Panasonic PT-HTQ20: projector 1 chip DLP the 20.000 lumens

The new PT-HTQ20 is the first of Panasonic of 1 chip DLP, with a chromatic fidelity that is associated with the equipment of 3 chips DLP, incorporating latest Vivid Prime RGB laser light source technology developed by the company.

Designed for immersive environments and experiential, the laser projector Mevix PT-HTQ20, con RGB 4K y 20.000 lumens of brilliance that has just been presented Panasonic sets a new standard in projection of 1 chip DLP, compatible with Rec color space. 2020.

Equipped with the new Vivid Prime RGB laser light source technology developed by Panasonic, This new equipment offers the chromatic fidelity that is traditionally associated with projectors 3 chips DLP, without the usual limitations of other technologies.

By combining wide-range color reproduction with high luminosity, the new PT-HTQ20 achieves balanced image output, where color purity and luminance are maintained simultaneously, fulfilling a fundamental requirement for use with immersive content.

This is what he points out Hartmut Kule, Visual Systems Marketing Manager at Panasonic Connect Europe: “Our objective with PT-HTQ20 has been to convey the visual impact of the projection of 3 chips DLP a una platform 1 compact and flexible chip, without compromising quality. Thanks to the combination of the wide Rec range. 2020, High speed color change and balanced luminosity, We offer a visual experience that feels natural, “enveloping and artifact-free”.

At the core of PT-HTQ20 is Panasonic's Vivid Prime RGB laser technology, which allows a coverage greater than 95% Rec color space. 2020. Unlike projectors 1 conventional DLP chip, that prioritize brightness at the expense of color performance, This projector offers vivid and pure colors, with a uniform brightness throughout the image.

Besides, its exclusive design RGB-plus-phosphor (RGB laser combined with phosphor) Ensures smooth tonal gradations when playing standard Rec content. 709, as they point out from Panasonic.

Vivid Prime's high-speed color change further improves image quality by effectively reduce the 'rainbow effect'’, something common in the projection that can distract viewers, especially in immersive environments. The result is a more comfortable and fatigue-free viewing experience, which favors greater permanence in this type of surrounding environments.

Picture performance is completed with 4K resolution through Quad Pixel Drive technology, along with a Gradation Smoother improved that reduces banding color and enables smooth tonal transitions in digital and cinematic content.

Building on the reliability of Panasonic's DLP platform, The PT-HTQ20 projector inherits a wide installation flexibility and great long-term durability. It is compatible with the range of D3 series optics from the manufacturer and with mounting accessories, as used in model PT-RQ25K.

It also incorporates a special coating on circuit boards to improve resistance to dust and moisture, as well as a mechanical shutter that protects the DMD chip during use with stage lighting. Its filterless design allows until 20.000 hours of operation maintenance free, backed by the redundancy of the Multi-Laser Drive Engine and backup input for critical installations.

Additional integration features include an Intel SDM-compatible expansion card; app compatibility Smart Projector Control; remote preview function and Panasonic Visual Software Suite, enabling simplified system management and workflow automation.

“For years we have improved the quality of immersive environments by offering exceptional brightness in a compact design,” he explains. Yousuke Adachi, CEO de Panasonic Projector & Display-, along with industry-leading 4K control technology. Now we start the next chapter with PT-HTQ20”.

In this sense, Adachi emphasizes that “by expanding our new key technology, Vivid Prime to our entire range of models, we will take immersion to a whole new dimension. Harnessing the full potential of Rec. 2020, we aspire to open a new market for immersive experiences and bring renewed innovation to the world of visual media”.