Hello.
I had another thread not too long ago about my Infocus X1 that isn't working properly, and I've now decided to just give it up and buy a new one.
I hadn't planned on spending more than about $2000, but I've had some recommendations on the X10 and W5000, and I'm tempted to put in the extra cash to get either one of those.
I see a lot of people recommending the W5000, and I asked a friend that knows a good deal more than me. I've got a pretty small room, and the length from the pj to the screen is about 125" (possibly a little more, can't remember), and he said the W5000 needs long throwing distance. My screen is 70" and the calculator I tried said the image size would be about 72", so I can't see why it wouldn't work?
Also cause of the limited space in my room I had to put the screen quite high on the wall, and the length from the pj (ceiling mounted) to the top of the screen is about 12". Will this cause any problems? I know the X10 has keystone, hopefully the W5000 does as well?
Thanks in advance
I had another thread not too long ago about my Infocus X1 that isn't working properly, and I've now decided to just give it up and buy a new one.
I hadn't planned on spending more than about $2000, but I've had some recommendations on the X10 and W5000, and I'm tempted to put in the extra cash to get either one of those.
I see a lot of people recommending the W5000, and I asked a friend that knows a good deal more than me. I've got a pretty small room, and the length from the pj to the screen is about 125" (possibly a little more, can't remember), and he said the W5000 needs long throwing distance. My screen is 70" and the calculator I tried said the image size would be about 72", so I can't see why it wouldn't work?
Also cause of the limited space in my room I had to put the screen quite high on the wall, and the length from the pj (ceiling mounted) to the top of the screen is about 12". Will this cause any problems? I know the X10 has keystone, hopefully the W5000 does as well?
Thanks in advance
