Meridian's new HD video projector, dubbed MF10 and boasts to be the predecessor of MF1. It is based on the latest-generation 0.7 D-ILA light-engine technology and offers three-chip 1080p array
Industry-best black levels (in excess of 30,000:1 native contrast ratio) without the need of a servo iris. Thus, the projector can deliver rich, film-like textures and depth along with a completely connecting, cinematic visual experience.
The 1080p projector comes with a 16-element, all-glass lens to provide sharp and full-focused imaging throughout the screen, 2x zoom gives a large, bright image even in smaller environments with reduced throw-distance dimensions. The image size ranges from 60 to 200 inches.
Furthermore, the MF10 also packs the optional 2.35:1 (Cinemascop) conversion kit that has been developed by lab-quality optics maker Schneider. It also comes with a powerful DSP for high-performance video processing with deinterlacing and image scaling. Consumers can enjoy an almost plug-and-play function for high-end, full-HD image reproduction.
The projector also sports ‘pixel-for-pixel’ unprocessed mode to support Meridian’s newest digital video processor, the DVP2351, which has been developed for highest performance when coupled with the new Meridian projector, or with an equivalent model of similar potential.
A full range of inputs such as 4 HDMI ultra-high-bandwidth 1080p paths, with flexible switching as well as a wide range of input/output aspect ratio options, taking full advantage of its powerful scaling/deinterlacing digital-video processing abilities are also included.