Whether you are a novice to the home theatre world, or a regular to it, Sim2 HT300 DLP Projector would be your right choice. For those who consider superior quality of picture more than anything else, this brand can keep them enthused for ever.
This is all because, the performance shown by the Sim2 HT300
DLP Projector is out-of-the-ordinary and elegant.
The technology employed in Sim2 HT300 DLP Projector
is based on the new HD-1 Digital Micromirror Device
by Texas Instruments (1280 x 720 pixels). It makes
possible both native support for 720p, as well as
16: 9 aspect ratio for a true high definition
capability. The light path has been modified to
further enhance the black level. This enables the
home theater dlp projector to reach a true contrast
ratio greater than 1000: 1. Furthermore, the DLP
Projector has a new built-in deinterlacer and video
enhancement (DCDi) powered by Faroudja, resulting in
top class performance.
The lens shift provides a 16° (+/-8°) optical
correction for a perfectly rectangular image without
artifacts. A digital keystone correction (vertical
and horizontal) can be supplemented via remote
control up to a maximum projector tilt of 42°
(+/-21°), where high-ceiling installations can cause
any problems. Sim2 HT300 DLP Projector is also
equipped with a new 6-segment color wheel. This
wheel phenomenally reduces the color separation
artifacts (commonly referred as a rainbow effect) by
increasing the frequency of the colored images. As a
result irritating colour flickering experienced by
some viewers is also lessened. The specially color-corrected,
six-segment, 3x (180rps) color wheel to minimize the
rainbow effect and to achieve a neutral gray scale
is also used by the Sim2 HT300 DLP Projector.
So if you are looking for excellent color balance
and saturation, and you have top quality video
processing equipment and DVD players, the above home
theater dlp projector will be the best bet. It
transforms every bit of information in those signals
onto your screen. Indeed, handling clear,
content-rich signals is where the SIM2 HT300 brand
scores.
The long-throw ratio zoom lens (1.8 ÷ 2.4:1) of Sim2
HT300 DLP Projector prevents the typical, awkward
projection of the video signals between the viewer
and the screen (over magazines and glasses). Now
what makes this home theatre dlp projector so
versatile? It is that, it can be placed on a
bookshelf or installed in the ceiling corner
opposite to the screen, besides its convenience for
double keystone adjustment, high-ceiling
installations issue etc., as already mentioned.
Also, its special, whisper-quiet mechanical
technology helps it have low acoustic noise.
Texas Instruments' proprietary DLP technology uses a
color wheel combined with a chip full of tiny
mirrors to attain magnificent performance. Sim2
HT300 DLP Projector, with this technology
incorporated, contains the latest generation of TI's
DLP chip, the HD1. Its 921,600 mirrors, each
representing a single pixel, are configured in a
true 16:9 shape, rendering it a native resolution of
1280x720.
The Sim2 HT300 DLP Projector transmits its 480p,
480i, and 1080i signals through its built-in
Pixelworks scaler. The 480i sources also pass
through the unit's internal Faroudja DCDi
deinterlacer. Or, to use a CRT analogy, its native
vertical resolution is 720 lines; 720p sources
require no scaling whatsoever.
