The reviews at projectorcentral.com
are very useful.
Jeff Kreines
Kinetta
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Beamer's are so cheap not like 15 years ago ? sony make good one also get
2nd hand , most all it's the lamp and how long it's has !
On Sat, Jan 25, 2014 at 8:46 PM, Isaac Brooks wrote:
> +1 on Epson. My partner and I have a Powerlite 78, purchased in 2010.
> Resolution is OK. I'd think that by n
+1 on Epson. My partner and I have a Powerlite 78, purchased in 2010.
Resolution is OK. I'd think that by now you could get a better one for what
we paid 4 years ago (600 usd, about). What has impressed me most about it
is the build quality and the absolute lack of any issues.
For solid group view
My parents have one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/Epson-V11H562020-PowerLite-Cinema-Projector/dp/B00EU9V3VW/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1390677818&sr=8-6&keywords=1080+projector
It's surprisingly good. Color is fine, image is very sharp, and it's under
1K. Their screen is about 10' wide, native 1.85
I'm not up on the latest projector technology. I'm wondering-if/hoping-that
technical advances have created an answer to the question above.
Historically, you could divide video projectors into three types:
1. LCD: bright, with vivid but typically wildly inaccurate color rendition —
both in hue
