JVC has a yet unnamed projector they’re sitting on with some serious hardware inside of it. They’ve announced a new D-ILA (Digital Image Light Amplification) chip that is going to be used in their next 1080p projector. The three 0.7″ D-ILA chips used in their new 800 lumens projector are promising to eliminate the dreaded screen-door effect and offer a contrast of 10,000:1. D-ILA, JVC’s proprietary LCoS technology, is a favorite among high-end home cinema enthusiasts for the amazing pictures it’s able to create with minimal screen-door effects and without rainbow artifacts. The projectors utilizing these new chips won’t be available until 2007, but it might be worth the wait, since the price is estimated at less than $7,000 USD.

[via Engadget]

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