The PLV-HD10 multimedia LCD projector uses Sanyo's most advanced video, optical and digital technologies to deliver precise, true HDTV 1080i projection. With a high-contrast optical system that features three 1,920 x 1,080 pixel LCD panels, 12-bit progressive scanning and a trio of 3D digital circuits, the PLV-HD10 provides the superior picture quality demanded in high-level professional applications.
Used Analog Video Projectors
Analog video projectors are used as an alternative to TV screens, monitors and display walls. They are useful in situations in which it is not possible (either physically or due to budget constraints) to set up some kind of TV screen. Analog video projectors are able to display images by projecting a beam of light onto a special screen or even just a white wall, although it is necessary for the lights in the room/venue to be dimmed.
These days, analog video projectors are seen as fairly old technology, yet they are still widely used in theater venues and in some concerts for the reasons mentioned above.
Most analog video projectors will only accept a basic composite video connector, such as an RGB output or S-video connector, as many of them were made back in the 1980s. Note that due to this limitation, most analog video projectors are limited to a resolution of 320 x 240, although some models may be able to reach a 640 x 480 resolution.
Users of analog video projectors need to beware that this is old technology. Most projectors are usually very old and so the components may have worn down, meaning the analog convergence lacks the precision we may be used to with digital technology.
