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JVC PROFESSIONAL AND SENSIO TEAM UP TO PROVIDE DISPLAY SYSTEM TO HELP CREATE 3D EPISODE OF NBC DRAMA SERIES ‘MEDIUM’

JVC DLA-HD2K Projector and Sensio 3D Technology Join Together to Provide Ultimate 3D Viewing Experience

WAYNE, NJ (November 18, 2005) – JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY partners with SENSIO, maker of S3D-100 stereoscopic video processor, to provide high resolution viewing of “Medium” footage prior to airing. The footage is projected and viewed on an eight-foot rear projection system using JVC’s DLA-HD2K projectors. NBC’s 3D episode of Medium will air on Monday, November 21 at 10:00 p.m. EST.

JVC’s DLA-HD2K projector and Sensio’s 3D expertise provided the directors of the show with extremely high resolution viewing images of the show’s footage prior to editing to assure that the best possible 3D images are included for the airing of Medium’s 3D episode.

“We’re honored to team up with Sensio for this project as they’re a well known leader of 3D technology,” said Kirk Hirota, president and CEO, JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY. “The demand for 3D is booming. Knowing that our D-ILA™ projectors played at part in this viewing experience is very exciting. We look forward to future opportunities that combine our innovative technologies to provide the highest quality, affordable high-definition 3D experience to date.”

“SENSIO is being recognized by the entertainment industry as the most advanced 3D company, with techniques and technologies that create the most immersive 3D experience there is. ‘Medium’ called upon us following the work we did for Robert Rodriguez, who has been using SENSIO 3D technology in his post-production facilities for years now. Robert has also hired us as 3D specialists in his recent projects and is one of our best and earliest supporters,” said Nicholas Routhier, SENSIO president and co-founder.

The 3-chip DLA-HD2K projector features JVC’s patented Direct Drive Image Light Amplifier (D-ILA™) technology that delivers high-resolution images that reproduce the smooth look of film. Its native resolution of 1920 x 1080 makes the DLA-HD2K ideally suited for HD viewing in museums and 3D post-production screening rooms as well as for home theater applications.