Philips new HLD LED projection technology

When your eyes are looking at the screen, the visual effect will be more or less affected by the ambient lighting of the surrounding large space. Sometimes, ambient lighting can even change your viewing experience.

The new HLD LED projection system on the Philips 100-inch diameter screen will bring you a better visual experience. Therefore, you no longer need to turn on the lights or draw the curtains to watch the projection.

Philips ColorSpark High Lumen Density (HLD) LED projection light source technology is a user-friendly technology that can instantly power up and save power, without starting or cooling time, and is suitable for home entertainment, classrooms, meeting rooms, entertainment venues, retail stores and Shopping malls provide ideal color expression. Its scalability, ease of installation and maintenance, energy use, cost and overall performance are enough to prove that it will be very attractive in the digital projector market.

How exactly does the Philips HLD LED system work? According to an independent consumer research company Insight Media survey, more than two-thirds of respondents prefer to install a projector with the Philips ColorSpark HLD LED system instead of other leading projection systems. . The survey was conducted among 300 people to evaluate the image quality of four unidentified projectors. Among them, 68% of the respondents prefer Philips ColorSpark HLD LED system projectors, which have the best contrast, best image quality and most pleasing colors; only 30% of the respondents choose laser phosphor technology.

Image quality determines whether you can truly immerse yourself in movies, concerts or ball games. The Philips ColorSpark HLD LED system combines LED-based high-level brightness and clear and vivid colors to bring brilliant expression to the screen.

The Philips ColorSpark HLD LED projection system allows you to see anything on the screen with vivid clarity and bright colors. Philips new technology provides 4 times the light of current LED technology, and the brightness of the projection screen is tripled, providing excellent color expression.

In the test, compared to laser phosphors and traditional LED technology projectors, the Philips ColorSpark system RGB mode is superior in this brightness range and becomes the preferred light source. "So far, the projection market has not launched a projector with LED technology above 2500 Alm." said Leo Schouten of Philips Digital Projection Lighting. "Currently the first LED-based projector will be able to compete with non-projection display technology, whether it is in any environment where the lights are on or the curtains are open.