Epson unveils new 4K compatible HTPS TFT panel for 3LCD projectors
SlashGear Nov 09 09
Epson makes a wide variety of projectors that are aimed at home theater and computer users. Typically, the best resolution you can hope to get on a projector is 1920 x 1080. Projectors in theaters have much higher resolutions in the area of 4096 x 2160.
Epson has announced a new breakthrough that has allowed it to develop the world’s first 4K compatible HTPS TFT LCD for 3LCD projectors. The new panel is only 1.64-inches diagonally and supports 4096 x 2160 resolutions.
The breakthrough will allow for much smaller and less expensive protectors that support the super high resolutions. Full story...
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