Pros: Price, price and price! Lightweight, easy to use. Cons:Rainbow or screen door effects might be a problem for some.
8/4 Note: I originally wrote this review on July 17th, 2003. It is now August 4th, 2003 and since my original review I have watched more than a dozen movies on our InFocus X1 projector. I began to notice the "Rainbow Effect" so many discussed ...
Pros: PRICE above all, brightness and picture quality, inputs, size, low noise Cons: Rainbow effect is noticeable, and to mitigate you must degrade overall picture quality
I've really enjoyed this projector since I bought it. I have it hooked up to a home entertainment PC, by the VGA cable, and DVDs, movie files, even web browsing and everything else look great on it. I just hooked up my wireless keyboard and mouse. All ...
Pros: Faroudja DCDi, 4000h lamp life, rock solid picture, quiet, front panel fan vent Cons: 2X speed color wheel, remote, weight
I wrote about this product once, and first I thought about simply revising my review, but then I felt like the new things I wanted to say were too important and more people should read them. It is getting harder to choose an entry level projector ...
Pros: A-m-a-z-i-n-g picture quality. Many projection options. BRIGHT! Cons: Not going to win any design awards. Generates a fair amount of heat.
We've been toying with the idea of a full-on home theater setup for ages and I thought I'd settled on a 52 inch Sony TV. My thinking was that projectors were simply too expensive and that they didn't have the resolution I needed. Well I spent some ...
Pros: Versatile, inexpensive entry level projector meets most home and small business needs Cons: Limited resolution (SVGA)
CHOOSING A PROJECTOR
Buying a projector can be a difficult prospect because it's so hard to find a retailer that carries several models that can be compared. Also, new buyers may not even know specifically what is needed for their...
Pros: Flexible! Handles most any TV/PC need. Love the cables, labeled and color-coded! Cons: No DVI port, HDTV cable was $14 extra.
My 32" Magnavox TV has been on the blink for years - it has been very good to me, but at some point I expect it to die suddenly - but when, I have no Idea. So moving to the next level. I did not want to overspend. That being said, what is ...
Pros: Crisp video image, vivid color and fantastic black level after tweaking the default settings. Cons: Minor quirks by design and possible rainbows. Personal preference for non-plastic build.
Decision to buy Currently I have a 30" widescreen Samsung Digital Enhanced Definition (16:9, 480p) CRT TV with which I enjoy watching DVD movies. I was looking to upgrade to one of the new Samsung DLP rear projection HDTVs, but the price point ...
Pros: Nice Picture, Easy Controls, Great price Cons: I could "pick" at minor things but why? Watch out for the "progressive thinking" :-)
To Start, I have never owned anything like this before. I have had this unit for about 3 months now and have almost 150 hours on it already! I got it mostly for Football this season!! (Go Ravens!) But a "Movie night" has now developed and the wife ...
Introduction A few years ago I decided that I wanted to upgrade from my old 26” RCA TV to something bigger, a lot bigger. That decision brought me to buying the 61” Panasonic PT-61HX40. At the time I was very impressed with the ...
Pros: Excellent value, good warranty, fine performance. Cons: For this price, there should be no complaints!
Hi everyone, Each year around this time, your old friend Sam gets into high tech gear and explores the latest gadgets out there. This year I wanted to add big screen video to our bedroom to take advantage of watching more of the many, many DVD's I ...
Pros: Now the plasma and rear projection sets on display in AV showrooms look tiny. Cons: My serious problem has been ground loop induced picture line rolling.
I had a 20" CRT on which I watched Comcast digital cable TV and VHS tapes. I watched an occasional DVD on my computer which has a 21" monitor - yes my computer screen was bigger than my TV. Both system had inexpensive but good multi speaker Cambridge ...
Pros: Best big screen for the money, hands down Cons: Occasionally distracting rainbow artifacts
I also read these reviews and bought this unit for about $800 after rebate. I also bought the DaLite Theater-Lite 80" portable screen. I can set up projector and screen in 2-3 minutes. When I am done I drop the screen and slide it behind the couch and ...
Pros: Value, picture, versatility, menu, brightness, size. Cons: I can not honestly think of any cons or issues I have with this projector.
I bought this projector around November 2003 and could not be happier with it. It is projected on a 7 foot by 8 foot homemade frame built from 1x3 pieces of wood and stretched muslin fabric which was primed and painted a few times with a flat white ...
Pros: Great picture quality, small, quiet, love it Cons: Low brightness
After trying out an older zenith projector the size of a small car, and a failed experiment with an inexpensive plasma tv, I gave the infocus x1 a try after reading a raft of positive reviews. Its exactly as good as its billing. Connecting my tivo ...
Infocus Corp InFocus Learn Big IN3106 Projector The InFocus IN3106 widescreen digital multimedia projector provides meeting room presenters with a WXGA-native projector to ideally match widescreen l...
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