1 comments about NEC LT280, XGA, 1024 X 768 Native Resolution,wired and Wireless Lan Capable, Integrated RJ4.

1. the quality of the video is more than great. I havent had a chance to test the network capabilities. A little noise like most projectors. Lamp last over 2,000 hours and replace costs 250 dollars. It's heavy there for it is not a good idea to buy itif you plan to take it every where.
   
   I bought for work and im planing to buy one for home. there is no need to have lights off to see images on the wall.

No comments about InFocus IN82 1080p DarkChip3 DLP Single-Chip Projector.

1 comments about JVC DLA HD1 - D-ILA projector - 700 ANSI lumens - 1920 x 1080 - widescreen - High Definition 1080p.

1. My family is in agreement, This projector is awesome. It delivers everything promised. Black levels are great. Picture is bright and crisp, especially with the Sony Blu-Ray player. This projector is a technological breakthrough to reproduce the picture and contrast of film cinema. We use in a controlled theater environment and it provides stunning performance. Although we are not video geeks, we appreciate fine filmmaking and this projector delivers the resuls we were looking for, although it is a bit expensive. After viewing for a couple of weeks, we are completely satisfied we went with the extra expense of this model.

1 comments about InFocus IN38 Work Big DLP XGA Projector 3500 Lumens.

1. IT WAS JUST THE VIDEO BEAM I WAS LOOKING FOR AND THE PRICE AND DELIVERY WAS EXCELLENT.

No comments about Ask Proxima C250 Projector.

No comments about PARAMOUNT BY PEERLESS PPA-S UNIVERSAL WALL/CEILING PROJECTOR MOUNT (SILVER).

5 comments about Epson PowerLite S4 3LCD Projector.

1. Its a very good relation between price and quality. Im not saying that this projector is made of a cheap quality, no!. Im saying that somehow you are getting more of what you could expect



2. This projector is the perfect tool for my teaching presentations. The colors are bright, it has a great resolution image and the menu is easy to handle and understand. Although it is very light I wish it were a little bit smaller.



3. Bought this projector for a home theater in Feb of 2006. Am just now buying a replacement bulb. Not sure how many hours we put on it in the past 17 months but I am sure it's a lot.
   
   What's so nice about this projector? It has two levels of brightness and both are much quieter than the old projectors I am used to.



4. This is the best projector I have bought and used. The price was excellant for the superior quality and ease of use. I highly recommend it.



5. i use this product in my office and it works just fine. the seller was pleasant to deal with always updating us on the progress of our order.

No comments about VPLCX150 LCD Proj XGA 3500 Lumens 9.1LBS 4X Dig Zoom.

2 comments about Sanyo PLV Z5 - LCD projector - 1100 ANSI lumens - 1280 x 720 - widescreen - High Definition 720p.

1. Why spend a fortune on a measly 50-inch flat panel when you can get this high definition (720p) projector and get a 100-inch image or even larger for less money? Sanyo's latest 3-chip LCD projector, the PLV-Z5 builds on the success of its predecessors with wonderfully sharp high definition resolution, excellent color accuracy, and outstanding ergonomics.
   
   This widescreen projector supports high definition signals in 1080p, 1080i and 720p formats, as well as SD signals in 480i and 480p resolution, scaling each of these inputs to fit its native panel resolution (1280x720). And speaking of inputs, the Z5 sports 2 HDMI (HDCP compliant), 2 component video, S-video, composite video and computer (VGA DB-15) inputs, for compatibility with virtually any HD or SD video source or computer.
   
   The lens shift capabilities of the Sanyo are unmatched by any projector in its class (150% up/down, 50% left/right), which makes it very easy to place, along a rear wall, ceiling, or even on a coffee table. You could practically place this projector in the corner of a room and still get a geometrically accurate image in the middle of a wall or screen without having to resort to electronic keystoning.
   
   A couple of small caveats: it is not the best we've seen at converting SD signals into 720P HD format (it's also not the worst), so you'll definitely benefit from having a high quality video processor or high-end upconverting DVD player to improve the quality of standard DVDs. Also, at only 1100 ANSI Lumens, it's not the brightest projector in its class, so it's a good idea to get blackout shades or other light controlling devices if you plan to watch this during daylight hours.
   
   But for a light-controlled home theater environment, and particularly when used with HD devices or a high-quality video processor, the Z5 is one of the best values in high definition projectors available today.
   
   Check out the full review on Big Picture Big Sound.



2. I bought it to bring it to my home in Argentina, because of the good reviews and because I think it will be easier to find support here for this product than for a equally-priced Optoma.
   
   Setup was easy, image quality is better than that of my 4 year old Sim2 ST200 (DLP), and the noise is really low.
   
   Maybe there is more "pixelation" in the image, but you should really concentrate in the "noise" and not in the movie to perceive it (and also because I tend to have a bigger image than I should, according to official mantra).

2 comments about Sharp XR-11XC Multimedia DLP Projector.

1. I bought one of these to use in my High School Biology/Chemistry classroom as the School only has a few and the teachers share them. Hardly a day has gone by that I haven't used it. My laptop is linked to it for Power Points or searching the Internet with the class, a video/DVD player is linked to it and even a microscope has been hooked up to it. The image is large, clear and bright, no more kids in the back complaining that they can't see. With so much use it was inevitable that the light bulb died recently. I knew they were expensive but I shopped around on the net and found one for a mere $265. But it's still worth it for the convenience of having the projector in my room every day.



2. Great projector for the money. I got over a year of service out of this trouble free. I use it as my home entertainment/computer monitor. We watch movies, tv, play video games, check email, and everything else with this as the main monitor. A good video card cuts out the blurring some have experienced with action sequences. This isn't as noticeable on smaller monitors they have hooked up to their computers. I get a 5'X8' picture without a bulky tv taking up half the room and it looks great. Now for the bad. After a year of hard usage, it has developed a temperature problem. It kept overheating, so I replaced the bulb. That was easy to do, but it still overheated. Cleaned out the vents before replacing the bulb. Now I have a fan blowing the hot air away from it while I'm operating the projector. This has cured the problem. Also, as it is an older model, no digital inputs. I have to use adapters between my computer's dvi inputs and the vga inputs on the projector. This isn't such a big deal now, but it certainly does shorten the life of this projector. Great deal for the next year or two though. I won't be replacing mine before then. Btw, most video cards come with the dvi-vga adapters, so don't fret.