Mitsubishi's HC4900 3LCD projector: 1080p at the low-end

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Mitsubishi's HC4900 3LCD projector: 1080p at the low-end

by Thomas Ricker posted Aug 28th 2007 at 3:56AM

Hey HC6000, congratulations, Mitsubishi just birthed you a little brother. The HC4900 is meant to round-out Mitsubishi's trio of 3LCD projectors at the low-end. We're still talking 1,920 x 1,080 pixels thrown at 1,000 lumens for bright, "high contrast" images while maintaining that ultra-quiet, 19dB whisper of its bigger bro. No word on pricing or availability -- we'll try to extract that info from their IFA reps when the projector goes on display in Germany on Friday.

Filed under: Industry, Displays, Mitsubishi, Projector

Tags: 3lcd, hc4900, mitsubishi

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