Enjoy bright, high-resolution images with the black Panasonic PT-DX820BU 8200-Lumen XGA DLP Projector. It features up to 8200 lumens of brightness and a 2400:1 dynamic contrast ratio, which work together to overcome light in most rooms and provide detail in dark areas of the image. Additionally, this projector sports an XGA 1024 x 768 native resolution for viewing detailed pictures or data. It is powered by a DLP chip system with a dual-lamp design. The PT-DX820BU includes a lens with a 1.8 to 2.5:1 throw ratio that can produce images from 50 to 600"; other lens options with varying throw ratio and screen size ranges are available separately.
With HDMI, DVI-D, 5-BNC, and VGA inputs, this projector supports different types of external video sources. It is controllable via Ethernet, RS-232, M3, or the included IR/wired remote control.
High Brightness of up to 8200 Lumens
The dual-lamp system uses two 310W lamps to provide up to 8200 lumens of brightness.
Low 30 dB Noise Operation in Normal Mode
Thanks to an integrated airflow control system and cooling fans, operation noise is as low as 30 dB, even when the projector is used with the lamps at full power in normal mode. The projector takes in air from the bottom and exhausts it from the back, eliminating openings in the front and sides to minimize noise leakage. The fans are also positioned to enable the fans to operate efficiently with slower rotation and less noise.
Dynamic RGB Booster Enhances Brightness and Color Reproduction
Panasonic's Dynamic RGB Booster helps enhance image quality by combining Panasonic's Vivid Color Control technology with a lamp modulation drive system. Images are analyzed frame by frame, and scene-linking and real-time modulation are used to achieve high brightness and vivid color reproduction.
Detail Clarity Processor Helps Produce Natural Details
This circuit is engineered to optimize the sharpness of each image based on the frequency levels of the extracted image information for natural, lifelike images.
System Daylight View 2 Enhances Color Perception
This technology is designed to optimize image quality to enhance the color perception of the projected image in bright rooms. It is designed to help provide comfortable viewing even in bright lighting, and allows viewers to concentrate on the images.
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