Digital Projection launches the new DLP projector 3 HIGHlite 330-3D chips for large screens

The manufacturer of high-performance projection systems Digital Projection International (DPI) has added a new model to the HIGHlite series of DLP projectors from 3 chips, el HIGHlite 330-3D, available in two versions: a high contrast version of 2.500 lumens, and a high gloss version of 4.500 lumens.

Digital Projection International (DPI) has announced a new addition to its family of DLP projectors from 3 chips HIGHlite, that offers up to 4500 bright image lumens. The new HIGHlite 330-3D comes in two models: a high contrast version that offers 2500 lumens and contrast superior to 10.000:1, and a high luminosity version that supplies 4500 lumens. The new HIGHlite 330-3D can be configured with fixed or zoom lens options, allowing for expanded installation flexibility.

Serving as a complement to the current Titan 3D product line, The new HIGHlite 330-3D features a native 1080p 3D display and 3 chips with a maximum of 4500 lumens, providing enough brightness to run on large theater screens, as well as in spaces with some ambient light, such as multimedia rooms with smaller screens. The compact and silent chassis, a resolution of 1080p, Wide source connectivity and a simple user interface make the HIGHlite 330-3D the ideal solution for those looking for a projector that offers 2D and 3D images with outstanding image performance., contrast and color 3 chips. In addition, provides efficiency and long lamp system life, allowing this new platform to produce beautiful 2D and 3D images, while offering very low power consumption and producing very little noise and heat.

Installation of the HIGHlite 330-3D is flexible due to its compact chassis design and wide lens shift range. 120% vertically and a 30% horizontally. Multiple lens options provide greater flexibility, with fixed lenses .77 y 1.16:1 more zoom lenses with throw ratios ranging from 1.45 – 6.76:1. The HIGHlite 330-3D's connectivity includes two HDMI inputs, as well as through RGB inputs via D-15, component, Composite and S-Video.