We have bought quite a few Optoma TS400's and have no complaints. We have
bought them for around $600. Just a basic classroom projector but don't need
much more than that for most teachers.
Manson Northwest Webster-Home of the Cougars!
Brad Kruse ("`-''-/").___..--''"`-._
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1601 15th St. (_Y_.)' ._ ) `._ `. ``-..-'
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>>> "Henn, Layne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/31/08 1:49 PM >>>
We are trying to standardize on a projector to put in classrooms.
* I have gotten opinions from some teachers around our district,
but for the most part, they aren't picky, they just want the bulbs to
last forever.
* It seems to me that 2 video inputs is a very nice feature, for
switching between computer and doc. cam or other source.
* A VGA video input is nice as well as Svideo (although I've
never seen it used) for DVD/VCR or video cameras
* What other features do you folks look at when purchasing
projectors? For the most part, they won't be mounted. Is there a
specific brand that bulbs are more reasonable on?
* Is anyone using wireless connections to projectors
successfully? We have a few, but the wireless network (internet)
connection is given up when connecting to the wireless proj. Teachers
don't like that.
* As always, price is a factor, but it seems that most of these
manufacturers are making money on the bulbs, warranties and not the
projector itself.
Layne A. Henn
712.224.7423
<http://www.siouxcityschools.org/>
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