Sanyo has come forth today to not only announce the PLC-15000L projector, but also let us know it�s on sale. We haven�t told you about this projector inthe past which features a 2K HD 2048 x 1080 resolution, 15,000 ANSI lumens and a 3,000:1 contrast ratio. Additionally, it also utilizes Sanyo�s QuaDrive technology which reportedly improves on the typical 3LCD display technology.
According to our sources, it seems that the PLC-15000L will not ship with a lens so you�ll have to purchase that as well but Sanyo says fret not as they offer an expansive line up including a full HD offering capable of display a 17:9 image.
Below, Vice President of SANYO Digital Solutions, Sam Malik, comments:
�By setting a new standard for brightness in its category, and using our most advanced technologies that include QuaDrive, a long life DIOS (Durable Inorganic Optical System) engine and widescreen 2K resolution, the PLC-HF15000L performs superbly in even the largest presentation environments. We see it creating new opportunities for large format digital signage, even in well-lit spaces. Furthermore, its operational flexibility and features enable its effective use in rooms of virtually any size, with low operational and maintenance costs.�
Oh yeah, we forgot to mention the price tag. Around $45,000. Yep, not for the faint of heart.
Read (Sanyo) via aboutprojectors [http://us.sanyo.com]
According to our sources, it seems that the PLC-15000L will not ship with a lens so you�ll have to purchase that as well but Sanyo says fret not as they offer an expansive line up including a full HD offering capable of display a 17:9 image.
Below, Vice President of SANYO Digital Solutions, Sam Malik, comments:
�By setting a new standard for brightness in its category, and using our most advanced technologies that include QuaDrive, a long life DIOS (Durable Inorganic Optical System) engine and widescreen 2K resolution, the PLC-HF15000L performs superbly in even the largest presentation environments. We see it creating new opportunities for large format digital signage, even in well-lit spaces. Furthermore, its operational flexibility and features enable its effective use in rooms of virtually any size, with low operational and maintenance costs.�
Oh yeah, we forgot to mention the price tag. Around $45,000. Yep, not for the faint of heart.
Read (Sanyo) via aboutprojectors [http://us.sanyo.com]
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