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Sanyo World’s First 4-LCD Optical Engine Projector

Rich color reproduction while being the brightest projector in its class*2 – the LP-XP200L

Tokyo, June 18, 2008 – SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. (SANYO) announces a new projector, the LP-XP200L, featuring rich and true color reproduction thanks to the world’s first*1 4LCD optical engine, the brightest luminance of its class*2 at 7,000 lumens, and a built-in Active Maintenance Filter (AMF) system with the industry’s longest-use time*3 for easy maintenance. The new projector will be available in the Japanese market starting from September 24, 2008.

About the new projector and its technology, Dr. Keiichi Yodoshi, SANYO Digital Systems Company Vice President, said, “With the addition of the new ‘Color Control Device’ in the optical engine, the problem typically associated with brighter projectors losing vivid colors is significantly improved upon. Now, with increased demand for projectors with greater brightness, market needs can be answered without sacrificing rich and beautiful color reproduction, in turn allowing sharper, better displays in brighter event halls, large meeting rooms, as well performing magnificently in digital signage and advertising situations.”

Product Projector
Product Number LP-XP200L
Color Black
MSRP 1,890,000 yen
Sales Date September 24, 2008
Initial Monthly Production 1,000 units

This projector will be on display at the InfoComm 2008 Exhibit in Las Vegas from June 18 to June 20 at the SANYO booth in the Central Hall #2848.

*1  Figures shown are as of the time of shipping, and listed in accordance with pattern for data projectors JIS X 6911:2003. Measurement method/measurement conditions are based on appendix 2.
*2  When in ‘Auto’ lamp mode.
*3  For analog signal only, limitations on certain output signals. Does not support all types of input signals.
*4  The USB interface is not guaranteed to work with all devices that are USB compatible.
*Specifications as of June 18, 2008, subject to change.
*All product names and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Main Features

1. World’s first*1 4LCD optical engine allows more rich color reproduction

- First in the world equipped with the new 4LCD optical engine with an independently controlled
‘Color Control Device’ added to liven up colors over conventional models
- New optical engine design overcomes obstacle of color-loss with increasing brightness typical of 3LCD by up to 20% over previous models
- Bright and real color reproducibility that can be vividly demonstrated in the digital signage market

2. Achieves 7,000 lumens of brightness, the best in its class*2 for high brightness

- Equipped with high-output, single lamp optical engine technology that realizes higher light efficiency, all at the highest brightness for its class*2 at 7,000 lumens
- Projections now possible in brighter environments, in large and brightly-lit conference rooms and halls
<Examples of use in digital signage (electronic advertising)>
 - Displaying fruit and vegetable commercials at supermarkets
 - Showing off touring spots for travel destinations at travel agencies
 - Projecting cosmetics images at department store

3. Adopts the ‘Active Maintenance Filter’ (AMF) for easy maintenance, the industry’s longest lasting filter*3

- Filter is industry’s longest*3 lasting: approximately 10,000 hours (cartridge lifecycle is approximately 2 years*4)
- Filter automatically senses when airflow is obstructed by dust, and advances to a clean filter by reeling cartridge to new filter
- Easy to replace, with one-touch cartridge and side-loading access
- One cartridge has the equivalent of 10 filters, lightening the burden of maintenance

4. Other Features

- Advanced dark scene image representation, classes highest contrast ratio of 2200:1
- To prevent light from entering the presenter’s eyes when in front of the projected image, a special mechanical shutter has been included behind the lens, open/close controllable with the remote control, which will temporarily darken the screen
- Projector can be installed at any angle of 360 degrees, allowing ceiling or floor image projection
- Simple installation with advanced right/left, up/down lens shifting function and centered lens layout

*1  As of June 18, 2008 for projectors
*2  As of June 18, 2008 for mid-sized projector models under 12 kg.
*3  Actual filter use time: approx 10,000 hours. (Based on JIS D-0207 accelerated testing environment conditions)
*4  Calculation based on 14 hrs/day projector use (Based on JIS D-0207 accelerated testing environment conditions)

Press Contact (English Only)

SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.
Global Communications Department
Tel: +81-3-6414-8621
Fax: +81-3-6414-8720
E-mail: i_press@sanyo.com

Supplemental Background and Specification Information

Outline and Background
- For fiscal year 2008, projector shipments to the global market are estimated to be around 6.4 million units. By 2010, the projector market will expand, due to expected continued growth and expansion (according to company studies), reaching a record-breaking shipment of 8.8 million units.
- As this market expands, the market and use for mid-sized projectors for digital signage (electronic advertising), large meeting or conference rooms as well as large event halls is also expected to increase, and users will want projectors that can cleanly and beautifully project images.
- In answer to these expanding needs, SANYO has created the 4LCD LP-XP200L, which allows bright luminance to meet bright venue needs as well as extremely rich color reproducibility for smooth and real image projection. Additionally, with the added ‘Active Maintenance Filter’, maintaining the projector is simple.

Specifications

Product Number LP-XP200L
System RGB liquid crystal shutter protection system
LCD Panel Size 1.3 inch x 3, Aspect Ratio 4:3
Pixel Count 786,432 (1024 x 768) x 3 ; Total pixels 2,359,296

Color Control Device

Built-in x 1

Projection Lens

Sold Separately
Light source 330 W NSHA Lamp
Screen Size
(Projection Distance)
31 to 400 inches (projection distance differs by lens)
Color Reproducibility Full color (1.07 billion colors) *when in using with video
Brightness*1 7,000 ANSI lumens
Uniformity*1 90%
Contrast Ratio*1
(Full On/Full Off)
2200:1*2
Scanning Frequency Horizontal: 15-100KHz, Vertical: 48-100Hz, Dot Clock: 180 MHz or less
Displayable Resolution RGB Signal 1024 x 768 dots (1920 x 1080 resizing display possible)
Video Signal 800 TV
Computer Input/Output

Digital DVI-I x 1 (HDCP Compatible)
Analog RGB input x 2; Mini D-sub 15-pin, BNC input 5-pin

Video Input Video input x 3;
BNC terminal (Y/Video-Pb/Cb-Pr/Cr)
RCA terminal (Y/Video-Pb/Cb-Pr/Cr)
S-video
Video Output Analog RGB x 1; Mini D-sub 15-pin*3
Audio Input/Output Input: Stereo mini-jack x 2
Output: Stereo mini-jack
Control Ports, etc. Control port: D-sub 9 pin; USB type B*4
Wired remote control connection
PJ Net Organizer connector
Operating Temperature 5 ~ 40
Power Source AC 100V(±10%), 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption 484W (Standby:28W)
Dimensions 370.0 (w) x 187.0 (t) x 439.9 (d) (including protruding parts)
Weight 11.4kg (without lens)
Main Accessories Wireless remote control (AAA battery x 2)
Removable power cord
Back-up power adapter
USB cable
Mini D-sub 15-pin connecting cable
Operating manual
Customer service contact list
Warranty
PIN code label
Lens mounting hardware
Light-shade plate x 2
Spacer x 3

*1  Figures shown are as of the time of shipping, and listed in accordance with pattern for data projectors JIS X 6911:2003. Measurement method/measurement conditions are based on appendix 2.
*2  When in ‘Auto’ lamp mode.
*3  For analog signal only, limitations on certain output signals. Does not support all types of input signals.
*4  The USB interface is not guaranteed to work with all devices that are USB compatible.
*Specifications as of June 18, 2008, subject to change.
*All product names and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

 


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