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Home Theater Projector Reviews

Home Theater Projector Reviews

Can anyone help me connect ps3 to projector?

hey I just picked up my ps3 and need help to hook my Dell projector. here is a link to the projector that displays an image of the back ... The http://reviews.cnet.com/home-theater-projectors/dell-1200mp-dlp-projector/4505-7858_7-31890360.html?tag=also I get projector cable channels in HD, so I do not see why I can not do the same with my PS3. I'm a little technologically ignorant so any help is appreciated. sorry I mistakenly gave the wrong link. My projector has the same inputs, but it definitely supports high definition. Here is the correct link ... http://www.projectorcentral.com/Dell-1100MP.htm

Hey I see yellow jack in the picture I think you can use that, but will not give you maximum results. Besides playing through projector PS3 is expensive in cost. (Bulb projector usually represent 2000-3000 hours) and the price is not cheap source over $ 100.

help choosing a projector!?

I'm looking for a home theater projector (~ $ 1500 or less wide) for my pool house. The building is the size of a large living room, and there is a long window. The most important thing I've found, is that you probably want something thats quite bright, a lot of lumens (3000 is needed?). I chose two that might work, but since there are so many, I really do not know where to start, but I've been watching some reviews on cnet .. 1. http://reviews.cnet.com/home-theater-projectors/dell-2400mp-dlp-projector/4505-7858_7-31878925.html?ttag=rev_spon_prod February. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824248056

There are plenty of multimedia / presentation projectors have more lumens high, but typically less than ideal for home theater use. They use ratios 4:3 and usually have a count of 1024 x 768 pixels or 800 x 600 which are lower to HD 720p or 1080p. They can be your most affordable option but only as most home theater projector will not more than 2000 lumens and be under 1500. You could go with one of these and use a high gain screen. A high-gain gray screen would be best when you have more ambient light in your room. Of course, so you're talking about a screen that can cost as much as the projector. You may have a gray screen to aid levels in black anyway. Ultimately if you're going to have an image with poor contrast washed out, unless you're watching movies at night. Take care, about buying some blackout blinds or heavy curtains for your windows?

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Sony BRAVIA VPL-VW70 Full HD 1080p 3 SXRD VW Series Home Theater Projector List Price: $5,999.99 Sale Price: $5,999.00 You save: $0.99 (%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days See Reviews For This Product Description Recreate the movie theater experience in the comfort of your own home with the Sony VPL-VW70 BRAVIA SXRD 1080p Home Cinema Projector, which combines three SXRD micro-displays with a specially developed ARC-F (All Range Crisp Focus) lens and powerful BRAVIA Engine 2 digital video processor to deliver stunning Full HD 1080p resolution video on a scale no flat panel HDTV can match. Anamorphic Zoom Mode, works with an optional anamorphic lens, taking full advantage of panel resolution and screen size for a true cinema experience. And, with whisper-quiet operation, you can enjoy your movies without the distraction of unwanted fan noise. Features Full HD 1080p with 3 SXRD 1920x1080 Panels Up to 60,000:1 Contrast Ratio (Advanced Iris On) Brightness of 800 ANSI lumens 200W Ultra-High-Pressure Lamp BRAVIA Engine 2 fully digital video processing