Earlier this week we showed you the Sanyo LP-Z3000. This projector features full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and 1200 ANSI lumens. Unfortunately, this projector is scheduled to release on in Japan. Recently, Sanyo announced that the US version, the PLV-Z3000. This model features the same HD resolution and 1200 ANSI lumens. It also has a 65000:1 contrast ratio, which is one of the highest contrast ratios a home theater projector has ever had. The PLV-Z3000 also features the ‘Dynamic Predictive Frame Interpolation Technology’ that utilizes speeds of 120Hz to create a 5:5 pull down. The PLV-Z3000 and the LP-Z3000 will be the first projectors ever to create a 5:5 pull down. The connections for the PLV-Z3000 are pretty standard for an HD projector. It will have dual HDMI, two component, an RGB, and RCA inputs. The projector will also be incredibly quiet with a 19 dB noise level. This vital feature allows the users to enjoy movie with out being distracted by a noisy projector. The PLV-Z3000 is expected to release sometime early in December and will retail for $3295.

[via Engadget HD]

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