The new HD2 'mustang' DLP chip creates natural color renditions with high contrast and great detail. Made by Sharp Electronics, the XV-Z10000U incorporates special video processing techniques including 3:2 film pulldown, providing clear, crisp images with minimal motion artifacts.

This projector features the following:

• 1280 x 720 pixels
  For high-resolution widescreen display of video sources with 16.7 million colors
• Bright Pictures
  800 ANSI Lumens of brilliant color permit outstanding images in higher ambient light environments and with larger screen sizes - up to 15 foot diagonal!
• High Contrast

The new HD2 "mustang" DLP chip provides a contrast ratio of 2600:1 thus assuring true 'black levels' when viewed in theater-like lighting.
• Internal Scaling for both Video and Computer
  For those sources with resolutions different than the native projector resolution, the image is internally scaled to fill the screen with amazing clarity. No external doublers, multipliers or scalers are required.
• Aspect ratio
  The XV-Z9000U is a native rate 16:9 widescreen format. There's no light spillover above and below the screen!
• Large Keystone Correction
  Optical lens shift and digital keystone correction permit complete flexibility of installation without distorting the picture.
• Low Power, Quiet Operation
  While providing exceptional brightness, the power requirements are relatively low, and this enables remarkably quiet fan operation, below 32dB.
• Small, Portable Package
  Installation is a breeze with no complicated convergence adjustments, and the stability and reliability mean the only routine service needs are user serviceable filter cleaning and lamp replacement!
• Factory Aligned Projection
  A User-accessible, adjustable lamp power supply control permits specialty modes such as: "auto brightness" (constant brightness over time), "lamp conserve" (to extend lamp life), and "max brightness" (for maximum light output) to fit your application needs.
• Universal Operation
  This projector is a world traveler and is capable of accepting virtually all standard power, video and computer graphic output standards.