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- 1 1. Compact Body Design
- 2 2. Third-Generation 0.69-inch Native 4K D-ILA Chip
- 3 3. High-Performance BLU-Escent Laser Light Source
- 4 4. Newly Designed Fully Electric 4K Lens for High Resolution and Installation Flexibility
- 5 5. Second-Generation Frame Adapt HDR, Vivid Mode, and Filmmaker Mode™
- 6 6. 100% DCI-P3 Color Gamut Coverage
On November 20th, JVC successfully held a 2024 Home Projector New Product Launch Event in Guangzhou, solemnly introducing six native 4K D-ILA laser projectors: DLA-N899, DLA-N888, DLA-N800, DLA-N799, DLA-N788, and DLA-N700. The event specifically highlighted the DLA-N899 and DLA-N799 models.
These new products feature a completely redesigned approach, equipped with BLU-Escent laser light sources and third-generation native 4K D-ILA chips. They deliver high brightness, native 4K resolution, ultra-high native contrast, and advanced HDR dynamic tone mapping technologies, providing a groundbreaking solution for 4K home theater projectors.
Following the massive success of the third-generation D-ILA chips and BLU-Escent laser light sources in the DLA-N1188 and N988 models, the new N8 and N7 series once again achieve extraordinary dynamic projection.
Through redesigned optical components, lenses, and circuit boards, the new N8 and N7 series have created the world's smallest native 4K projectors. The body size is reduced by 35% compared to the 8K models, while still maintaining laser light sources and native 4K D-ILA chips. Redesigned intake and exhaust ports now position heat exhaust at the rear, eliminating potential projection image interference and providing greater installation flexibility.
JVC's proprietary 0.69-inch native 4K D-ILA chip has been upgraded to its third generation and implemented in the new N8 series, enhancing black level details. By simultaneously improving pixel alignment control and pixel flatness, the series achieves an impressive 80,000:1 native contrast ratio (N8 series). The overall brightness is more uniform, with exceptional picture performance in every corner.
JVC's proprietary Blu-Escent laser light technology uses blue laser diodes, with the N8 series reaching up to 2,300 lumens. All six models offer an estimated laser lifespan of approximately 20,000 hours, delivering high brightness and long-term durability.
The newly designed large-aperture 4K lens (80mm, 11 groups, 15 elements) provides complete native 4K D-ILA resolution for every screen corner. The fully electric lens (zoom, focus, shift) offers 70% vertical and 28% horizontal shift for easy installation. The lens memory function conveniently supports screens with movie-width aspect ratios.
Equipped with HDR dynamic tone mapping algorithms, the projector can real-time calculate the maximum brightness for each HDR10 content frame. This enables real-time tone mapping to the projector's optimal dynamic range, reproducing brighter, more color-accurate, and wider dynamic range HDR images. The Deep Black feature expands dark tones, presenting darker areas with more genuine contrast. HDR levels are automatically detected and reference Maximum Display Luminance (MDL) metadata, representing the maximum luminance information from monitors used in content editing.
The Vivid mode is an image mode corresponding to Standard Dynamic Range (SDR), enhancing image color saturation. The new models include the Filmmaker Mode™, developed by the UHD Alliance, which disables certain image processing functions and sets color temperature to D65.
The new N8 series features a wide color gamut filter, enabling 100% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage. This truly restores the rich color layers and vibrant details of 4K Blu-ray and streaming content created within the DCI-P3 color space.
Detailed technical specifications are provided for the DLA-N899 and DLA-N799 models, highlighting their advanced features in brightness, resolution, contrast, color reproduction, and professional certifications.
Following the massive success of the third-generation D-ILA chips and BLU-Escent laser light sources in the DLA-N1188 and N988 models, the new N8 and N7 series once again achieve extraordinary dynamic projection.
1. Compact Body Design
Through redesigned optical components, lenses, and circuit boards, the new N8 and N7 series have created the world's smallest native 4K projectors. The body size is reduced by 35% compared to the 8K models, while still maintaining laser light sources and native 4K D-ILA chips. Redesigned intake and exhaust ports now position heat exhaust at the rear, eliminating potential projection image interference and providing greater installation flexibility.
2. Third-Generation 0.69-inch Native 4K D-ILA Chip
3. High-Performance BLU-Escent Laser Light Source
JVC's proprietary Blu-Escent laser light technology uses blue laser diodes, with the N8 series reaching up to 2,300 lumens. All six models offer an estimated laser lifespan of approximately 20,000 hours, delivering high brightness and long-term durability.
4. Newly Designed Fully Electric 4K Lens for High Resolution and Installation Flexibility
The newly designed large-aperture 4K lens (80mm, 11 groups, 15 elements) provides complete native 4K D-ILA resolution for every screen corner. The fully electric lens (zoom, focus, shift) offers 70% vertical and 28% horizontal shift for easy installation. The lens memory function conveniently supports screens with movie-width aspect ratios.
5. Second-Generation Frame Adapt HDR, Vivid Mode, and Filmmaker Mode™
The Vivid mode is an image mode corresponding to Standard Dynamic Range (SDR), enhancing image color saturation. The new models include the Filmmaker Mode™, developed by the UHD Alliance, which disables certain image processing functions and sets color temperature to D65.
6. 100% DCI-P3 Color Gamut Coverage
Detailed technical specifications are provided for the DLA-N899 and DLA-N799 models, highlighting their advanced features in brightness, resolution, contrast, color reproduction, and professional certifications.
