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SIM2 Adds Long Distance Connection To Their Top 3-Chip DLP Projector

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  • December 5, 2008

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SIM2.jpgSIM2's C3X LUMIS HOST pairs a reference standard 3-chip DLP-based projector with a discrete outboard projector control electronics module that connects via SIM2's proprietary, three-line optical-digital High-Definition Optical Signal Transfer (H.O.S.T.) system, which is able to connect the two over distances up to 750 feet (250m). Getting 1080p video to perfectly run across long runs of cable has been an issue for video-savvy consumers as well as custom AV installers alike.

"The C3X 1080 is considered the projector of choice when it comes to benchmark three-chip DLP performance in a compact yet elegant chassis. The C3X LUMIS HOST system is a natural evolution for the C3X 1080 Series," said Charlie Boornazian, VP of SIM2 USA.  "We are now offering a three-chip solution that blends the beauty of the C3X series with the brains of a modular processor system.  The ability to separate the projector from its control electronics by fiber-optic cable with a loss-less connection, allows our dealers the ultimate flexibility of installation. The HOST system proved to be wildly popular for our single chip offering the HT3000E - and by completing the package with a three-chip reference design glamour goes modular the SIM2 way."

Availability: December 2008
Finish Options: High-gloss black/silver
Suggested Retail Price:
$36,495 (with T1 short-throw or T2 long-throw lens)
$37,995 (with T3 extra-long throw lens)

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SIM2, Seleco, DLP,

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