The details of the XD1000U are jet to be released. These are what we expect them to be from press releases.

Projectors with BriljantColor technology

The XD1000U projector offers BrilliantColor for Texas Instruments DLP technology, which utilizes a new color-processing algorithm and system level enhancements to enable higher brightness for both business and home projectors while providing truer, more vibrant colors.

BrilliantColor enables a greater than 50 percent increase in mid-tone images, which are common in video and natural scenes, so the XD1000U reproduces images in realistic and true colors. This greater flexibility in color processing lets customers expand the color palette beyond red, green, and blue to include yellow, white, magenta and cyan. BrilliantColor allows for more realistic and lifelike color reproduction and enables new levels of differentiation for DLP chip technology customers. The XD1000U has a five-segment color wheel to optimize color accuracy.

"This new projector offers easy installation and precise color reproduction," said Frank Anzures, product manager, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America. "Anyone who needs high performance, versatility and rich colors will find the XD1000U the perfect choice." With XGA resolution (1024 x 768 pixels) and weighing less than 20 pounds, contrast ratio of 2000:1 provides details in dark images while keeping light areas from getting washed out. The XD1000U offers high brightness, 3000 ANSI lumens, and are perfect for nearly any lighting situation

Mitsubishi projectors - Bayonet lens mount
The XD1000u also features a bayonet lens mount and motorized horizontal and vertical lens shift, offering more installation options in board rooms, schools and churches. Once either of these projectors is installed, the image can be adjusted optically or digitally and the lens can be replaced without taking the projector out of its mount. Combined with a 5000-hour rated lamp, the XD1000U requires minimal maintenance, saving service hours and money.