N. D'Agostino
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Povero adslinkato.........
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Sabato 14 febbraio da Audio Quality partirà un roadshow che porterà il nuovo proiettore DLP 4K trilaser Valerion VisionMaster Max in giro per l'Italia e che toccherà Roma, Genova, Milano, Napoli, Padova e Udinee forse anche Bari e Torino. Maggiori info a questo indirizzo
Coretronic R50K
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5300 Ansi lumen, Nico'? 
Se non soffrisse l'effetto rainbow, andrebbe prosto ad MDL per riempire alla grande i suoi 4 metri di schermo!
Anche se qui il blocco ottico non mi sembra della stessa razza di quelli installati su Acer/Benq.
E poi Coretronic è Optoma (o meglio, viceversa...!): http://www.coretronic.com/en/company03.php
Infatti la forma parallapipedale ricorda un po' i suoi DLP UHD...
Comunque, buona visione: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rje7ib-H6wM
Se non soffrisse l'effetto rainbow, andrebbe prosto ad MDL per riempire alla grande i suoi 4 metri di schermo!
Anche se qui il blocco ottico non mi sembra della stessa razza di quelli installati su Acer/Benq.
E poi Coretronic è Optoma (o meglio, viceversa...!): http://www.coretronic.com/en/company03.php
Infatti la forma parallapipedale ricorda un po' i suoi DLP UHD...
Comunque, buona visione: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rje7ib-H6wM
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Qui dice qualcosa in più, del Coretronic/Optoma "the worlds largest DLP projector OEM/ODM".
https://www.displaydaily.com/articl...ic-shows-upcoming-projector-technology-at-ise
"The final MCLA projector shown was the R50K with a DLP 4K imager, 20,000 hours life, 5,300 lumens, 5,000:1 contrast and “a sealed optical engine to provide excellent dustproof capability.” This was shown with a normal throw 2:1 zoom lens in a nicely finished case. In a separate display, Coretronic was showing six standard front projection lenses and, presumably, a customer could choose which of these lenses was wanted in a product version of the R50K. A card with the lenses showed what throw ratio would be produced for each lens when used with a 0.67” or 0.96” DLP imager. The U40K and the R50K were both in nice, finished-looking cases. I wouldn’t be surprised to see one or more of these projectors showing up soon in the Optoma product line although the Optoma part number will not match the Coretronic number."
Anche questo mi sembra piuttosto interessante:
http://dci-forum.com/d-cinema-home/11/ise-2017-coretronic-goes-red-blue/1715/
https://www.displaydaily.com/articl...ic-shows-upcoming-projector-technology-at-ise
"The final MCLA projector shown was the R50K with a DLP 4K imager, 20,000 hours life, 5,300 lumens, 5,000:1 contrast and “a sealed optical engine to provide excellent dustproof capability.” This was shown with a normal throw 2:1 zoom lens in a nicely finished case. In a separate display, Coretronic was showing six standard front projection lenses and, presumably, a customer could choose which of these lenses was wanted in a product version of the R50K. A card with the lenses showed what throw ratio would be produced for each lens when used with a 0.67” or 0.96” DLP imager. The U40K and the R50K were both in nice, finished-looking cases. I wouldn’t be surprised to see one or more of these projectors showing up soon in the Optoma product line although the Optoma part number will not match the Coretronic number."
Anche questo mi sembra piuttosto interessante:
http://dci-forum.com/d-cinema-home/11/ise-2017-coretronic-goes-red-blue/1715/
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