SmallHD unveils "world's smallest" HD field monitor

Raleigh, North Carolina (PRWEB) April 10, 2010 -- At the NAB Show in Las Vegas on April 12th, SmallHD® will introduce the worlds smallest high definition video display: the DP-SLR. Specifically designed for on-camera field use, this tiny 5.6 inch, 1280x800 pixel video monitor weighs in at a mere 10oz (284g) and features the industry’s three most popular high definition video inputs: HDMI, Component, and an optional 3G HD-SDI In/Out port. At 270ppi the DP-SLR has over twice the pixel density of a high-end desktop LCD monitor.

"You have to see this thing; you won’t believe your eyes," says SmallHD’s lead product developer Dale Backus. "Not only does DP-SLR mesh perfectly with HDSLR filmmaking, but it opens the doors to high-end broadcast needs via 3G HD-SDI capability. We are really looking forward to receiving feedback from the slew of professionals at NAB."

 
You have to see this thing; you won’t believe your eyes
SmallHD® will have several DP-SLR prototypes on display at NAB booth# C11124 as well as detailed specifications, future menu functionality, and a schedule of availability. In an effort to meet the anticipated demand, SmallHD will be holding preorders for the DP-SLR before it hits the market in July. The preorder prices are $899 for the standard DP-SLR and $1199 when adding 3G HD-SDI.