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Lewis Empson

JVC expands its D-ILA native 4K projector range with two new step-down models

JVC DLA-NZ700 with a modern living room.

After launching two premium native 4K projectors earlier this year, JVC has announced two more step-down models to bulk out its D-ILA range. The DLA-NZ700 and DLA-NZ500 will join the premium DLA-NZ900 and five-star DLA-NZ800 in JVC's updated lineup for 2024.

These new models are touted to be the "world’s smallest native 4K projectors" with a sleek new design that's flatter and more compact than the outgoing DLA-N5 and DLA-NZ7 models that they're replacing. JVC has reportedly redesigned "almost everything", from the optical unit and lens to circuit board in order to achieve this form factor, though it's made sure not to skimp on features in the process. In fact, JVC claims that it has reduced the overall volume of the projector by 35 per cent compared to the DLA-NZ7 while also reducing the use of plastic in the construction, making it more environmentally friendly. 

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