New HIGHlite Laser II Projector From DPI Announced
Digital Projection International (DPI) recently unveiled the HIGHlite Laser II. New brightness thresholds, 110-volt capabilities and a newly-engineered electronics platform are all part of the Laser II.
The HIGHlite Laser II brings a range of impressive improvements to the already popular HIGHlite Laser model. While maintaining its compelling 20,000 hours of illumination, the second-generation product now claims 13,000 ANSI lumens of brightness. Other key features include the introduction of all-new electronics that offer improved video processing and a full 120Hz processing path from DisplayPort sequential 120Hz or 60Hz per input dual-pipe HDMI. Image Edge Blending is included as standard, along with advanced geometric correction. HDBaseT, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI ensure that the connectivity is comprehensively future-proofed.
The HIGHlite Laser II ships Q3 and here are the details.
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