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If Sony thought they were going to have things all their own way with the launch of their stonking Bravia projectors then they obviously hadn’t paid attention to fellow CEDIA 2007 attendee JVC. The company’s new flagship Procision range is intended for custom installs and prosumer home cinema fanatics, and at its pinnacle are two D-ILA front projectors, the DLA-HD1 and DLA-HD100.
Available already, the DLA-HD1 has a native contrast ration of 15,000:1, and is capable of throwing a picture in full 1080p high-definition; it’ll be joined this Fall by the DLA-HD100 that takes these capabilities and pushes contrast to a stunning native 30,000:1.
Both projectors have two 1080p HDMI/HDCP inputs, HD component inputs, S-Video, composite and serial interface for home networking.
