How it
works:
In order for SANYO to shorten the projection distance of its projectors, new large diameter aspheric lens and high-precision aspheric mirror technology was developed. SANYO also developed a new optical engine, enabling an 80 inch projection from the short distance of only 8 cm*2. Through this, large projections from a short distance are possible, and projection is possible even in tight or small meeting rooms, creating a meeting opportunity in any room or space that is available.
Through the
PLC-XL50's proprietary optical and cooling (mechanism)
technology, the projector can project vertically or
horizontally. The new optical engine developed for this
projector was created with a high-precision aspheric mirror
enabling large magnification from the lens's optical
projection which has been wide-angle reflected and combined
with a distortion correction mechanism lens. Through this
engineering, even from an ultra-short distance, the image is
large and not distorted. Because of the mirror the projection
orientation has been changed and advanced, improving install
options.
Also, to allow projection either vertically or horizontally, a special cooling mechanism became essential, and therefore, the projector adopts a one-way flow system consisting of an air intake and exhaust mechanism on the main body of the projector.
In order for SANYO to shorten the projection distance of its projectors, new large diameter aspheric lens and high-precision aspheric mirror technology was developed. SANYO also developed a new optical engine, enabling an 80 inch projection from the short distance of only 8 cm*2. Through this, large projections from a short distance are possible, and projection is possible even in tight or small meeting rooms, creating a meeting opportunity in any room or space that is available.
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Also, to allow projection either vertically or horizontally, a special cooling mechanism became essential, and therefore, the projector adopts a one-way flow system consisting of an air intake and exhaust mechanism on the main body of the projector.