JVC's upcoming firmware update for NZ800 and NZ900 projectors in October 2025 includes new HDR modes, color control features, improved noise management, auto low latency mode, and advanced calibration controls.
The JVC NZ700 projector offers significant advancements for JVC's 4K projectors, not only for the low and mid-range segment, but also what they could mean for the technology going forward.
Sony introduces new 4K laser projectors, the VPL-XW8100ES and VPL-XW6100ES, with new XR Image Processor.
Epson's new Q-Series 4K Laser Projectors offer higher-brightness options for larger home cinemas and entertainment spaces without light control.
I speculate on the NZ700's expected performance in this article using all the information we have available currently.
JVC introduces compact NZ700 and NZ500 projectors with improved design, lenses, and software, offering higher performance at a lower cost.
JVC introduces updated NZ800 and NZ900 laser projectors, focusing on screen uniformity, sharpness, contrast, and brightness improvements. I do a deep dive into these areas.
JVC is launching NZ800 and NZ900 projectors, as upgrades from NZ8 and NZ9. The new units feature increased brightness and contrast, improved 8K upscaling, enhanced HDR accuracy, and a new Vivid picture mode. JVC also claims better screen uniformity. More details in the article.
I speculate on possible features for JVC's next generation laser projector line-up.
I talk about configuring the JVC NZ8 and NZ9 for the best picture quality possible with the belief I can show an old (DILA) dog new tricks. Ready?
JVC announces new DILA projector firmware for the latest lamp and laser units.
I share my opinion on why the new NZ series handles dark scenes poorly compared to the X-series and what some possible solutions are.
I share my thoughts on JVC's mid-range laser projector: the JVC NZ8, and compare it to the X, NX and NP Series units.
JVC introduces new firmware for NZ9, NZ8, NZ7, NP5 and equivalent model numbers across all regions.
I take a casual look at Lumagen's and JVC's DTM solutions as well as Epson's and Sony's in-between static and dynamic approach.
