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Sharp PG-D40W3D DLP Projector is Ready for All Need

Tuesday, April 10th, 2012
Sharp PG-D40W3D DLP Projector

Sharp PG-D40W3D DLP Projector

This Sharp PG-D40W3D is 3D ready projectors that offer WXGA (1280 x 800) native resolution and 4000 ANSI Lumens with brilliant color in DLP technology.  Incorporating DLP Link technology this projector enables delivers us a high quality 3D projection from a single projector. In addition to operating as a traditional “2D” projector, this future-proof model projects stunning 3D imagery which appears to come to life. It has unique combination of high brightness as I write in 4000 ANSI lumens, image quality, 3D versatility and reliability makes the HD compatible in this projector ideal for permanent installations. (more…)

ViewSonic PJD6253 3D Ready DLP Projector

Saturday, March 24th, 2012
Viewsonic PJD6253 3D Ready DLP Projector

Viewsonic PJD6253 3D Ready DLP Projector

ViewSonic does its good innovation and development in 3D Ready DLP projector. It is a strong projector and to know that we should take care of its high specification. It uses Ethernet technology, XGA graphic mode, and HDMI. It has 4500 hours normal mode lamp life and 6000 hours economy mode lamp life. With 3500 lumens standard mode brightness, it combined in 4000:1 contrast ratio in 1920 x 1080 maximum resolutions. There are also VGA and HDTV video signal standard. It is a good vertical keystone correction -40°/+40° with output scan format 720p. (more…)

How to Increase Projector Lumens

Monday, June 27th, 2011

Lumens measure the brightness of projectors. Projectors come with an assigned level of lumens, with the brightest, or highest lumen, projectors being the most expensive. As projector bulbs age, their brightness can decrease as much as 80 percent — before the bulbs burn out. While increasing the lumens of a projector beyond its rated brightness is not possible, you can reduce the number of lumens lost by bulb age. (more…)

How to Compare DLP Projectors

Friday, April 1st, 2011

DLP (short for digital light protection) is a type of projector that is typically used in high-end home theater setups. It allows you to project a fully high-definition, 1080p-resolution image onto a screen. If you’re in the market for a new DLP projector, there are a few things you’re going to want to think closely about to ensure that you’re going to spend your money on something worthwhile. (more…)

How to Select DLP Digital Projectors

Monday, March 28th, 2011

A DLP digital projector is used to reproduce video contents in a larger scale (either on a projector screen or clean, white surface). Many different DLP projectors are available, so if you are in the market for a new device, you need to compare all the options available to you. Doing so ensures you purchase the best DLP projector available for use. (more…)