Lack of colour-management features; colours could be richer; no D-Sub PC or 12V trigger jacks
JVC's DLA-HD350 improves even further on the remarkable black-level achievements of the ground-breaking DLA-HD1. If you couple that with the HD350's extreme sharpness and better brightness, you end up with a projector that -- although not perfect, and...
Abstract: I've got to admit that today is a day I've been looking forward to for a very long time. For it marks the arrival on our test benches of the first true second-generation incarnation of JVC's startling D-ILA Wire Grid projection technology - a technology w...
Abstract: The HD 350 from JVC not only costs less than its HD 100 predecessor; it’s also way better! Combining powerful light-output and enormous contrast, the HD 350 is a hard act to follow — it can even produce..
Abstract: Excellent black level and shadow detail , Bright, crisp image , Oversaturated color We’re no strangers to JVC projectors around the Home Theater campfire. We’ve reviewed several of their models over the past few years. I’ve been using a DLA-RS1 as a...
JVC has come up with an excellent projector that achieves the elusive combination of high performance and high value. Highlights include motorized optics, extensive picture-adjustment options, a vertical stretch mode for anamorphic lens compatibility,...
Abstract: Yet, JVC D-ILA projectors consistently produce some of the best-looking video and cinema images anywhere, and you won’t have to pay an arm and a leg to get that kind of image quality in your own home theater.
