Mitsubishi Electronics X500U Projector User Manual


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Featuring our exclusive sRGB-compliant new
“Natural Color Matrix
TM
” technology, Mitsubishi’s
X500U brings the rich texture and warmth of
CRT colour to portable projection. Combined
with professional-level high brightness of 3700
ANSI lumens, the result is high-definition picture
quality and true-to-life colour that's as just as
dazzling whether the lights are on or off.
Without Natural Color Matrix
TM
With Natural Color Matrix
TM
IRIS
(Intelligent Room Illumination Sensor)
Room illumination can have a significant effect on the
quality and accuracy of colour reproduction on-screen.
The brighter the room, the brighter the screen, and the
duller the colour. The X500U's built-in IRIS
automatically
detects light volume and colour density, automatically
adjusting mid-range colour tones as required for optimal
colour reproduction under any lighting conditions.
Digital Interface (DVI)
Digital Interface (DVI) makes the X500U com-
patible with both analogue PCs and digital RGB
connector-equipped PCs. Signal degradation is
reduced for even clearer images on screen.
Natural Color Matrix
TM
Mitsubishi's new “Natural Color Matrix
TM
”
enables the X500U to produce vivid colours
that precisely match their real-life
counterparts, as well as giving you the
ability to precisely adjust colour saturation and control colour
tones. Like a CRT monitor, new “Natural Color Matrix
TM
” gives
you exactly the colours you want.
You Haven't Seen Colour Until
You’ve Seen Mitsubishi
A change in
external light
makes the room
brighter
Strong external light fades
the image.
Automatically adjusts contrast
for a more vivid picture.
Without IRIS
With IRIS
Hi-Bright 3700 ANSI Lumens combines
high-contrast images with depth and p
Hi-Bright 3700 ANSI Lumens combines
high-contrast images with depth and pr
X500U
Analogue Interface
(Mini D-sub15)
Signal D/A ConverterDigital
Computer
Digital
LCD Projector
A/D Converter
Processor
Ordinary Interface
Digital
Digital Interface
(DVI Cable)
Signal
Computer
Processor
LCD Projector
Digital Interface
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