Sony has announced the VPL-VW90ES projector at CEDIA 2010 for the US market, and it has become Sony's flagship device for an incredible HD and 3D cinematic experience in the home. The projector is unique because it is a model of two firsts; it is the first front projector from Sony to feature 3D capability, and it is the first Elevated Standard (ES) projector ever. The price is reasonable at 99 - which seems high at first glance but is actually quite competitive. Several other manufacturers have released 3D projectors this year and also simultaneously with Sony at CEDIA 2010, but they simply do not compare in quality. There are several advantages for Sony right now with this projector compared to the competition (aside from 3D capability), incredible quality, an early release date of November, and a 240Hz refresh rate. The 240Hz technology, which is not available in any other 3D projector, "minimizes cross talk for minimal image distortion" according to Sony. Other noteworthy features include two active shutter 3D glasses and transmitter included with the projector, which is capable of 1000 ANSI lumens and a dynamic contrast ratio of 150000:1. I watched some 3D content on the VW90ES, including PS3 gaming clips, exclusive film footage of Green Hornet, and so forth. The experience was very impressive, and there was indeed less crosstalk on motion scenes. In some ways, it almost feels like this 3D revolution is really made for projectors, because when I think about all of ...
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Introducing Sony's First 3D Home Projector VPL-VW90ES
Introducing Sony's First 3D Home Projector VPL-VW90ES Tube. Duration : 4.95 Mins.
Sony has announced the VPL-VW90ES projector at CEDIA 2010 for the US market, and it has become Sony's flagship device for an incredible HD and 3D cinematic experience in the home. The projector is unique because it is a model of two firsts; it is the first front projector from Sony to feature 3D capability, and it is the first Elevated Standard (ES) projector ever. The price is reasonable at 99 - which seems high at first glance but is actually quite competitive. Several other manufacturers have released 3D projectors this year and also simultaneously with Sony at CEDIA 2010, but they simply do not compare in quality. There are several advantages for Sony right now with this projector compared to the competition (aside from 3D capability), incredible quality, an early release date of November, and a 240Hz refresh rate. The 240Hz technology, which is not available in any other 3D projector, "minimizes cross talk for minimal image distortion" according to Sony. Other noteworthy features include two active shutter 3D glasses and transmitter included with the projector, which is capable of 1000 ANSI lumens and a dynamic contrast ratio of 150000:1. I watched some 3D content on the VW90ES, including PS3 gaming clips, exclusive film footage of Green Hornet, and so forth. The experience was very impressive, and there was indeed less crosstalk on motion scenes. In some ways, it almost feels like this 3D revolution is really made for projectors, because when I think about all of ...
Sony has announced the VPL-VW90ES projector at CEDIA 2010 for the US market, and it has become Sony's flagship device for an incredible HD and 3D cinematic experience in the home. The projector is unique because it is a model of two firsts; it is the first front projector from Sony to feature 3D capability, and it is the first Elevated Standard (ES) projector ever. The price is reasonable at 99 - which seems high at first glance but is actually quite competitive. Several other manufacturers have released 3D projectors this year and also simultaneously with Sony at CEDIA 2010, but they simply do not compare in quality. There are several advantages for Sony right now with this projector compared to the competition (aside from 3D capability), incredible quality, an early release date of November, and a 240Hz refresh rate. The 240Hz technology, which is not available in any other 3D projector, "minimizes cross talk for minimal image distortion" according to Sony. Other noteworthy features include two active shutter 3D glasses and transmitter included with the projector, which is capable of 1000 ANSI lumens and a dynamic contrast ratio of 150000:1. I watched some 3D content on the VW90ES, including PS3 gaming clips, exclusive film footage of Green Hornet, and so forth. The experience was very impressive, and there was indeed less crosstalk on motion scenes. In some ways, it almost feels like this 3D revolution is really made for projectors, because when I think about all of ...
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