Using TI's Texas Instruments DLP 4K UHD chip and XPR 4K imaging technology, it can display a full 8.3 million effective pixels on the screen, which complies with the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) specification for a 4K resolution of at least 8 million effective pixels.
The DLP's single-chip digital micromirror device (DMD) equipped on the UHD65 can run consistent image projection and perfectly align, truly presenting precise picture details!
ANSI contrast is a key measurement standard for whether viewing black (or dark field) and white (or bright field) colors at the same time in the same picture or scene is close to the true representation. The higher the ANSI contrast, it means that in the same picture or scene, the tone of black (or dark field) is less susceptible to the influence of the surrounding white (or bright field) picture, and can display the proper black or white. When watching 4K UHD content, having ultra-high ANSI contrast is absolutely important. The DLP technology equipped with UHD65 can present ultra-high ANSI contrast.
