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Sony VPL-HW30AES 1080p 3D Projector Review
After TVs, it’s the turn of projectors to offer a 3D compatibility. Sony leads all other manufacturers by introducing the VPL-HW30. With an introductory price of $4000, this new kid is positioned between the VPL-HW20 and VPL-HW90.
The VPL-HW30AES is Sony’s addition to an ever-growing and competitive field of sub-$5,000 3D projectors. With an MSRP of $3,999, the VPL-HW30AES falls in the middle of this genre – a step up from the Epson Home Cinema 3010 and Optoma HD33 and a step down from the JVC DLA-X3 and Optoma HD8300. This 1080p projector uses SXRD technology, which is Sony’s version of LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon). In the specs department, it claims a 70,000:1 dynamic...
Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 710HD Home Theater Projector
If you want to put a projector in your life, then this new Epson’s device from PowerLite range is your friend. Designed for those who come for the first time to the world of projectors, the Epson Home Cinema 710HD is a multipurpose machine that will serve you well to watch your favorite movies, and to play a few games in the XBox 360.
Epson launches a new home theater projector, the PowerLite Home Cinema 710HD with an affordable price. The new projector has a sleek and compact design and comes in white. It uses Epson’s 3LCD 3-chip technology and delivers 1280x720p resolution, 3000:1 contrast ratio, and up to 2800 lumens of color and white light output. The projector is easy to set-up...
Epson PowerLite X15 Multimedia Projector
Epson unveiled its new multimedia projector: the PowerLite X15.
It replaces the PowerLite 92, and delivers bright images with white light output and advanced connectivity. Priced at just $599, the projector supports a native resolution of 1024 x 768 (XGA), a 3000 lumens of brightness, an HDMI port, built-in 2 Watts speaker, dual VGA ports and a 3-in-1 USB Plug ‘n Play instant setup.
The projector has a 1.2 times optical zoom and a lamp life of up to 5000-hour. Additionally, the Epson PowerLite X15 uses the 3LCD technology for brighter colors and less power consumption than DLP projectors.+
The EPSON PowerLite X15 will be available in May 2012 for $600.
Epson PowerLite X15 Specifications:
3LCD™...
Acer H9500BD 1080p Projector Review
There are 5 different ranges of Acer’s home cinema projectors, and series 9 represents the high end models. The H9500BD is a DLP projector that displays a Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) and 3D compatibility.
Pros
Picture quality in 2D and 3D
Two HDMI inputs
No crosstalk in 3D
Lens-shift
Cons
Makes a high-pitched whistling sound
Unsophisticated remote
Rainbow effect visible in scenes with a lot...
Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010e 3D Projector Review
The floodgates have begun to open in the world of “entry-level” 3D front projectors. When I reviewed the JVC DLA-X3 back in July, the only other sub-$5,000 models were the Sharp XV-Z17000 and Sony VPL-HW30ES (reviews coming on both of those, by the way). Since then, Optoma, Panasonic, Mitsubishi, and Epson have all entered the fray. In fact, Optoma and Epson have already redefined...
Optoma HD23: Full HD Home Theater Projector
Optoma launches its new HD23, a Full HD home entertainment projector based on DLP display technology. The HD23 delivers 1920×1080 Full HD images with 2500 ANSI lumens brightness and up to 5000:1 contrast ratio, and 500:1 ANSI contrast. The projector features the BrilliantColor multi-color processing technology to bring vibrant colors.
The Optoma HD23 offers up to 4000 hours of lamp life. It has...
Optoma HD8300 3D DLP Front Projector Review
Optoma is probably better known for affordability than outright performance. This is why projectors such as Optoma’s HD33 at $1,499 retail have been their bread and butter for years – surpassed only by their educational and business offerings. So it begs the question, what is a value-oriented brand like Optoma thinking by releasing a performance driven front projector such ...
Sharp XV-Z30000 3D HD DLP Home Theater Projector
Sharp strikes again by showing off their latest 3D DLP projector at CES 2012, the XV-Z30000.
It features 50,000:1 contrast ratio an 1600 ANSI lumens brightness, and is equipped with Sharp’s proprietary digital image ICs to reproduce high quality 3D picture with low cross talk and flicker. The projector also has control function with Creston, Control 4, AMX, and RS 232C port and LAN control via...
