JVC X500 Projector @ Rio Sound and Vision. Only $4399 + FREE SHIPPING. RRP Is $5999

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Store RepFunkyDan on 31/10/2014 - 11:37 rio.com.au (191 clicks)
Last edited 31/10/2014 - 13:34 by 2 other users

We have a very special offer on the JVC DLA-500 Award winning projector. Only $4399!!!!

THEY ARE ALL 100% AUSTRALIAN STOCK WITH LOCAL WARRANTY.

We purchased the last stock from JVC. Next shipment is landing late Feb 2015.

Home Cinema projectors don't get much better than this!!

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JVC's D-ILA 4K projector with high native contrast ratio of 60,000:1*, and maximum Dynamic contrast ratio of 600,000:1 achieved by adopting an optical engine with new wire grid and the latest 6th generation original D-ILA device. Additionally, e-shift 3 Technology with enhanced Multiple Pixel Control image processor and analyser achieves a high-definition 4K image optimal for a variety of scenes.

Basic Feature

• New 6th generation 0.7" Full HD D-ILA devices x 3
• 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) achieved with e-shift 3 Technology including Multiple Pixel Control image processor
• 4K signal input (50p/60p compatible with 4:2:0 colour base)
• Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (in 2D); 1920 x 1080 (in 3D)
• NSH 230W
• Connectors: HDMI x 2 (3D, Deep Colour, CEC compatible), RS-232C x 1, LAN x 1, Trigger x 1, 3D x 1

Product Highlights

• 4K Projection (3840 x 2160 pixels) achieved with optical engine featuring e-shift 3 Technology with Multiple Pixel Control image processor and MPC analyser
• Dynamic contrast ratio of 600,000:1 (max.) and Native contrast ratio of 60,000:1 achieved with original D-ILA device and an optical engine equipped with new wire grid
• Brightness of 1300 lumens
• Improved 3D viewing with reduced crosstalk made possible by D-ILA's original Frame Addressing driver technology
• An array of 3D picture adjustment functions: 2D-3D conversion, Crosstalk Cancelling, Disparity Adjustment, and Depth Adjustment
• Wireless transmission options for 3D viewing: RF (radio frequency) system transmission with PK-AG3 3D Glasses for 100H continuous operation and PKEM2 3D Synchro Emitter
• Colour Management System with 7-axis Matrix
• Clear Motion Drive 3 improves pictures with rapid movement for both 4K and 3D images
• Pixel Adjust function allows user to precisely correct colour deviation in 1/16-pixel increments; also segments the screen into 121 points for individual adjustment. Two customized settings can be stored in the memory.
• Environmental Setting automatically adjusts images to best match the environment
• Screen Adjustment Mode: 106 modes (Up to 255 modes)
• Intelligent Lens Aperture
• Lens Memory function (5 memories)
• Digital Keystone in 2D mode (vertical direction)
• Projector can be easily controlled from a smartphone or tablet

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  poedgirl on 31/10/2014 - 11:52

  Other than being 4K, what exactly makes this worth anywhere near this much? I'm personally really happy with my BenQ W1070, $900 projector. I can't really see why anyone would pay this much for one.

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    sane on 31/10/2014 - 12:02

    Whilst I agree there's not much point to 4K at the moment, this price is pretty good for that projector, it's A$4500 in the US even.

    Cheat, of course, is this actually a 1080p panel that jitters the image around to make up the 4k resolution.

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    adam149 on 31/10/2014 - 12:07

    +1

    The people that are happy with a W1070 are not the same people that buy high end JVC 4k projectors. 4k is the future and is night and day better although it comes at a premium. I am happy with my Epson TW-3600 for the moment.

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    billy_bob on 31/10/2014 - 12:22

    +6

    Um, that's like saying why do people buy Ferrari's when you are perfectly happy with your Corolla.

    Some people just want better and are willing to pay for it.

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      poedgirl on 31/10/2014 - 18:09

      -1

      Not really, I genuinely want to know why someone would pay this much for a projector. There are quite obvious differences between a Ferrari and a Corolla, however the differences with this projector aren't really spelled out.

      I'd say it's more like wanting to know why people buy Monster cables when I'm happy with my $2 cables.

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        A061 on 31/10/2014 - 19:06

        @poedgirl Too Keep it short HDMI is a handshake protocol between the device. I am a engineering student and I have personally tested out few cables and its effect in a lab . The better the cable the better it transfers the data without conflicting the digital signals in "0" and "1" in high speed data processing , signals are also effected by lots of other factor such as Length it has to travel and etc. It might have little less effect on less than a 1 GB movies you are downloading and watching it through USB on your BD player,without sound system . but Only thing about $2 hdmi cable is you are missing out on the quality . I do understand Monstercables are expensive but , Hey they run with a industry standards. Unless you are ready to run the experiment out then Prove me wrong ! And regarding the 4k i wont waste my time.So, please read this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution ……. I do understand their is always a Expert Person who knows everything , But i have tested it myself on this matter…So i can talk. :)

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        natsumezoku on 01/11/2014 - 00:20

        Other than being 4K

        I haven't done any research whatsoever into projectors but I'm pretty sure you answered your own question with that.

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    Trickey on 31/10/2014 - 12:45

    +1

    Effectively you are buying a 1080p 2D/3D projector until 4K content is widely available. It's currently limited to the internet and given most Australian's don't have connections capable of streaming 4K, it becomes a future oriented purchase for the day that a physical format exists.

    Of course, smart people won't pay the premium and will wait until the content technology is available at which point market competition will have driven the price down.

    Then there's those who keep up with the Joneses and will blindly purchase a unit like this.

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      hollykryten on 31/10/2014 - 13:06

      Don't worry. Apparently 4K blu-ray movies are arriving in 2015. That's so good if you have a 4K blu-ray player and perhaps a 4K projector (such as this 4K projector in the title) or Television. But hey isn't the PS4 going to be upgraded to 4K blu-ray playback through a future firmware update?.

      http://www.cnet.com/au/news/4k-blu-ray-discs-arriving-in-201…

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        Trickey on 31/10/2014 - 13:23

        So why not wait until 2015 when there's more competition and better pricing?

        I've stopped short of saying it's pointless to buy now as some content does exist but you're paying a significant premium for what is largely an unsupported product.

        I'll add this as well. The specs show no 4K 3D so (unless the specs are incorrect) when the 4K 3D capability is introduced you're going to have to replace the projector unless JVC include an upgrade option (unlikely).

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      R00D on 31/10/2014 - 20:52

      As others have said, JVC are generally an enthusiats brand. This will do cinemascope (lens memory) and has a truly awesome black level, kills any DLP/LCD that I've seen. Anyone comparing this to a $900 projector and asking questions truly has no idea. What do they say? Ignorance is bliss?

      4k has nothing to do with this projectors main benefits, it's colour accuracy and black levels are sublime. Just like the best 1080p Plasmas still outperform 4k LCDs, resolution is NOT as important as other factors 720p and above.

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    vidiot on 31/10/2014 - 20:21

    +1

    You're paying for the contrast ratio, the lack of screen door, and true colours. Its an enthusiast home theatre projector that needs good light control. it's not super bright.

    Great price, a mate bought this for 4600 this week and that was a good price.