Given that the CEDIA Expo is the place where projection solutions' manufacturers showcase their latest achievements in this field, Mitsubishi has decided that this was the perfect place for parading its latest 3D projector, the Diamond 3D.

Mitsubishi's new Diamond 3D projector is powered by an SXRD reflective liquid-crystal optical engine, while also featuring the company's own algorithms and processing technologies to create high-brightness, high-contrast (up to 120,000:1 full on/full off) images.

A key element in projector performance is its lens, and Mitsubishi has incorporated extra-low dispersion glass into its six-piece, 17-cluster structure for higher functionality that minimizes chromatic aberration.

With its auto-iris function, Mitsubishi's Diamond 3D home theater projector automatically sets the optimal aperture according to each scene, and its 120Hz refresh rate produces ultra-smooth transitions and amazing and life-like images.

An independent management function allows adjustment to color characteristics such as hue, intensity and brightness individually (red, green, cyan, magenta and yellow), without affecting the other colors.

With a wide range of powered lens shift (100% vertical and 45% horizontal), this new Mitsubishi Diamond 3D projector is easy to install, even in a complicated room configurations.

In some cases there may not be a need to turn the projector upside down in a ceiling mount, and its 1.8x powered-zoom range also gives installers additional installation flexibility.

At only 19dBa, this Diamond 3D projector is extremely quiet, while the two HDMI version 1.4 inputs support 3D signals, as well as provide easy set-up options for multiple video inputs, while its RS232 support offers plug-and-play connectivity with third-party remote operations.

Unfortunately, pricing details regarding Mitsubishi's Diamond 3D projector have not been provided, but given the features it provides, expect this thing to be pretty out of reach for most consumers.