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AT LAST, LASER PROJECTION COMES HOME
Considering the advantages offered by a laser system, Epson's decision to use a laser light source for the LS10000 was an obvious
choice. The laser light engine's long lifespan of up to 30,000 hours* provides virtually worry-free operation. And there's no waiting for
the projector to warmup or cool down — the projector reaches maximum brightness and turns off almost immediately. Plus, high-speed
contrast control ensures both bright and dark scenes look their best.
* 30,000 hours is the estimated projector life when used in ECO mode.
DUAL LASER LIGHT SOURCE
The dual blue laser diode illumination system — one for red and
green, the other for blue — ensures balanced, high-quality images.
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AT LAST, LASER PROJECTION COMES HOME
Considering the advantages offered by a laser system, Epson's decision to use a laser light source for the LS10000 was an obvious
choice. The laser light engine's long lifespan of up to 30,000 hours* provides virtually worry-free operation. And there's no waiting for
the projector to warmup or cool down — the projector reaches maximum brightness and turns off almost immediately. Plus, high-speed
contrast control ensures both bright and dark scenes look their best.
* 30,000 hours is the estimated projector life when used in ECO mode.
DUAL LASER LIGHT SOURCE
The dual blue laser diode illumination system — one for red and
green, the other for blue — ensures balanced, high-quality images.
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Exceptional contrast for richer blacks and brighter whites
WIDE COLOUR GAMUT
Enjoy brilliant, colour-rich performance. The full sRGB colour gamut is
visible even in the brightest mode. And the DCI colour gamut — the
digital cinema standard — is also achievable.
Exceptional contrast for richer blac
WIDE COLOUR GAMUT
Enjoy brilliant, colour-rich performance. The full sRGB colour gamut is
visible even in the brightest mode. And the DCI colour gamut — the
digital cinema standard — is also achievable.