JVC’s DLA-VS4800 8K Projector will cost 25 million yen ($261,000). Right now, JVC only has plans to sell the unit in Japan.
By Rachel Cericola, March 21, 2013
We’ve been so busy talking about 4K, we forgot that JVC had actually made an 8K projector – and now, it’s ready to ship.
According to Engadget, the 8K Super Hi-Vision projector will soon start selling in Japan, under the name DLA-VS4800.
The DLA-VS4800 uses JVC’s e-Shift pixel technology, as well as a D-ILA display panel that projects two images. That’s what gives it the 8K label, but without actually increasing the pixel count. (It’s listed with a 4,096-by-2,400 resolution.)
Of course, there’s currently no content to test it out. The broadcasters have some time, though. Right now, JVC only has plans to sell the unit in Japan, limiting the audience even further with its 25 million yen ($261,000) price tag.
To inquire about 4K (Ultra-HD) and 8K technology contact Quality Audio Video today.
The DLA-VS4800 uses JVC’s e-Shift pixel technology, as well as a D-ILA display panel that projects two images. That’s what gives it the 8K label, but without actually increasing the pixel count. (It’s listed with a 4,096-by-2,400 resolution.)
Of course, there’s currently no content to test it out. The broadcasters have some time, though. Right now, JVC only has plans to sell the unit in Japan, limiting the audience even further with its 25 million yen ($261,000) price tag.
To inquire about 4K (Ultra-HD) and 8K technology contact Quality Audio Video today.