SIM2 delivers $5,000 1080p DOMINO D60 DLP projector

by Darren Murph Jul 23rd 2008 @ 4:35AM

SIM2's DOMINO line -- okay, SIM2's entire line -- isn't known for being the cheapest bunch. The new DOMINO D60, however, is actually affordable by said company's standards, checking in at just 4,995 US dollars. This 1080p beamer is based on Texas Instruments' DarkChip3 0.95-inch DMD chipset and includes a single-chip DLP projection system, BrilliantColor, three different preset modes (Cinema, Dynamic, and Standard) and three user-customizable memories. It's shipping now for those with fat wallets.

Filed under: Displays, Others, DLP, Projector

Tags: 1080p, D60, dlp, DOMINO, DOMINO D60, DominoD60, expensive, hd projector, HdProjector, luxury, projector, SIM2

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GhostDoggy @ Jul 23rd 2008 5:53AM

I guess they've realized that the ultra-niche market of $10K and up consumers is a bit limited these days. Sony and their 1080P SXRD that sells for less than $5K must be impacting them.

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Mr. E @ Jul 23rd 2008 10:56AM

I wish we would start seeing some 3-chip DLP front projectors down in the same price range as LCoS and LCD units. Since all of these technologies use three chips, you'd THINK it would be very possible to do.

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