What is the difference between the Benw w7000+ and the w7000? I can only find the w7000+ for sale in Australia, and Benq no longer has an active listing for the w7000+.
I can only give you anecdotal evidence, but I just switched from a Carada Brilliant White 1.3 to a new High Power in a room with no light control and the difference is shocking. Projector is 3 feet above our head and I'm cannot believe...
I have a 120" 1.85:1 brilliant white Carada (1.3 gain) in my living room which has absolutely no light control and a massive bay window that runs the length of the 20' room. Main viewing is 20' from the screen with the projector 3' above...
I have a 120" screen in my non-light-controlled living room and a 144" scope screen in my theater. For a dedicated theater, I'd never consider anything else but a front projector. For a living room with windows, cream walls, and the...
I can't see any chance of replacing my theater projector with a flat screen LCD. On the other hand, if someone would come out with a 100" LCD/Plasma/Whatever flat screen for under $10k I'd immediately swap it out for my projector in my...
I just set up my W6000 that's replacing a Sim2 C3X1080p in my living room (which was only there temporarily after my Infocus 7777 broke). I can't get text on the screen to be crisp. I focus as best I can and the text on screen is still...
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Originally Posted by Nujacc
If the 85" Panasonic Plasma(TH-85VX200) Cost $30k, weighs 270lbs, and consumes 1400W of power, what makes you think they can magically, produce a 100" Plasma for $10k, I doubt you can even sell a...
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Originally Posted by rogo
Bigger Panasonic plasmas.
Hope that includes some 100" plasmas for under $10k. I'd happily take that in one of those Sharp Elite LCDs too.
Will we see a 1500+ lumen LED DLP projector for under 20k in 2012? This current round of LEDs just don't have enough brightness for either my ambient-light challenged 120" screen in my living room, nor my 144" screen in my theater....
