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Hitachi Launches Budget HD Projector
The company is set to launch its newest HD projector,
the PJ-TX300, next month with a price tag of around £1,400. A successor to
PJ-TX200, the new model comes with a massive contrast ratio of 10000:1, up from
7000:1 for its predecessor. 
It has a brightness rating of 1200 Lumens from its
150W bulb and its 10-bit digital video processing can handle over 1 billion
colours.
The projector is based on LCD projector technology and
the use of a Super Focus ED x4 lens should help eliminate the ‘chicken wire’
effect noticed on cheaper, LCD-based projectors. The resolution is 1280x720 and
there’s the all important HDMI input.
Even better, the lens can be adjusted both vertically
and horizontally which makes positioning this in any living room a piece of
cake. It is expected to launch next month.
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