2,995.99.

 

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