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Panasonic PT-LB20SU

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speedfrk

Discussion Starter · Dec 26, 2005

I did a search and didn't find anything on this projector... Can someone tell me if this is a good deal for the 800.00 price? Looks like it has some decent specs, but I'm definately no expert.

Manufacturer - Panasonic

Weight - 4.6 lb

Color Support - 16.7 Million Colors (24-bit)

Standard Warranty - 3 Year(s) Limited

Manufacturer Part Number - PT-LB20SU

Brightness - 2000 Lumens

Manufacturer Website Address - www.panasonic.com

Lamp Type - 155W UHM

Display Modes - 800 x 600 SVGA Native

Display Modes - 1600 x 1200 UXGA Supported

Lamp Life - 3000 Hour(s) Maximum

Projection Distances - 3.61ft to 36.09ft

Diagonal Image Size - 33" to 300"

Video Signal - NTSC

Video Signal - NTSC 4.43

Video Signal - PAL

Video Signal - PAL-M

Video Signal - PAL-N

Video Signal - PAL-60

Video Signal - SECAM

Video Signal - HDTV

Product Name - PT-LB20SU Mobile Projector

Interfaces - 1 x Video HD DB-15 Input

Interfaces - 1 x Video HD DB-15 IN/OUT

Interfaces - 1 x Composite Video RCA Input

Interfaces - 1 x S-Video 4-pin mini-DIN Input

Interfaces - 2 x Audio RCA (Left/Right) Input

Interfaces - 1 x RS-232C 8-pin mini-DIN

Zoom - 3x Digital Zoom

Zoom - Manual Zoom

Product Type - LCD Mobile Projector

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· #2 · Dec 26, 2005

speedfrk,

Not really supposed to discuss price on the forum, but we should still be able to help you out. I would steer you away from that model.

There are some very attractive HD projectors a little more than that after rebate available today. I would take a look at them.

Feel free to PM or e-mail me, if you need help getting pointed in the right direction.

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speedfrk

Discussion Starter · #3 · Dec 26, 2005

OK, sorry about the price thing... I want something that will work well with my HTPC which has an ATI HDTV wonder and a 9700pro video card. Since I'm going to watch HD on it, I want something better than an 800x600 projector I guess. Any suggestions would be great since there are so many options available.

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· #4 · Dec 26, 2005

This year there are some pretty exciting thigs going on. You have the Sanyo Z4, and the Panasonic ae900. Those two, I think, are the two most commly talked about projectors revently. You'll find alot on the InFocus 4805, but I would either hold off for their new HD offerings, or grab up one of the models that is being faded out (SP5000 is a great example).

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SKoprowski

· #5 · Dec 28, 2005

Thing to consider is warranty- The Panazip that comes with their business projectors is excellent.

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