Projectiondesign debuted the avielo range of HD video projectors in North American market at the CEDIA Expo in Denver,USA, which is held from September 4-7, 2008.Designed from the ground up to offer the best in home-theater projection, the avielo range utilizes Texas Instruments' DLP technology for the ultimate in image quality and resolution.The avielo range comprises five projectors, three of which are already shipping: the entry-level, 720p prisma, suitable for screen sizes up to 100 inches wide; the 1080p spectra for screen sizes up to 120 inches; and the 1080p optix, which promises the ultimate in performance from a single-chip DLP design, offers a choice of six lens options, and is suitable for screens up to 180 inches wide.Rounding out the range are the radiance, which is based on the spectra but offers a higher power output....
....making it suitable for screen sizes up to 135 inches, and the range-topping helios, a three-chip DLP design suitable for screens up to 300 inches wide.All avielo models feature projectiondesign's exclusive RealColor color management suite, 10-bit video processing, and proprietary designed custom optics. Every projector is uniquely characterized and calibrated for color and image quality at the company's factory in Fredrikstad, Norway, while the spectra, radiance, optix and helios models offer the option of hand-selected 'signature series' lenses for the best possible quality. The optix and helios boast patented 'DuArch' illumination architecture, ensuring that their performance is unaffected, even in the event of lamp failure.
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