Epson 710C Technical Brief (Multimedia Projectors) - Page 2

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Technical Brief-Multimedia projectors Page 2 3. High aperture LCD panels: The UHA (Ultra High Aperture) has increased the aperture ratio which allows more light through the lens. EPSON produces the highest aperture LCD's, which are more transmissive. 4. Micro Lens Array: MLA is a layer of the LCD composed of quartz crystal lenses. Each pixel has a dedicated lens that focuses and maximizes the throughput of light from the lamp. MLA allows more light to pass through each pixel, more than twice the light of LCD's of two years ago. (Not included on all EPSON projectors.) 5. "Metal Sandwich" technology: A light shield of metal between the pixels blocks the light leakage. Cross-talk between pixels is reduced, resulting in clearer, crisper images. (Not included on all EPSON projectors.) TraTdraitdioitnioanlaLlCLDCDstsrturcutcutruere Black matrix TFT Pixel electrode EPS(OoNn 'msUaoHdsvtAaEnPLcCSeODdNLsCtprDurocjtteeuccrtheonros)logy Micro lens Black matrix ITO Adhesive agent Pixel electrode TFT Lamp light Lamp light Opposite substrate Lamp light TFT substrate Opposite substrate Light shield TFT substrate Optical glass Liquid crystal Optical glass Liquid crystal Image quality-Image clarity EPSON projectors producte astonishingly clear, sharp images with a combination of these three technologies: 1. High illumination ratios: The illumination ratio measures the relationship of the darkest spot (the corner) to the brightest spot on the screen (the center). The higher the ratio, the more uniform the brightness. 2. High contrast ratios: Contrast ratio measures the difference between the light and dark areas of the image. The higher the ratio the sharper, more colorful, and more lifelike the images appear. EPSON projectors produce vs. Competitive units can produce smooth, evenly lit images with "hot" centers with dark corners sharp contrast. and fuzzy contrast. EPSON PowerLite Projectors EPSON Powerlite Projectors ➤ Awardwinning projectors ➤ Awardwinning projectors EPSON Sales Training EPSON and EPSON Stylus are registered trademarks of Seiko Epson Corporation. 3/01 Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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Technical Brief—Multimedia projectors
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Image quality—Image clarity
EPSON projectors producte astonishingly clear, sharp images with a combination of these three technologies:
3. High aperture LCD panels:
The UHA (Ultra High Aperture) has increased the aperture ratio which allows more light through the lens.
EPSON produces the highest aperture LCD's, which are more transmissive.
4. Micro Lens Array:
MLA is a layer of the LCD composed of quartz crystal lenses. Each pixel has a dedicated lens that focuses and
maximizes the throughput of light from the lamp.
MLA allows more light to pass through each pixel, more
than twice the light of LCD's of two years ago.
(Not included on all EPSON projectors.)
5. "Metal Sandwich" technology:
A light shield of metal between the pixels blocks the light leakage. Cross-talk between pixels is reduced,
resulting in clearer, crisper images.
(Not included on all EPSON projectors.)
1. High illumination ratios:
The illumination ratio measures the relationship of the darkest spot (the corner) to the brightest spot on the
screen (the center). The higher the ratio, the more uniform the brightness.
2. High contrast ratios:
Contrast ratio measures the difference between the light and dark areas of the image. The higher the ratio the
sharper, more colorful, and more lifelike the images appear.
EPSON projectors produce
smooth, evenly lit images with
sharp contrast.
Competitive units can produce
"hot" centers with dark corners
and fuzzy contrast.
vs.
EPSON
PowerLite Projectors
Award-
winning
projectors
EPSON
Powerlite Projectors
Award-
winning
projectors
UHA LCD structure
Optical glass
Micro lens
Liquid crystal
ITO
Adhesive agent
Black matrix
Pixel electrode
TFT
TFT
substrate
Opposite
substrate
Light shield
Lamp light
Traditional LCD structure
Optical glass
Liquid crystal
TFT
substrate
Lamp light
Pixel electrode
TFT
Black matrix
Opposite
substrate
Lamp light
Traditional LCD structure
EPSON's advanced LCD technology
(on most EPSON projectors)