According to this reviewer, when talking about the JVC DLA-HD100 Projector, he states “one of the best bargains in the 1920×1080 home-projector market, and is priced just a bit over $6000” Talk about a deal on a projector of this quality; and the review shows the quality in detail through various tests. Apparently, the DLA-HD100 is very similar, if not identical to the DLA-RS2 with qualities such as “LCoS technology, video controls, lens throw, masking and overscan, 1080p/24 capability, the remote, and the input compliment.” In addition tot his, when you reduce the crossover of stray light the HD1 and RS1 sported a specified peak native contrast ratio of 15,000:1. “The new HD100 ups the ante to a specified peak native contrast ratio of 30,000:1.” He adds, “I placed the HD100 on my usual projector shelf, about 12 feet from my 78-inch-wide, 16:9 Stewart Studiotek 130 screen. That put the projector at roughly the midpoint of the lens’ zoom range.”

[via UltimateAVMag]

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