Digital Projection Unveils 4K Laser Illumination Combination Projector
Digital Projection International’s new INSIGHT LASER 4K projector is a 20,000-hours, no-lamp laser projector that has a spec of 12,000 ANSI lumens.
Aimed at simulation, visualization, entertainment, house of worship and large-screen applications, DPI says the INSIGHT LASER 4K has been developed with a ‘Set it and Forget it’ directive, delivering a simpler user experience. And, by bypassing regular lamp replacement cycles, nearly all lifetime costs for the INSIGHT are incurred at time of purchase.
Engineered within a lightweight and rugged all metal chassis, the INSIGHT 4K series offers the benefits of a laser light source (primarily, longevity – 20,000 hours of life) being projected through a phosphor wheel, yielding 12,000 lumens of brightness. The INSIGHT 4K also delivers full 4K 3D display capability. Dual HDMI and DVI inputs enable the latest high-bandwidth video delivery. A full range of 4K lenses, offering throw ratios from 1.13:1 to 4.98:1, with extensive vertical and horizontal lens shift, is available as well. DPI says this projector should be available by the end of the year
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