Tema: Home Cinema de Epson

Epson decide apostar por los sets home cinema con esos dos modelos que se diferencian por la resolución máxima de los proyectores, ya que los dos modelos a elegir son uno de 720p y otro de 1080p.

http://gizmologia.com/2007/07/home-cinema-de-epson



El conjunto lo forman el proyector, un receptor AV que se encarga del reescalado si es necesario, un sistema 5.1 y una pantalla de proyección de 100″ motorizada, que permite recogerse de forma automática. La pantalla lleva integrado los altavoces central y delanteros, quedando totalmente ocultos. Estará disponible en Noviembre a un precio de 5000$ la versión 720p y 7000$ el de 1080p.

Enlace: Epson Ensemble Home Theater System: For Movie Buffs With Tyrannical Landlords

Más información:

07.12.2007 — Atlantic Technology and Epson America this week announced a joint project wrapping custom-designed Atlantic speakers around an Epson 1080p projector. Named the Epson Ensemble 1080 Home Cinema System, the complete home theater package is targeted to what the companies see as an untapped consumer segment between the mass market and custom installation.

The Ensemble system requires installation by specialty A/V dealers, according to Atlantic president and CEO Peter Tribeman and Rajeev Mishra, Epson’s director of new ventures, who unveiled the system to reporters in New York this week. Installation time is estimated at 4 hours which gives installers a predictable window allowing them to complete two systems a day at generous margins, the companies say.. Ensemble will be sold under a unilateral pricing structure into the specialty channel where sales staff can demonstrate and explain the product to consumers.

Ensemble comes in two versions: a 1080p package with a suggested retail price of $6,999, and a 720p system with a list price of $4,999. The systems are due in stores in November. Mishra says the company is prepared to support sales of the value-priced system with consumer financing programs. Roughly 18 months in development, Ensemble includes a housing stuffed with a motorized 100-inch projection screen along with left, center and right front speakers. The projector is encased in a cradle that houses specially designed surround speakers. A cable management system runs power, HDMI and speaker wire inside a track that keeps wires hidden. The system subwoofer houses all amplification for the system. A control module with DVD player and video inputs completes the package.

The system is being sold through Epson’s specialty dealer base and will not sell through Best Buy or Circuit City, according to the companies, who will look also look at distribution options through Atlantic’s dealer base. “We’re going to allow dealers to make a very good margin on this product for demonstrating it properly,” Tribeman said.


Creo que es una opción interesante, estética y funcional, aunque no sale originalmente con reproductor HD, y tampoco sabemos qué calidad de audio da. Parece que se va a limitar al mercado americano.

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