The HC6000 uses the latest version of the Hollywood Quality Video chipset to help de-interlace video and upscale lower-resolution content up to a full HD resolution.
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the jewel in the crown of this manufacturer&rsquos range of projectors. Thanks to a resolution of 1080p and Tri-LCD technology, it produces unbelievable colour re...
the jewel in the crown of this manufacturer?s range of projectors. Thanks to a resolution of 1080p and Tri-LCD technology, it produces unbelievable colour results...
the jewel in the crown of this manufacturer&rsquos range of projectors. Thanks to a resolution of 1080p and Tri-LCD technology, it produces unbelievable colour results and renders amazing detail. The HC6000 has an advanced three-panel design and an automatic iris function, which has been improved for quicker black-to-light imaging, with a contrast ratio going up to 13,000:1! Meanwhile, the Reon-VX HQV image processor delivers sharp, detailed HD images by utilising features such as true 1080i-to-1080p HD deinterlacing and a sophisticated multidirectional diagonal filter. The HC6000 also comes with two HDMI sockets and a remote control, allowing you to hook it up to your Blu-ray or HD-DVD player!
the jewel in the crown of this manufacturer?s range of projectors. Thanks to a resolution of 1080p and Tri-LCD technology, it produces unbelievable colour results and renders amazing detail. The HC6000 has an advanced three-panel design and an automatic iris function, which has been improved for quicker black-to-light imaging, with a contrast ratio going up to 13,000:1! Meanwhile, the Reon-VX HQV image processor delivers sharp, detailed HD images by utilising features such as true 1080i-to-1080p HD deinterlacing and a sophisticated multidirectional diagonal filter. The HC6000 also comes with two HDMI sockets and a remote control, allowing you to hook it up to your Blu-ray or HD-DVD player!
The HC6000 uses the latest version of the Hollywood Quality Video chipset to help de-interlace video and upscale lower-resolution content up to a full HD resolution.
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