Meridian’s 810 Reference Video Projector boasts a esolution of 4096 x 2400 pixels or 10 megapixels.
Meridian’s 810 Reference Video System is a bigger movie monster than King Kong and Godzilla combined.
This isn’t one of your easy peasy packages at a nice price. Designed to produce a killer home theater experience, the 810 combines the D-ILA-based 810 Reference Video Projector and the 810 Reference Video Scaler.
The projector boasts a resolution of 4096 x 2400 pixels or 10 megapixels. Other specs include a lamp that can blow 4,000 lumens and a 10,000:1 native contrast ratio. The scaler feeds the projector, converting any digital source to a 10-megapixel resolution. It also packs Qdeo video processing technology.
Merdian says it delivers “the most realistic home theater performance in the world.” Of course, that kind of experience doesn’t come cheap. Expect this combo to pack a punch to the tune of $185,000.
Neither product will be available separately, but there will be four variations on the 810 package, to adjust to different throw lengths. All will start shipping in limited quantities by Q3, with full availability coming by the end of the year.
In fact,Meridian can claim 30 mega pixels. I believe they have three D-ILA image devices for R,G,B respectively.
It is just a JVC DLA-M4000u with another name tag on it. That JVC is discontinued! I gues Meridan baught the assembly line and is building these so they can make some money!
steveo: I got that info from Meridian. However, I have taken it out of the text. Thanks for the catch.
Nice toy if you happen to have won the lottery.
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It’s expensive, but it’s quiet, sharp, and the scaler really fills in where the source is missing. A very compelling combination - and a great use of this technology. If you have the money . . . you owe it to yourself to consider it!
Have a look at this review:
http://www.hometheaterreview.com/front_projector_reviews/meridian_810_dila.html
Thank you, Bob Stuart and Meridian for getting it . . . RIGHT!
Cheers -
Jeremy
Kipnis Studios
http://www.Kipnis-Studios.com