SXRD 4K Ultra High Resolution Projectors
SRX-R110CE / SRX-R105CE SRX-S110 / SRX-S105
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Amazing 4K resolution images for large-venue applications
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Sony is proud to introduce a series of SXRD™ ultra high-resolution projectors, which offer supreme picture quality and reality for applications that require highly sophisticated visuals. This state-of-the-art Sony projector series, comprising the SRX-S110, SRX-S105, SRX-R110CE, and SRX-R105CE models, provides a new solution for applications such as command & control, simulations, computer visualisations, planetarium and museum exhibitions, and much more.
Each model is equipped with three Silicon X-tal Reflective Display (SXRD) imaging devices and delivers an amazing resolution of 4096 x 2160 pixels (H x V) – more than four times the resolution of HD (1920 x 1080, 16:9 wide screen format).
The ultra high resolution capability enables a single HD or 2K image to be internally up-converted by the projector and displayed as a 4K image for a stunning image. Aternatively the projector's multiple screen mode allows full HD images to be displayed simultaneously in four quadrants or in a twin
"side by side" display.
The projectors also offer a contrast ratio of more than 1800:1. In addition, the SRX-S110 and SRX-R110CE models provide a high brightness of 10,000 ANSI lumens*, while the SRX-S105 and SRX-R105CE models offer a brightness of 5,000 ANSI lumens.
The use of twin Xenon lamps combined with multiple gamma curves of 1.8, 2.2, and 2.6 means they offer pure, high-quality colour tonal reproduction.
The SRX-S110 and SRX-S105 models – each
with one fixed DVI input module – have a 1080/60P display capability available only with these units, making them ideal for high-end computer graphicbased projection applications. On the other hand, the SRX-R110CE and SRX-R105CE models – supplied with one removable analogue input board– are more suited to video-based projection applications.
Sony SXRD 4K projectors are the ultimate tool for image display in a variety of critical applications from high resolution visualisation systems to large-venue projection.
* ANSI lumens is a measuring method of the American National Standards Institute IT 7.228. Since there is no uniform method of measuring brightness, specifications will vary among manufacturers.
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State-of-the-art technology for fantastic picture quality
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Silicon X-tal Reflective Display (SXRD) imaging device
The SXRD device used by the SRX-Series projectors is a 1.55-inch* Liquid Crystal on Silicon based imager developed by Sony using cutting-edge manufacturing technology. High-quality, accurate visuals are created using this brilliant imaging device.
*Measured diagonally.
4K resolution
Sony SXRD display devices deliver the exceptionally high resolution of 4K (4096 H x 2160 V pixels at 1.896:1 aspect ratio), more than four times as many pixels as full HDTV (1920 x 1080, 16:9 wide screen format).
The SXRD device helps to achieve this resolution by incorporating nearly 8.85 million pixels per imager at a narrow pitch of 8.5 micrometres. These high-density pixels, which are one quarter the size of pixels projected using typical 2K resolution projection systems (2.2 million pixels), provide an amazing picture. Even in multi-screen mode, full HD and 2K resolution per quadrant is possible. The resolution available from the Sony SRX-Series projectors enables a new level of visual projection.
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High 1800:1 contrast ratio
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The SXRD imaging device itself achieves a contrast ratio of over 4000:1. This stunning picture quality makes the projectors ideal for applications in which dynamic range is essential.
The high contrast ratio has been achieved through two key technologies – the exclusive ‘Vertically Aligned Liquid Crystal’ system and an extremely thin liquid crystal cell gap.
*The contrast ratio is measured from a screen offering a gain of 1.0.
Vertically Aligned Liquid Crystal system
In every type of projector system, displaying absolute black is a major issue in order to achieve a high contrast ratio. In other words, the contrast ratio of a projector depends on how effectively the light from the source can be blocked so it does not leak through the imager.
All Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) devices control the amount of light to be projected by applying an electric field to the liquid crystal gap. In typical LCD devices, black is produced when an electric field is applied across the liquid crystal cell gap. However molecules near the surface of the glass substrate may not be accurately controlled due to the influence of the alignment film. This is not an issue for bright images. However, when displaying dark images, light may tend to leak from the LCD device, since the molecules near the surface are less accurately controlled. This results in a creamy black instead of a deep black.
The SXRD device does not exhibit these characteristics. This is because the Vertically Aligned Liquid Crystal system displays black when the electric field is not applied. And because all molecules are in the correct alignment, the polarised light alignment is also optimised. The direct result is a far deeper black level, leading to a high contrast ratio.
4K
(4096 H x 2160 V pixels at 1.896:1 aspect ratio)
State-of-the-art technology
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