JVC has recently announced two new home theater projectors, the DLA-HD350 and DLA-HD750. Both of these projectors use the latest in JVC D-ILA display technology to deliver the best in color accuracy and sharpness. When released, they will have the industry’s high contrast ratio with out an auto iris. The HD350 is set to have a 15000:1 contrast ratio and the HD750 will have a 30000:1 contrast ratio. Both models will also feature dual HDMI inputs and full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. They will also have 800 ANSI lumens and will be smaller and lighter than other JVC projectors. The HD350 and HD 750 also have image correction features, including vertical and horizontal digital keystone correction and lens shift to help center the display with out needing to move the projector. Unfortunately there is no word yet on the release date or the price for these two projectors.

[via Hidden Wires]

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