The lamp life is only half the LP350. Lamps are about $370 here, don't know about European prices. I have had my LP340 for less than a month and have 60 hours on it so lamp life is very important. I could not determine if the LP 335 has the video processor that the LP340/350 have. It appears to be mostly a small, light weight presentation machine.
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InFocus LP 335 vs LP350
What is the difference between this two projectors? Is it only a more powerfull lamp ?
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What is the difference between this two projectors? Is it only a more powerfull lamp ?
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The lamp life for the LP530 is 2000 hours, the same as the LP350. See:
http://www.infocus.com/projectors/index.asp?proj=lp530 http://www.infocus.com/projectors/index.asp?proj=lp350
Also, the LP530 uses the new Faroudja video processing chip, perhaps the best on the market. I don't think Infocus ever disclosed what video processing chip the LP350 uses.
From the specs on paper, the LP530 seems much improved over the LP350, both for business and HT use.
Ross.
http://www.infocus.com/projectors/index.asp?proj=lp530 http://www.infocus.com/projectors/index.asp?proj=lp350
Also, the LP530 uses the new Faroudja video processing chip, perhaps the best on the market. I don't think Infocus ever disclosed what video processing chip the LP350 uses.
From the specs on paper, the LP530 seems much improved over the LP350, both for business and HT use.
Ross.
I am sorry, I thought we were referring to the LP 335 model.
Infocus told me that the 340/350 use the Genesis chips. These are used in some progressive-scan DVD players. The product manager also told me that they reviewed all options before selecting the Sage/Faroudja chips for the new 530.
I do not know which set the 335 has BTW. While I have not seen the 335, reps have told me that it looks very similar to the 350.
I do not know which set the 335 has BTW. While I have not seen the 335, reps have told me that it looks very similar to the 350.
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On 530: Really? Why? More lumens with the same contrast sounds like a bust to me. The LP350 did not need grayer blacks. The internal scaler is already good. I'm not unhappy about the sage chip, but also not overwhelmed. Sounds like mostly a marketing play to me.
On 335: Sorry, no idea http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/frown.gif
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| Originally posted by Ross Cutler: From the specs on paper, the LP530 seems much improved over the LP350, both for business and HT use. Ross. |
On 335: Sorry, no idea http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/frown.gif
--Les
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530 also has gamma and color adjustments. I played around with them a bit, but with bad lighting.
530 also has gamma and color adjustments. I played around with them a bit, but with bad lighting.
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