The 2 large Panasonic MB87Jxxx series chips seem suspiciously a Fujitsu collaboration . Possibly based on MB87J21020 LCD/CRT/TV controllers from early 2000s developed at Fujitsu's Europe design centre. Great teardown of a device that must have a flagship product in its day. 🇦🇺
Now repair them so you can play back each of the videos on a different sized projector than they show being disassembled. Surely that'll break some universal constant or another.
What a large unit, lovely to get 3 of those gold plated collector items :)
Excellent! I'm glad you were able to get your hands on such a great piece. I've aways been festinated by DLP tech, but this one is just insane.
Definitely a worthy teardown!
The 2 large Panasonic MB87Jxxx series chips seem suspiciously a Fujitsu collaboration . Possibly based on MB87J21020 LCD/CRT/TV controllers from early 2000s developed at Fujitsu's Europe design centre. Great teardown of a device that must have a flagship product in its day. 🇦🇺
Must have cost a fortune when new. Lots of precision engineering in that thing.
This is a 3 DLP chip technology..wow..so no color wheel.😊
Mikeselectricstuff disassembled bigger projector...
I disassembled a smaller! Now we have all 3 sizes. Perfect :)
The OG projector teardown.
Now repair them so you can play back each of the videos on a different sized projector than they show being disassembled. Surely that'll break some universal constant or another.
@@R.Daneel Temporal Paradox and probably Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle :)