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Sanyo Releases New Two-lamp Projector With Innovative Quadrive(tm) Optical Engine For Improved Color Reproduction

SANYO RELEASES NEW TWO-LAMP PROJECTOR WITH INNOVATIVE QUADRIVE(TM) OPTICAL ENGINEFOR IMPROVED COLOR REPRODUCTION

- Equipped with the proprietary SANYO QuaDrive(TM) optical engine, the PLC-XF1000
delivers extremely rich color reproduction with bright, vivid images

- Rated at 12,000 lumens, the highest brightness in the industry for 100V AC projectors

- Two-lamp output offers high-resolution images with a high contrast ratio of 4000:1

- Active Maintenance Filter (AMF) reduces servicing time and costs

CHATSWORTH, CA. -- October 20, 2009 –SANYO, one of the world's largest manufacturers
of LCD and DLP projectors, announces the release of a new two-lamp projector, the
PLC-XF1000, which features the exclusive QuaDrive(TM) optical engine for exceptional
color reproduction for brighter capacities, 12,000 lumens brightness, 4000:1
contrast ratio, and the proprietary Active Maintenance Filter (AMF) for increased
reliability.

The high brightness, two-lamp PLC-XF1000 projector is the second SANYO model to be
equipped with their proprietary QuaDrive optical engine. Unlike conventional 3LCD
(red/green/blue) systems, the QuaDrive includes an additional color control device
that allows the PLC-XF1000 to automatically control the amount of yellow light in
the image, producing higher luminosity with improved color accuracy and clarity.

The demand for even brighter projectors continues to come from the field as systems
integrators are asked to install video displays in extremely large venues such as
convention halls, conference rooms, auditoriums and houses of worship with high
levels of ambient light. It is also especially well suited for the digital signage
market where high resolution is in demand. However, as brightness levels increase on
traditional 3LCD projectors, there is a reverse effect in color reproduction. Colors
become noticeably washed out, lacking vibrancy and realism.

SANYO's innovative QuaDrive technology provides a solution for these specific cases,
providing new projectors capable of extremely high luminosity without the trade off
in color accuracy. The PLC-XF1000 is rated at an extraordinary 12,000 lumens, the
highest brightness available in 100V AC projectors. Coupled with the impressive high
contrast ratio of 4000:1, the PLC-XF1000 is capable of generating clear and
color-rich images that are more vivid for cases where brightness and high resolution
become primary installation factors.

The PLC-XF1000 is equipped with two high-output 330-watt lamps, improving light
efficiency and achieving the industry's highest brightness of 12,000 lumens. It uses
a basic 100V AC electrical outlet for ease of use and installation convenience.

The QuaDrive optical engine uses an inorganic panel for increased reliability
contributing to the projector's outstanding 4000:1 contrast ratio for improved image
depth, resulting in a 3D-like appearance. With the incorporation of three mirrors
and SANYO's two-lamp combining technology, the overall color uniformity is
significantly improved resulting in richer high definition images. The new design
allows the PLC-XF1000 to produce the same brightness with two lamps as previous
models did with four.

Maintaining projectors in the field can be costly and time-consuming. The
integration of SANYO's exclusive Active Maintenance Filter (AMF) system enables
filter cartridge replacement intervals of approximately 11,000 hours because a
single cartridge contains a filter roll that is equal to 10 individual filters.

Installation is also simplified with key SANYO features such as the Power
Vertical/Horizontal Lens Shifting and Power Zoom/Focus functions, which enable easy
projection adjustments without changing the projector's position. These power-driven
systems can be easily operated with the supplied remote control, which is especially
convenient when the projector is installed on the ceiling or wall. Moreover, the
projector can be installed in virtually any location, due to versatile setup
positioning functions like the Vertical 360-degree Tilt Angle and a Center Lens
Design. There are ten optional lenses available for use with the PLC-XF1000, ranging
from short to long-focus choices.

Other features include a mechanical shutter, which can completely block projection
light, convenient for presenters making presentations on stage, easy stacking
grooves for placing a back-up unit on top of the main projector, and a built-in MVP
expansion-slot system that enables the addition of SANYO's network and uncompressed
HD data wireless transmission boards.

SPECIFICATIONS

Resolution: 1024 x 768 (WUXGA)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Brightness: 12,000 lumens
Contrast Ratio: 4000:1
Uniformity: 90%
Projection Lamp: NSHA 330W x2
Screen Size: 40"-600" distance varies based on lens type used
Input Terminals: DVI-D (HDCP), RGB D-sub 15-pin (input and output), RGBHV/Y/VIDEO,
Pb/Cb,Pr/Cr (BNC x5), S-video
Control: RS232C (in)/ D-sub 9 x 2 (out)
Dimensions: 21 (W) x 10.55 (H) x 30(D) inches
Weight: 60.1 lbs (excluding lens)

Like all new SANYO products, the PLC-X1000 conforms to the EU RoHS Directive. It
will be available from the beginning of December 2009 for an MSRP of $24,995.00,
(excluding lens).

About SANYO
SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. is a multi-billion dollar, leading company for energy and
environment, providing solutions for environment, energy and lifestyle applications
based on its brand vision ‘Think GAIA.' The Presentation Technology Group, part of
SANYO North America's Consumer Solutions Division (SANYO North America is a
subsidiary of SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.) based in Chatsworth, California, is a
service and sales division that markets digital projectors, digital still cameras,
digital media camcorders, home appliances, security video equipment, audio systems,
portable and mobile electronics. For more information on SANYO, please visit
http://us.sanyo.com.
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