Douglas HiFi Posted February 12, 2020 Posted February 12, 2020 (edited) Item: Sony VPL-VW360es 4K HDR Projector - ExDemo - ONE only Location: Douglas HiFi Showroom - Osborne Park W.A. Price: $5950 Stereonet Price $10999 rrp Item Condition: Excellent - (do not have original box but can still organise safe shipping) Payment Method: Cash, Credit Card, Direct Deposit, Amex Extra Info: *** This is an ex-demo projector from our showroom and has done 2100 hours *** *** Comes with full warranty and a spare lamp *** Key Features Advanced 4K SXRD panel 1,500 lumens for high brightness Long-lasting lamp, upto 6000 hours* Native 4K resolution 4096 x 2160 (8.8 million pixels) HDR compatibility: every image comes to life Reality Creation - upscaling HD sources and DVD movies to near 4K Advance Iris, 200,000:1 dynamic contrast Bring the immersive excitement of true 4K cinematic images into every living space. This projector is in a contemporary premium white finish, the VPL-VW360ES Home Cinema projector makes a stylish addition to any interior. The VW360ES boasts full lens memory for enthusiasts using scope ratio screens, it is HDR 10 and HLG compatible, features Sony’s TRILUMINOS colour system for wider colours. The standout feature for the Sony VPL-VW360ES is the fact that it is a native 4K projector that uses 4096 x 2160 SXRD panels derived from Sony’s professional line of cinema projectors. This means that the VW360ES has a 17:9 aspect ratio but can easily accept Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 signals and display them correctly using a slight zoom within the projector. You can also display these natively, which leaves a border around the image, so we suggest using the 1.85:1 or 2.35:1 zoom that doesn’t affect the image resolution or quality. There is no doubting that the VW360ES is a home cinema thoroughbred with good brightness, superb colour reproduction and excellent sharpness with normal Blu-ray material as well as with native 4K material too. The VW360ES is a very good home cinema projector with excellent image quality in SDR but which also gives an excellent account of itself with the harder HDR format. Edited February 13, 2020 by Douglas HiFi
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