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To: From: SCOTT DENETT Sent Mon 10/14/2013 8:12:14 PM Subject: Fwd: Is this the projector in play Begin forwarded message: From: "Peralta, Celeste Bess" Subject: RE: Is this the projector in play Date: October 14. 2013 4:03.29 PM EDT To: Scott Denett Hi Scott, So wonderful to hear from you! I'll be happy help you take care of your projector. As it turns out, we had just announced these models during WA two months ago. As your account manager at Concierge, I make shopping for Sony products easy and seamless. I will update you with the latest news. Once I hear more details to the release date and specs, I will update you © Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks! I look forward to chatting with you again soon! Best, Celeste Celeste Peralta Personal VIP Shopper, Sony Concierge From: Scott Denett [mailto: Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2013 4:41.1.M. To: Peralta, Celeste Bess Subject: Is this the projector in play Sony VPL-VW1100ES. (Credit: Sony) It has been almost two years since Sony launched its first ultra-high definition (UHD) home theater projector, the VPL-VW1000ES. The company recently announced two updated models that support the latest HDMI 2.0 standard, among EFTA_R1_00784847 EFTA02126269 other new features. With HDMI 2.0, the VPL-VW600ES and VPL-VWII00ES will be able to play 4K videos at a smoother 60fps frame rate. Editor's Note Sony has just announced the VPL-VW500ES, an Asian model ofthe VPL- VW600ES, that does not come bundled with the company's 4K video player. Available in Novemberfor the Asia Pacific markets, pricing informationfor the VPL-VW500ES will only be confirmed closer to launch. The VPL-VW1100ES is also coming to this region, but later in January 2014. Both models are equipped with a special video-upscaling algorithm that is optimized for Blu-ray Discs mastered in 4K to deliver what Sony calls "more accurate 4K picture quality", according to its press release. These beamers are also bundled with the FMP-X I UHD media player preloaded with 10 movies and short videos, on top of an Xperia Z tablet serving as a remote. Sony VPL-VW500ES/VW600ES. (Credit: Sony) Some of the other notable features include: • 4,096 x 2,160-pixel resolution • Enhanced 4K SXRD engine • Active shutter 3D technology • Motionflow technology with dark frame insertion processing • Motorized zoom, focus and len shift functions In terms of performance, the US$28,000 VPL-VW1100ES boasts a 1 million:1 dynamic contrast ratio coupled with a 2,000-lumen brightness. The US$16,000 VPL-VW600ES can only output with a 200,000:1 contrast ratio and 1,700-lumen brightness. The lower-end model is also available without the UHD player and tablet for US$1,000 less. Via Engadget Sent from my iPhone EFTA_R1_00764648 EFTA02126270