The XD8100U XGA (1024 x 768 pixels) and widescreen WD8200U WXGA (1280 x 800 pixels) projectors offer a host of options to meet end users’ and installers’ most demanding environments, including those that run non-stop.

The projectors are being showcased at InfoComm 2010 in Las Vegas.

“These new dual lamp projectors are jam-packed with flexible options and features that allow systems integrators to configure them to match their customers’ most challenging display needs,” says Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America product manager Wayne Kozuki.

The XD8100U and WD8200U can operate in either single or dual lamp mode for a sharp and bright image (up to 7000 lumens and 5000 lumens, respectively). With each lamp needing only one hour of shut-down period every week, this feature enables users to configure their lamp settings appropriate for applications that run non-stop 24/7/365 operation or in areas with variable ambient light.

Each model in this line is equipped with Mitsubishi Super Resolution, an exclusive menu-driven Mitsubishi Electric algorithm where the user can enhance the sharpness of a projected image. This is a truly must-see feature and will certainly amaze even the most critical users.

“People are thinking of projection displays differently after seeing this feature and comparing the same image displayed by non-Super Resolution pictures,” added Kozuki.

The new projectors also offer user-interchangeable colour wheels for either brightness-intensive or color-intensive applications. Each unit comes with the high-brightness colour wheel with an option to purchase the exchangeable six-segment colour wheel that emphasises richness and depth of colours. This flexibility allows users to match presentation content with the colour wheel best suited for the application.