JVC HD-110MH80 110 inch 1080p HDTV

Jun 8 2007, 7:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

JVC launches their huge 110 inch HD-110MH80 1080p back projection TV in Japan.

The JVC HD-110MH80 heart is a 0.7 inch full hi-vision D-ILA device and JVC's GENESSA image processing. JVC claims that the power consumption of the 110 inch TV is the same of a 37 inch LCD TV.
The see if this monster TV fits into your living the measurements of the HD-110MH80 are 2544× 1777×936mm. Customers can order the JVC HD-110MH80 starting from July, but need to be aware of up to 3 month delivery time. PC Watch says the price will be about 6,400,000 Yen (~$52,700). I suggest you just get a really good 1080p projector and forget about that TV.
Via the JVC HD-110MH80 product page (Japanese).

110 inch JVC 1080p TV .

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