Mitsubishi HC7800D 3D projector is ready to roll out

Mitsubishi has its fingers spread across many cookie jars, ranging from consumer electronics to motors, but this time around they will focus on projectors, with the Mitsubishi HC7800D being a model that sports the latest DLP chip which is capable of churning out stereoscopic 3D imagery that ought to blow your mind away – assuming you have yet to jump aboard the 3D bandwagon for your living room.

The Mitsubishi HC7800D is a mid-range device that will rely on Texas Instruments’ 0.065″ DMD chip that is said to deliver exciting, vibrant 3D images in full high-definition. Since all projectors tend to heat up real fast, every one of them comes with a fan – and that fan alone will cause some sound in the long run, but Mitsubishi intends to reduce the sound emitted with a fan that creates just 25 dBa in low mode, allowing you to hear both quiet dialogue or music in your favorite movie moments.

Not only that, this projector boasts of a long lamp life of up to 5,000 hours in low mode, and comes with a one-year limited warranty. Other hardware specifications include a 1,600 lumens lamp and a 30,000:1 contrast ratio, where it will arrive in Q3 this year for $3,495. [Press Release]