Sony VPLXW6000ES | Laser home theater projector - SXRD 4K native panel - X1 Ultimate processor - 2500 Lumens - Black Circulaire 2022 45 rpm or 78 rpm JBLSNDGEARSNSWHTAM
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Sony VPLXW6000ES Laser home theater projector SXRD 4K native panel X1 Ultimate processor 2500 Lumens Black Circulaire 2022 45 rpm or 78 rpm JBLSNDGEARSNSWHTAM 45 rpm or 78 rpm Integrated USB A port for scanning to MP3 WAV file formats Removable dust cover Compact size DC motor Black Paradigm Stylus 470 SM Outdoor speakers 93 dB 110 W mono Projecteur de cinéma maison Sony Laser Panneau SXRD 4K natif Processeur X1 Ultimate pour projecteur Jusqu'à 2500 lumens Jusqu'à 20 000 heures de fonctionnement ininterrompu Nouvel objectif ACF (Advanced Crisp Focused) TRILUMINOS PRO Optiques à plage dynamique étendue Technologie Object based Super Resolution Object based HDR Remaster Optimiseur de mise au point numérique Dynamic HDR Enhancer Motionflow 4K IMAX Enhanced Dual database processing Peut être joint aux systèmes domotique et télésurveillance Signal d'entrée 4K 60 Hz avec une latence inférieure à 21 ms **Ce produit est disponible en livraison différée
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