Most amazing is that both the DLV-100 and FPV-1 retail for the highly affordable price of $8000. To take matters further, Integra teamed up with Faroudja Laboratories to co-produce and co-brand the external Integra FPV-1 Digital Video Processor. HDTV-ready, the DLV-100 produces an exceptionally clear and bright image when projected up to a maximum of 100 inches (measured diagonally).
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Because it uses a single DLP chip, it requires no complex color and image alignments, making it easy to install and setup. Measuring a mere 9 ½ inches wide, 7 ¾ inches deep and 2 inches tall, and weighing only 3.3 lbs, it is possible to mount the DLV-100 almost anywhere. Integra's first foray into the big-screen video business is the incredibly small DLV-100 DLP video projection system. Especially if you stumbled, as I did, upon the newest offerings from Integra.
With High-Definition broadcast gaining steady momentum, DLP, HDTV and DVD have joined forces to create an unadulterated winning combination of technology and affordability in two-piece video projection setups. Since then the wide success DLP has gained in quality, reliability and size has grown dramatically. I jumped in with no reservations after seeing the Dream Vision DLP500, (with a list price of $6999 setting the industry on it heels) which I ultimately purchased, replacing my Toshiba 43" widescreen. The presentation there was hugely successful, thanks in part to DVD's (the quality of DVD made everything look better) increasing popularity. In 1999, while attending the Stereophile Show, I got my first glimpse of the DLP technology. A major reason, of course, is the new lightweight and inexpensive technology developed by Texas Instruments called Digital Light Processing, or DLP. The auspicious arrival of DTV, HDTV and DVD answers some of the many questions as to why home theater has been such a rousing success. The cost of building a home theater with a true theater quality picture - either two piece, rear projection or plasma - has dropped significantly over the past five years, while the quality of the components meant to project images on your screen has taken tremendous leaps forward. Inputs: Composite (BNC), S-Video (4-pin), Component (BNC),Īspect Ratios: 4:3, Anamorphic, LetterboxĬontrols: Brightness, Contrast, Color, Tint, Noise Reduction, Detail via RS-232 and direct access Infrared
The Integra DLV-100 and FPV-1 Video Projection System
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