JVC DLA HD100 Reviews

JVC's DLA-HD100 1080p resolution front projector is the company's new flagship model, while the DLA-HD1 from last year remains in the line at a lower price point. The HD100 adds some improvements that are certainly desirable--including improved black ...

The JVC DLA-HD100 has excellent black-level performance and consequently superb contrast ratio, a solid feature package allows plenty of flexibility in installation, and good connectivity with two HDMI inputs.

Poor primary and secondary color accuracy, which leads to severe oversaturation of color.

Although a top performer in some respects, the JVC DLA-HD100 projector's relatively high price makes it a questionable value considering its color accuracy issues.

What can JVC do to top one of the best bargains in the 1920x1080 home-projector market, the widely praised DLA-HD1? Priced just a bit over $6000 at its introduction, the HD1 set a new bar for black levels from a home projector-make that from any video ...

Exceptional black level and shadow detail, Crisp and natural detail, Rich, often near three-dimensional picture, Highly flexible gamma adjustments

Color gamut is not accurate, Lower brightness than JVC's less-expensive DLA-HD1, Poor deinterlacing of 480i via HDMI

s Given good-quality HD or SD program material, the HD100 produces remarkably vivid, clean, often strikingly dimensional images. Its greatest strength is the way it reproduces deep blacks and good shadow detail without compromising bright portions of ...

My UPS and FedEx delivery guys know me pretty well. I see each of them on a near-daily basis when they drop off the latest techno widget for review. As they're fond of pointing out, some boxes are larger than others but nothing could have prepared us ...

After connecting my Philips BDP7200 with a BetterCables HDMI cable, I threw in one of my favorite Blu-ray test discs, Christopher Nolan's The Prestige. Put simply, I was absolutely floored by the depth and quality of blacks put forth by the DLA-HD100. ...