Sanyo PLV-75 Widescreen Projector is a hot selling projector.
The Sanyo PLV-75 home theater projector produces 2200 ANSI lumens with a true WXGA 16:9 aspect ratio. The LCD panel achieves high-resolution (1366 x 768) with a high contrast ratio. This provides outstanding picture quality that makes your presentations rich and lifelike. Additional features include digital progressive scanning, digital keystone horizontal/vertical Correction and HDTV Compatibility.
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Mitsubishi WD2000U Multimedia Projector
Following the recent trends this projector has gone to a widescreen format. The WD2000U WXGA DLP projector is an A/V professional’s dream, with wide screen 16×9 (1280×768) display format for true high-definition 10-bit output.
With the beautiful wide-format world you’ll see with Mitsubishi’s –>Color Enhancer technology and Texas Instruments’ DDP3020 TrueVision” Image Processing with BrilliantColor”,
Optoma HD72 Projector Review
The HD72 is a pretty small, lightweight home theater projector that comes in a decent looking, high gloss white case. Its small size and white color make it suitable for ceiling mounting on a white ceiling, because it renders it virtually invisible in the room’s environment.
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Sanyo PLV-75 Projector
Compared to most home theater projectors this projector is a large, powerful machine. It weighs 19 lbs and is 18 inches in length. When optimized for video it pumps out a whopping 1950 ANSI lumens, which is almost all of it official 2200 lumen rating. Clearly this is more size and power than most home theater users want or need. It is about five times the brightness of a typical home theater projector. But for those with larger viewing rooms that can accommodate screens of ten to fifteen feet in width, the PLV-75 offers a dynamic alternative to the vast array of smaller home theater projectors that lose their punch when blow up to this size.
The fan is a bit louder than normal but not to an extreme. Overall this porjector is a good projector that deserves to be looked at for the home and other locations that desire a widescreen.
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With the release of the HD7100 home theater projector, price and performance levels between 720p DLP and 720p LCD products have reached a more realistic balance.
You will pay a premium for the HD7100 over the other LCD alternatives. The image quality is superior so the price is justified. The quality of the HD7100 Image is so good that it competes head to head with other projectors that are thousands more.
The Optoma HD7100 changes the market forever. You can now get amazing quality under $3000 and sometimes closer to $2500.
If you are in the market for a projector the Optoma HD7100 Home Theater Projector, is a necessary one to look at.
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Mitsubishi HC3000 Projector Review
High Definition Projector that doesn’t look the best (if that matters).
This projector comes in at over $3300.
The HC3000 has a lwo lamp mode that greatly increases the lamp life. This is a great feature.
The Mitsubishi HC3000 home theater projector, is one of the most highly anticipated new product releases of the season, has just begun to appear on store shelves. It has attracted a great deal of attention for two reasons: it is the first DLP projector with native 720p HD resolution to come through the magic $3,000 price barrier, and it is the first DLP projector to come to market featuring Texas Instrument’s new –>
Projector Selection Tips - Light
How much light is in the room where the projector is going to be used? You will need a church projector with a high lumen rating for a bright room. Higher lumen projectors usually cost more, so sometimes a compromise will need to be made in order to find a solution which will get the job done but also fit your budget.
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