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C was showing static displays of their consumer line-up of projectors and flat panel TVs in the main hall but it was their show off-site at the Omni Hotel that earns them a spot on my list this year. JVC will be hitting the front projector market hard in the coming months with a new line-up of projectors both 2D and 3D starting at $2,999 and topping out at $12,500.00-not counting their 4K beast, which retails for a $170,000. For the first time in JVC's history they have two projection offerings below $5,000, which is a segment of the market that JVC hadn't really touched until now. All of their projectors, be it their budget offering on up through to their 4K monster showcased beautiful, crisp, vibrant images rife with natural detail and motion-all things JVC is known for. If I was the competition I'd be none to happy about JVC's entry into the sub-$5,000 marketplace.
In the main show hall JVC was showcasing two passive 3D displays-where by JVC employed the use of polarized glass on the display itself negating the need for costly active glasses. JVC was using RealD 3D glasses (like the ones you get at your local multiplex) to showcase their 3D flat panel displays. No word on release date or street price but of all the 3D HDTV demos I saw at CEDIA the passive 3D displays at JVC were among the best.
http://hometheaterreview.com/2010-cedia-show-report-from-andrew-robinson/
