I'd probably go for the Sony as well. The Infocus throws a gorgeous image! The Iris is the weak point. If it had the Iris of the Sony . I'd choose it over the Sony all day long.
Quote:Originally Posted by DaGamePimp Indeed, I certainly hope I never have to use it but BenQ does not have the greatest reputation regarding reliability so...
Besides that the odds of me having this pj for 3 years is slim based...
Quote:Originally Posted by DaGamePimp Regarding the HD33 vs w1070 comparison, I have calibrated an HD33 and while it performs well, in my honest opinion based upon both in non ideal rooms, it does not best the w1070 over-all (had I...
Quote:Originally Posted by coderguy Yah, far too much orange. That's why comparison pics are useless in general, except for fun...
Yeah the Caucasians in the photo look like they all have spray on tans! lol
Quote:Originally Posted by jimmy12 Mitsubishi may need to beef up their publication review efforts, but I dont think that just because they reused the same template ad and had a few oversights during the review process that it means...
Quote:Originally Posted by jimmy12 I agree, the Sony sounds like the most versatile unit this year and I'd probably love it. My concerns with it as I mentioned are of course the initial cost. With 4k likely to slowly start trickling...
Quote:Originally Posted by Willie Currently I have both the BenQ W1070 and the Sharp 30K in my theater. I have auto-calibrated both with Chromapure and a Lumagen.
My take:
In a blind test of 2D movie viewing, 3D movie viewing,...