[Cain]

This is the first "official" link to z9000 info on the Sharp web page I have seen (in English).


Check out that Contrast Ratio, pretty flashy.
http://www.sharp-usa.com/products/Mo...58,652,00.html


-- Cain

 

[Cain]

More detailed z9000 Specs, including lamp type/life..
http://www.sharp-usa.com/products/Mo...61,652,00.html


-- Cain

 

[arrow]

Wired remote control? Did we just enter the 1970s?


--Les

 

[gerico]

What is the pricing suppose to be on this unit ?



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Using Denon, Pioneer, Klipsch, Bag End & Sony

 

[Spizz]

Re-read mate. It says Wire*less* remote control http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/smile.gif 2000 hours for lamp is not bad I guess Ill have to stock up on a few. Multivoltage is great if I import one from the US or abroad. This projector is looking great. One question though do DLP projectors suffer from dead pixels or dust problems like blobs etc?


Spero D.

 

[Spizz]

Also are there any accessories listed for the projector? Namely a ceiling bracket.


Spero D.

 

[hifipj]

Hi,


The new bracket will be the ANCM250. I believe it's the same price as the bracket for the DW100U LCD projector.

 

[Spizz]

What was the price on the other bracket? Will the Sharp DLP put out much heat do you think?


Spero D.

 

[EHUFF]

I think I'm in love. Any word on the bulb replacement cost? Or, street prices on the projector itself?

 

[Cain]

Here are the more detailed Specs, from the Sharp Web Page.


© 2001 Sharp Electronics Corp.


XV-Z9000U DLP Projector


HDTV Compatible 1080i (in advanced intelligent compression), 720P, 4801/P

Aspect Ratio Switchable Screen with 4:3 and 16:9


Resolution 1280 x 720 Pixels

Brightness 800 ANSI Lumen Brightness


Contrast Ratio 1100:1


Component Inputs Component/RGBx2(5RCA), Video x 1 (RCA), S-video x 1, Computer RGB Exclusive x 1 (D-sub 15pin), Wired Remote Control x 1 (3.5mm Mini Jack), RS-232C Serial Port x 1 (9-Pin D-Sub)


Anamorphic DVD Capable Yes

3D Y/C Digital Comb Filter Yes

Number of Pixels 921,600


Computer RGB Input Signals SXGA, XGA,SVGA, VGA, VESA, Mac 21, 19 (in advanced intellegent compression) Mac 16/13


Video System NTSC/PAL/SECAM

Lens Type 1-1.35x Zoom Lens


Projection Lamp Type/Life 250W NSH/2000 Hours


RGB Input Type 15-Pin Mini Sub Connector

Component Input Type RCA Connector

S-Video Type 4-Pin Mini DIN Connector

Composite Video Type 1.0 Vp-p

Wired Remote Control Type 0.35 mm Minijack

RS-232C Serial Port 9-Pin D-sub Connector


Gamma Correction Yes


Active Digital Keystone Correction Yes


Color Temperature Adjustment Yes


Detachable AC Cord Yes

Optional Ceiling Bracket Yes

Wireless Remote Control Yes


Optional Digital Decoder Required Yes (for HDTV)

Power Source 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz (Multi-Voltage)

Power Consumption 365W


Dimensions (W x H x D) 18.7" x 7" x 19.5" (457 x 178 x 496mm) (including terminal cover)

18.7" x 7" x 16" (475 x 178 x 406mm) (main body only)


Weight 20.9 lbs. (9.5kg)


Product specifications and design subject to change without notice.


© 2001 Sharp Electronics Corp.





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[Tim Christianson]

Thanks for the info Cain.


Tim

 

[Cain]

np Tim, glad to help out..


-- Cain

 

[Walter]

At 800 lumens and they include this in the specs,


High Brightness - allows for excellent viewing in most lighting environments.



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Walter

 

[Tim Christianson]

Would someone please cut and paste the pages from the Sharp website on the XV-Z9000U here?


The Sharp site is not compatable with my crappy web-tv box.


Or is the info considered copyrighted?


Help!

 

[gary_m4x]

Anyone has an idea on the throw distance, possible screen sizes?


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Gary

 

[Cain]

Take a look at the other z9000 threads, one of them has discussion of throw distances.


If I find it I'll post it here also.


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