[China Digital Audio-Visual News] Recently, the application of short-throw projection is gaining momentum. The market has also put forward higher requirements for the technological maturity and reliability of short-throw projectors. Recently, Sony launched the VPL-SW125, a short-throw projector introduced simultaneously with the VPL-SX125. It features stronger performance compared to the VPL-SX125, with a brightness of 2600 lumens and a resolution reaching WXGA level at 1280x800. It also adopts 3LCD technology, better meeting the needs of business and education.
The Sony VPL-SW125 uses a 16:10 widescreen specification providing WXGA (1280x800) resolution, allowing for better compatibility with popular widescreen laptops. It is also equipped with an HDMI interface for clearer playback of high-definition content. Moreover, the VPL-SW125 overcomes the common shortcoming of edge imaging distortion that may occur with general short-throw lenses: straight lines turning into arcs, image edge chromatic aberration, and poor picture uniformity. It successfully balances short-throw projection with imaging effects, ensuring users can experience the charm of short-throw projection while maintaining consistently high-quality images.
Sony VPL-SW125 (Editor: Zehan)
The Sony VPL-SW125 has the ability to project large images from a short distance, representing a new peak in business and educational projectors. Hitachi leads market trends with rich and vibrant image quality, outstanding environmental characteristics, comprehensive maintenance, and user-friendly design, making it the ideal choice for various users who pursue excellent quality. If you are interested, feel free to inquire.
In terms of performance, the Sony SW125 is a short-throw projector using 3LCD display technology, offering excellent color reproduction and a contrast ratio exceeding 2000:1, ensuring superior image quality. The 12Bit 3D Gamma Correction makes the images more delicate and pure, while DDE Dynamic Detail Enhancer allows interlaced scan images to be converted into clear progressive scan images for playback.
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