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Quote:Originally Posted by invadergir There is another device called a Gefen (at least for my chain) that works as a HDMI input that connects to our sound rack and DVI out to the projector (Christie) Single link DVI and HDMI are the...
Quote:Originally Posted by OzzieP No HDMI input? How can I make this work in my bedroom then. It's has DVI
If it's 2D alone, I'd say the JVC X35 is the better choice. I think that the Mitsubishi HC5 is a better value and puts out a better picture than the HW50ES and costs quite a bit less. They're starting to become harder and harder to find...
Quote:Originally Posted by airscapes A new HP screen will cost you close to a grand.. I waited 3 years watching craigs list to find that one I have.. The pulldown versions cost considerably less. Unless you have a 100% dedicated...
The company was bought a number of years ago. Their last major home theater projector was the IN83. Since then the market as a whole has shifted towards cheaper DLP units and that was never a part of the market InFocus home theater...
Quote:Originally Posted by rabident Anyone know the difference between the 0.95" consumer chips vs the 0.98" cinema chips? Is the only difference the resolution or are they completely different chips following different technology...
The newer style JVC chassis is roughly the same length as the NuVision, but about about 2/3 as tall and 2/3 as wide. Roughly as big as the HC-5 but more boxy and a little less imposing. I don't know if you've seen any of these but...
I never said no benefit. I said for full benefit you need that size or larger.
Yeah, it's very large. The second largest I've owned. The NuVision ProVu P2 is even larger! (If you can imagine) Would you mind posting a picture of some text? I'm curious how yours came converged.
Yes, without BC, even if you manage close to 600 calibrated lumens on the Panasonic, which would be very difficult, the BenQ still has over 700 more lumens to play with. If he had an ND filter I think he could use it to get much better...
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