Projector Review

The NEC VT470 is the ultimate solution to project in schools/education at the best price performance ratio. With a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels and a light intensity of 2,000 ANSI lumens, it is the best presentation partner for schools and medium sized companies. The various connectivity options (incl. RGB-out) and the short throw lenses are only some advantages of the VT470. The auto keystone correction of +-30? brings the picture always into the right shape, if the projector has to project up or down in a certain angle to the wall, without any manual adjustment.

The VT470 is almost noiseless with its 30 db and therefore highly recommended for classrooms, small meeting rooms. One of the new features is the manual wall color correction, that adapts the colors so that the presentation always looks bright, even if you project on a chalk board or colored wall. To save costs on the lamps the VT470 has an eco mode that extends the lamp life up to 3.000 hrs. and in addition an off timer to shut down the projector automatically after a certain time.

Technical Details
800 x 600 resolution, 400:1 contrast ratio
Maximum 2,000 ANSI lumens of brightness
Simple color-coded connections for all sources
PC, NTSC, PAL, SECAM, HDTV signals
Remote mouse receiver; 2-year warranty

Customer Review: Good experience

I had bought the same product some days before and I had a bad experience, but they refunded and I buy it again in other Amazon store. This time the product was shipped on time and in good conditions. I think that maybe they make mistakes but also have an excellent customer service.

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Hitachi's new ED-X8250 projector produces clear, bright images from a compact unit using 3LCD technology. This unit is designed for education use and offers easy maintenance and security features to protect your property from theft.The ED-X8250 is supplied with an additional, limited function Teacher's Remote Control for use in the classroom. This remote control is provided with an anchor point, so the unit can be secured to prevent accidental removal or loss. The projector weighs less than 3Kg, and provides the preferred brightness for use in schools and colleges, in addition to easy access lamp replacement and filter cleaning while installed.

Details
Model: ED-X8250
Item Package Quantity: 1
Hardware Platform: PC
Display: LCD projector
Form Factor: Portable
Maximum Image Size: 300 inches
Display Color Support: 24-bit (16.7 million colors)
Display Resolution Maximum: 1024 x 768
Image Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Image Brightness: 2000 ANSI lumens
Minimum Screen Distance: 3 feet
Maximum Screen Distance: 37 feet
Lamp: UHB
Audio Output Type: Speaker(s)
Width: 12 inches
Depth: 9.8 inches
Height: 3.4 inches
Weight: 6.4 pounds

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InFocus LP70+ -- This powerful, portable 2.4 pound multimedia projector gives new meaning to the concept of travelling lightly. Its ultra-light design lets you set up a meeting practically anywhere -- even in an office cubicle! Contrast ratio - 1400 - 1 Zoom lens with manual focus and manual zoom adjustment Projection distances - 1.5m to 10.0m Intelligent electronics -- sensors detect ambient room light & automatically optimize image Projector Manager Software -- control projector directly from your PC, adjust settings or change your presentation, all without distracting the audience Dimensions - 2.58H x 7.8W x 6.1L Weight - 2.4 pounds Includes wireless remote, USB & composite video cables, lens cap & more Two years limited warranty.

Product Features
0.7-inch DMD DDR projection technology
1,024 x 768 XGA native resolution
High 1,100:1 contrast ratio, 1,400 lumens of brightness
Switchable 4:3, 16:9 aspect ratios; manual zoom and focus
1-watt speaker, remote control, 2-year warranty

Technical Details
Data compatibility: VGA through SXGA, 1152, Macintosh
Display type: DLP by Texas Instruments: 0.7” XGA DMD DDR
Native resolution: XGA (1024 x 768)
Contrast ratio: 1100:1, full on/full off
Brightness: 1400 max ANSI lumens
Aspect ratio: 4:3 (standard); 16:9 video, data

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Customer Review: Great mobile projector.

This is a great little projects if you travel. I use it teaching classes at my university as a backup when the room projector doesn't work. It's so portable you don't mind throwing it in your case with your laptop. On the road I take it even when there is supposed to be a projector, for those cases when the site projector is old or on the fritz.

Customer Review: LP70+

I bought this projector for business presentations. It is very small and light weight. The first one I had failed immediately. The power supply was bad. I sent it to the repair facility in Louisville, KY. After a month they were still waiting for parts so they replaced it. The second time I used the new one it went dark midway through a presentation. It worked fine after I let it cool off. I really like the small size and power of the unit. I just hope that mine is an isolated case.

Whether you're presenting or simply capturing information in a group meeting, you won't want to be without the InFocus LP70+. 1,400 powerful lumens flood any room with brilliant color and unparalleled clarity. Integrated data, video, and audio yield a projector that's ready to make your multimedia presentation larger than life.

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Powerful and Efficient, the "Educator Series" XR-20S Projector features 2300 ANSI Lumens and SVGA Native Resolution. Utilizing the latest Texas Instruments DDR DLP display technology with 3x speed, 4-segment color wheel in conjunction with TrueVision (DDP2000) image processing ensures superior color quality, brightness and reliability. Multiple ultra-quiet cooling fans, along with extended lamp life, makes the projector an ideal choice for extended-use operation. And a full complement of inputs and outputs (including RGB-loop through, stereo variable audio line-output and RS-232C) makes the projector ideal not only for "portable" use, but for higher-end integration as well.

Product Features
6 x 4 segment color wheel
DTV/HDTV compatibility
Full Function Remote
Portable size & weight (8.6 lbs)
Auto Digital Keystone correction

Technical Details
Model: XR20S
Item Package Quantity: 1
Hardware Platform: PC, Mac
Display: DLP projector
Form Factor: Portable
Minimum Image Size: 3.3 feet
Maximum Image Size: 25 feet
Display Resolution Maximum: 800 x 600
Image Aspect Ratio: 16:9, 4:3
Image Brightness: 2300 ANSI lumens
Audio Output Type: Speaker(s)
Width: 12.4 inches
Depth: 11.6 inches
Height: 4.7 inches
Weight: 8.6 pounds


Customer Review: Good Product

I bought this machine for my classroom and it works great. It set up easy- I didn't need to use the directions to get it working. I plugged it into the wall and hooked the cable up to my ibook and turned it on, hit enter and it was running. I run the machine with all of my overhead florescent lights in my class on and the clarity of the picture is great. I have not tried viewing video on it, yet, which is why I only gave four stars. I did my homework before buying this machine, and given the opportunity would purchase it again.
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Designed for use with all front projecting LCD and DLP projectors / Wall and Ceiling mount / Wide Viewing / 4:3 Format Easy, pull-down system locks at intervals for a variety of projection sizes.

The Optoma manual wall and ceiling pull down screens are ideal for meeting rooms, classrooms and home environments. The stylish case design allows flush mounting to the ceiling or wall. An easy, pull-down system locks at intervals to fit a variety of projection formats.

*Ideal for meeting rooms, classrooms, and home environments
*84-inch diagonal screen, 4:3 standard aspect ratio
*50.4-by-67.2-inch viewing area
*Stylish case design for flush mounting to ceiling or wall
*Easy, pull-down system locks at intervals for a variety of projection sizes

Customer Review: the replacement works I got the screen but at first it doesn't retract at all. the worse thing is that the screen fell out of the enclosure within 2 days. luckily I bought it from amazon so I got a replacement within a few days. The replacement works perfectly, I can easily retract it completely . I bought the cheap optoma ep716, so this is more than enough for the SVGA projector. The result is pretty bright and clear picture and I am happy with it. I only give it 4 star since it failed me once.

Customer Review: basic screen - you get what you paid

Got excited to find this screen shipped at such a good price. Received brand new in factory perfect box. Well packed. The box and screen are labeled "Panoview". The hanging components are the same of some other "no name" brand that I found on eBay. Still price was cheaper than eBay. The screen material feels like rubberized, so I guess you can make good on cleaning with a damp cloth. The screen has a 2" black frame literally painted on top of the screen. The screen material is thick, so it doesn't feel like it will tear easily.

It reminds me of the plastic used to cover a picnic table. The mechanism makes it easy to pull down and fix it at any length you want. It will stay. My problem has been to find an easy way of making it roll up all the way. I found that the easiest way to store, is to pull the screen all the way out, give it a quick tug and let it roll quickly, keeping control of the pull-handle at all times so it doesn't crash at the top. For me it was very easy to install hanging from the ceiling.

You can also fasten to a wall by putting two screws almost all the way. The plastic end covers of the screen have slots that lock on the screw heads. Image reflection from my Infocus X1 looks good from many angles, even during daylight but no direct sun. An affordable screen is what I was looking for and I can live with it. I would spend more money on a better screen, if this was not my first home theater "system".