
In September, Planar Systems, unveiled its Runco QuantumColor Q-750i and Q-750d lampless LED projectors to Runco's worldwide dealer network. Dealers have responded very positively and have placed orders for hundreds of demonstration projectors for their showrooms in the first few weeks after announcement.
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"The QuantumColor projectors mark a new era in video projection for the industry and for Runco. Lampless LED is the future of video projection and Runco, through its innovation, is the leader in this category," stated Planar CEO Gerry Perkel. "The QuantumColor projectors have it all - no lamp to replace, never-before-seen colors, high reliability, and low power consumption. The industry response is strong and our dealers have shown incredible support for the product by booking orders in record numbers, making the 'Q' the best-selling demo product in Runco history."
Traditional home theater projectors utilize a lamp for illumination, which are expensive to replace, cause downtime and only last about 2,000 hours. Collaborating for more than a year with Texas Instrument's DLP business to create the technology for Runco's LED platform, Runco has engineered its QuantumColor products to eliminate all moving parts in the engine, including the mechanical iris and color wheel. Runco's InfiniLight also boasts a 70-percent reduction in power consumption, a mercury-free illumination system, and InstantOn, which eliminates the need to put the projector in standby mode. These breakthroughs combine to create an energy-efficient solution with high reliability.
Continue reading about the new lampless projectors on Page 2.
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OK....... $15K-$18K For a Runco LED Projector!! What's the catch????
All the LED projectors I've seen are more like $20K & UP & these are Runco's, These are by no means cheap but they look like a bargain for Runco's!
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