Sony VPLXW6000ES | Laser home theater projector - SXRD 4K native panel - X1 Ultimate processor - 2500 Lumens - Black 49'' et moins 5" (D) - Espresso Circulaire 2022
Sony VPLXW6000ES | Laser home theater projector - SXRD 4K native panel - X1 Ultimate processor - 2500 Lumens - Black 49'' et moins 5" (D) - Espresso Circulaire 2022
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Sony VPLXW6000ES Laser home theater projector SXRD 4K native panel X1 Ultimate processor 2500 Lumens Black 49'' et moins 5" (D) Espresso Circulaire 2022 5" (D) Espresso une chambre à coucher ou n'importe quelle autre espace de bureau à domicile and 2K 120 Hz input signal with less than 13 ms latency Compatible with anamorphic lenses for 4K signals Motorized zoom lens and extended lens correction Compact Lightweight Black **This product is available for deferred delivery
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