SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. (SANYO), a world leader in presentation technologies, announces the sale of a high resolution projector that has achieved the industry's highest brightness, 6,500 lumens, in the portable-class, single-lamp LCD projector category - the LP-XP100L - available starting from August 1.
This year, SANYO has already announced the sale of two projectors: the industry's brightest LCD large-size projector model, the LP-XF47 (capable of 15,000 lumens), and a small-size projector that changes the way people view projectors with the ultra-short focus lens model, the LP-XL50 (capable of projecting an 80-inch screen from a mere 8 cm). On this occasion, SANYO announces the newest member of its line-up with a mid-size, portable-class projector, equipped with SANYO's proprietary new high brightness optical engine, the LP-XP100L, which is capable of an impressive 6,500 lumens with only a single lamp. Additionally, the projector houses an on-board active maintenance filter system, which improves durability and ease-of-maintenance, perfect for the large meeting rooms/meeting hall, digital signage, seminar and business presentation, and education market segments.
SANYO, through expanding its mid-range projector line-up, will be able to provide new and exciting solutions for offices, digital signage (electronic advertising), and large presentation meetings.
SANYO is committed to continuously providing new solutions by openly employing its propriety technologies in creative ways, based on its global Brand Vision 'Think GAIA'.
With only one lamp, the LP-XP100L has achieved the industry's highest brightness*1 in its class with 6,500 lumens through the use of a new optical engine that has the industry's best optical efficiency*2. Compared with conventional projectors*4 of similar brightness, the new LP-XP100L has approximately halved the amount of power consumption, using only 490 watts, while being nearly twice as optically efficient. With brightness close to multiple-lamp use large model projectors, this single-lamp projector can be used in many diverse settings, such as classrooms, event halls, and meeting rooms.
Other Features
Useable in a variety of locations and settings with 6 different types of optional lenses
Up/Down, Left/Right lens shifting
Full 10-bit video processing circuit, 12-bit digital gamma processing circuit
Class' highest *5 contrast ratio 2000:1
PJ Net Organizer Plus II compatible (sold separately, network option)
Quiet setting of 32 dBA (when in Eco-mode 1)
Free aspect function
Review
and Information SANYO PLV-80
Sanyo PLV 80
"As
used in Federation Square, Melbourne"
Australian Centre of Moving Images
&
Australian Centre of Contemporary
Art
Native
Wide Aspect Ratio 16:9
Video
(1366*768) Around
10% more information than any
1280x720 model.
2200/3000
(PLV75/PLV80) ANSI lumens Don't
have a really dark room? It doesn't
matter!
DVI
Input Digital ready!
Powered
zoom and focus You
won't see this on the home models..
REMARKABLE
BRIGHTNESS AND CONTRAST
Sanyo’s PLV-75, the brightest
projector in its class, offers 2200
ANSI lumens, 3000 lumens for the PLV80
along
with a remarkable real life contrast.
UNIQUE
COLOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Sanyo’s color management system
allows you to change the
shading of a specific color in the
image to a desired shade
without affecting other colors or
adjustment items such as tint or
white balance.
NETWORK CONNECTIVITY
The PLV-75/80 are readily accepts
Sanyo’s new optional PJ-Net
Organizer module, offering advanced
tools for operating and
administering one or a series of projectors
via a network using
only a web browser.
HDTV COMPATIBLE
The PLV-75/80 are High Definition
Television compatible, accepting
the 1080i, 1035i, 720p, 575p, 575i,
480p and 480i HDTV
resolution standards. Sanyo’s
new Progressive Scan circuit can
even convert a 1080 interlaced source
to 1080 progressive.
POWER LENS SHIFT
Power lens shift allows for greater
placement flexibility by raising
or lowering the image without having
to move the projector.
X-Y DIGITAL KEYSTONE CORRECTION
SANYO’s new X-Y digital keystone
correction compensates for
angled projector placement by digitally
altering the pixels to
produce undistorted images both horizontally
and vertically
S p e c i f i c
a t i o n s
Model number PLV80 Number
of pixels 3,147,264 total pixels,
1,049,088 (1,366 x 768) x 3 panels
P icture brightness 3000 ANSI lum
ens (16:9 aspect rat io pro ject ion)
Contrast ratio 1000:1
Uniformity 90% (corner to corner)
Lens Motor-driven zoom / focus (1-1.3x)
F1.8-2.1, f=48.4-62.8m m
Audio output 2W + 2W stereo
Scanning frequency H sync: 15-100kHz,
V sync: 48-100Hz,
dot clock: less than 180MHz, G on
sync
RGB input reso lution 1,366 x 768
dots (1,600 x 1,200 dot resizing possible)
Horizontal reso lut ion 800 TV lines
Color systems PAL/SECAM/ NTSC / NTSC
4.43 / PAL-M / PAL-N
Input Signal Input 1: HDB 15pin Type
Term inal / DVI-D (HDCP )
Input 2: BNC Type Jacks (Video / Y,C
/ Pb(Cb ),Pr(Cr))/ (G,B,R,H,V)
Input 3: RCA Type Jacks(Video / Y,Pb(Cb),Pr(Cr))
Computer compatibility UXGA / SXGA
/ SXGA+ / WXGA / XGA / SVGA / VGA
/ MAC
Rated pow er supply 100V-240V 50Hz/
60Hz auto change
Power consum pt ion 450W
Dimensions (W x H x D ) 319x 168x
429.5mm
Net w eight 7.9kg (w ithout lens)
Sanyo
Fixed Ultra Short Throw Lens (LNS-W32)
Sanyo Motorised Long Throw Lens (LNS-T31)
Sanyo Motorised Short Throw Lens (LNS-W31)
Sanyo PLV-70/PLC-XP40/45 2000 HR Lamp
Assembly (610-293-5868)
Review
"..There
is also no question that the brighter
the image, the more tolerant one is
of ambient light; the Sanyo is certainly
the champ in this case. For critical
viewing, however, I would recommend
a darkened room for viewing any front
projector, regardless of its brightness,
because the screen will reflect the
ambient light the same way it reflects
the light from the projector.
Out
of the box, I’d say The PLV-70
was perhaps a bit too bright, given
its real world contrast ratio and
grayscale tracking, but that is clearly
a matter of opinion. A gray screen,
like the Stewart Grayhawk, would certainly
help. I would however stay away from
any screen above 1.0 gain, using this
projector.
The
point is that with 2,200 Lumens (and
it really has 2,200 Lumens), the PLV-70
is a very versatile projector. It
can be used to fill a very large screen
(assuming you had a very large room),
or can be tweaked to perfection while
still giving an image with a brightness
that would put most all other projectors
at a similar price to shame. Okay,
so maybe I haven’t completely
turned from a black level connoisseur
to a brightness freak, but I certainly
have a more balanced view after experiencing
the PLV-70..." -- Review
"..The
Sanyo PLV-70 is not just a home-theatre
projector but also perfectly suited
to the boardroom. With motorised zoom
and focus, a digital zoom for magnifying
images, true XGA (1024x768 pixel)
resolution in 4:3 mode and optional
network management capabilities, this
projector will impress in the most
advanced boardrooms."
