HQV is the word of the day, and you’ll find it with Cinetron’s new LCoS Projector: the HD900. Hollywood Quality Video processing is being touted as creating the best possible image from source material to be displayed on a projector. If that doesn’t really mean anything to you, maybe the specifications of HD900 will. Three 0.7″ 1080p LCoS chips, 1000 lumens, and a 5000:1 contrast mean that you’re going to be watching one crystal-clear image. As far as connectivity, they skipped out on HDMI, but give you everything else you need including DVI. The HD900 will be available next month for $5999 USD. It’s good to see new LCoS, SXRD, and D-ILA projectors entering the market to compete with LCD and DLP projectors.

[via businesswire]

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