Abstrakt: We are in a new golden age of home-theater equipment. Whether it’s Anthem pushing the envelope with their D2 A/V processor, or JL Audio’s market-beating subwoofers, or the all-new, better-than-ever, cut-rate display devices, these products drive the r...
Abstrakt: To say that JVC’s DLA-HD1 and DLA-RS1 have caused a slight commotion in the front projection community would be akin to describing a full fledged earthquake as a minor rumble. Every so often a product comes along that redefines our expectations for...
Abstrakt: Other features of the HD1 are the set of two HDMI slots, RS-232C control terminal (suited to custom installers), S-Video and Composite video inputs and component jacks. The design is, as you can see, erring on the side of ungainly but it has made some ...
Abstrakt: JVC DLA-HD1 1920x1080 Home Theater Projector: Short Take Thomas J. Norton, February, 2007 The big story of the past couple of years has been the dramatic drop (or, from the industrys view, erosion) in the price of flat panel displays, both LCD and pl...
Abstrakt: JVC may have been struggling of late, but it has certainly raised the bar with its Full HD D-ILA projector. John Archer puts it to the test, and needs a lie down afterwards. Ladies and gentlemen, you are cordially invited to join us as we explore a pr...
Abstrakt: Uses revolutionary new technology to spectacularly reinvigorate JVC's DILA projection JVC has been plugging away at its ‘D-ILA’ projector technology for years now in the face of general indifference from the AV market. But now suddenly, out of nowhere,...
Think Texas Instruments owns digital projection? Think again. JVC’s liquid crystal on silicon D-ILA chips have a greater pixel density than DLP and can produce startlingly realistic results. And the HD has three of them. Its 15,000:1 contrast ratio...
There’s nothing wrong with the HD1 that a lottery win wouldn’t fix. Apart from its stratospheric price tag, you might watch out for its twin HDMI ports, which are only v1.2 instead of the newest v1.3 sockets that support Deep Colour.
Hook up a kick-ass PC to the HD1, fire up Left 4 Dead or World of Warcraft and you will never, ever, leave your house ever again. Seriously. They’ll have to bring in an IV drip and a catheter to keep you alive. It won’t be pretty. JVC DLA-HD1...
