LAS VEGAS – December 30, 2004: DWIN Electronics, Inc. will introduce its new TransVision 4™ high definition front video projector system at CES 2005. Based on Texas Instruments DarkChip 2 720p DLP technology, the TransVision 4 is the first home theater video projector in its class to include a native-rate outboard digital video processor for true custom installation flexibility and system convenience.

DWIN Electronics will exhibit at CES 2005, Booth 20656 – South Hall 1 of the LVCC. Suggested retail value for the system is $6,495. The system will be available in April 2005.

Like all DWIN displays, the new TransVision™4 provides true high definition video and stunning film- like images with superior detail, brightness, contrast and vibrant colors. Exceptional movie theater realism is achieved with DWIN's acclaimed video signal processing. Deep black levels and natural color reproduction are secured with precision gray scale settings and gamma selections; motion artifacts are reduced with Adaptive Film Mode processing; and picture depth is increased with Signal Dynamic Range expansion.

The TransVision™4's Carl Zeiss™ zoom lens offers precision optics to maintain image quality onto the screen. And a 250-watt lamp creates bright, larger-than- life images.

DWIN's new digital projection system includes a native-rate outboard digital video processor for true custom installation flexibility and system convenience. The processor is virtually future proof, accepting 10 video inputs including 2 DVI-HDCP, 2 RGB, 2 S-video 2 component, and 2 composite. Six inputs are high definition capable.

Each input (including two DVI-HDCP) allows full and independent user control for brightness, contrast, color saturation, tint, gamma and sharpness. All settings are automatically saved and recalled for each input and video type.

Only a single, all-digital video cable is required to connect the processor to the projector. As a result, awkward video source cables remain hidden with video gear, so projector installation is faster and system control is more convenient.

The system has intuitive, home-theater style menus accessible via an eight-device preprogrammed/learning IR/RF remote with back- lit keypad to control multiple home theater video and audio devices. For custom installations, DWIN provides both discrete IR and RS-232 commands that allow seamless integration with home automation systems. Two programmable 12V triggers are also available for a projector screen control or other home theater accessories.

Founded in 1985, DWIN Electronics, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacturing of high performance consumer and professional video projectors, digital video processors and displays.