| Professional 3D D-ILA : JVC DLA-RS50 |  |
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3D ready projector with 70,000:1 native contrast ratio, three D-ILA
devices, and 2x motorised zoom lens with motorised focus. This projector
features 3D viewing, Real Colour Imaging Technology, Adobe RGB colour
space, New Colour Management with 7-axis Matrix, New Clear Motion
Drive, JVC's original Film Tone, New Screen Adjustment Modes, Dark/Light
Correction, flexible set-up, etc. |
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Filmscreen: Stewart Horizontal ScreenWall Electri-Mask EMSN136H |
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made screen. Width of 3048 mm and 1.78:1 aspect ratio. With Stewart's
Lucasfilm THX Ultra Certified MicroPerf, you can now more closely
emulate a movie theater by placing the center channel speaker behind
the screen surface and achieve the ultimate in audiophile sound without
sacrificing videophile quality. All masking panels are motor driven.
Lowing and retracting of the masking panels may be controlled by a
variety of wall mounted or remote control systems. Frames are constructed
of angular steel bars, steel plate end cover, and L-shape brackets.
Masking Panel Rollers are 2" diameter steel tubes secured to
the motor. (more infos screen) (more infos mask) |
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3D Glasses: XPAND Universal 3D Glasses |
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| State-of-the-Art Active Shutter 3D Technology.
The XPAND Universal 3D Glasses™ is blend of state-of-the-art
LCD technology, high-performance software, and simple, comfortable
lightweight frames that work in combination to deliver games, movies,
pictures, and graphics in the highest quality 3D. By being an active
solution with fast switching speed, there are no headaches, ghosting,
or eyestrain often associated with some other 3D solutions. (more infos) |
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| Blu-ray-Player: OPPO BDP-93EU |  |
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Universal Network 3D Blu-ray Player. This is the company’s
second generation Blu-ray player with new features including Dual
HDMI outputs, Wireless-N networking, Marvell KYOTO G2 chipset, and
3D support. Per-pixel motion-adaptive de-interlacing and advanced
scaling transform the standard definition image on DVDs to high
definition output to your Screen. Additional Qdeo video processing
options help to deliver a clearer, smoother, and true-to-life picture
free of noise and artifacts. |
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| HD-DVD-Player: Toshiba HD-XE1 |  |
| Toshiba's 1080p-outputting HD DVD player, the HD-XE1, is at last available in the UK. As well as being the first-available 1080p HD DVD player (well, Tosh is the prime mover of the format), the HD-XE1 also betters its cheaper stablemate, the HD-E1, by having the latest version of HDMI - V1.3 - and a number of extras. Both Tosh models can upscale standard-definition DVDs to 720p and 1080i resolutions - output via HDMI - but the HD-XE1 adds full 1080p HD upscaling, as well as play back, and other goodies. There's a 297MHz/12-bit video DAC that supports Deep Color technology - an option added to the HDMI standard in version 1.3 and reckoned by Toshiba to improve colour tones and achieves finer colour gradation. | |
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| SAT-Receiver: Humax HDCI2000 |
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| Thanks to the latest MPEG-4 technology and improved DVB-S2 reception, the HDCI-2000 is set for the standards of the future while still serving the classical SDTV (PAL) standard. With the HDCI-2000, you can enjoy crystal-clear pictures tomorrow without having to give up your favorite programs today. In addition to being able to receive all available HDTV programs, the HUMAX HDCI-2000 also supports all SDTV programs. The two Common Interface (CI) slots open up a whole new world of exclusive television experience, including a spectrum of Pay-TV options. | |
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| HTPC: SCCS Home Theatre PC with Windows 7 Home Premium |  |
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ASUS P8P67-M R3 Mainboard with Intel Core i5 2500K (3300) Quad
Core. |
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| NAS: Sub Storage |  |
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Synology DS2411+,
with currently up to 4.5 TB storage space available. |
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