Projector 1080
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 RF Coax Cable TV To HDMI DVI Video Audio Demodulator  US $148.00
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 1 In 2 Out VGA Over CAT5 Extender Splitter 1900x1200 US $136.00
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 DVI D Digital To VGA RGBHV Format Converter US $96.00
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 Promethean PRM 30A 2500 ANSI Lumens LCD Projector 1280 x 800 5001 WXGA US $644.84
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 Promethean PRM 30A 2500 ANSI Lumens LCD Projector 1280 x 800 5001 WXGA US $728.12
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 NEW SANYO 610 336 5404 Projector Replacement Lamp US $154.99
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 NEW OPTOMA SP83C01G001 BL FS300B Projector Lamp US $153.99
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 Long Range VGA Video Audio Extender Splitter 1900x1200 Pixels US $136.00
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 Professional VGA Video Extender W Stereo Audio Over CAT5 CAT6 US $99.50
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 InFocus LP630 LCD Projector US $995.00
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 1 In 2 Out VGA Balun VGA Extender Splitter 1900x1200 US $136.00
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 REFURBISHED Avermedia VSV355AFR Document Camera US $349.34
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 PLUS Projector Replacement Lamps Bulbs V series UP series U2 series US $50.00
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 1 In 2 Out VGA CAT5 CAT6 Extender Splitter W Audio US $136.00
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 All In 1 Pro VGA Component RGB HD Video Audio Switch US $98.00
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 VGA Video Extender W Stereo Audio Over CAT5 CAT6 US $99.50
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 SD To DVI HDMI Video Scaler With Coax Cable TV Tuner US $148.00
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 NEW Sony LMP H201 Replacement Lamp VPL HW10 VPL VW70 US $163.99
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 NEW PROJECTION DESIGN 400 0300 00 Replacement Lamp US $187.99
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 NEW Projector Lamp U3 130 for PLUS U3 1080 U3 1100 U3 810W U3 880 XPPU002 US $160.99
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 Epson V13H010L39 Projector Lamp US $321.00
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 NEW Projector Lamp ELPLP39 for Epson Ensemble HD 1080 ELPHC200 XPEP024 US $161.99
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 NEW Projector Lamp 400 0401 00 for PROJECTION DESIGN F10 1080 XPPD003 US $178.99
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 EDIMAX HDMI VGA Wireless Projector Server Full HD for Projector WP S1100 NEW US $419.00
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 1 In 2 Out VGA Video Stereo Balun Extender Splitter US $136.00
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 DVI D HDMI To VGA RGBHV Format Converter 1600x1200 1080p US $96.00
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 DVI D To VGA RGBHV Component RGB Video Format Converter 1600x1200 1080p US $96.00
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 HD Component Video To VGA RGBHV Transcoder US $78.00
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 HDMI DVI D Digital To VGA Component Video Transcoder US $96.00
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 Digital DVI HDMI To VGA Component Video Format Transcoder US $96.00
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 NEW HITACHI DT00461 Projector Replacement Lamp XPHA011 US $142.99
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 EPSON ELPHB550 CEILING MOUNT FOR POWERLITE CINEMA 550 PROJECTOR US $270.00
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 Composite S Video Component VGA HDMI To HDMI Scaler US $235.00
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 Avermedia VISIONF50 AVerVision F50 Document Camera US $614.19
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 Professional VGA Video Balun CAT5 Extender With Stereo Audio US $99.50
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 REFURBISHED Avermedia VSSPB350R Document Camera US $368.10
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 Avermedia VISIONM50 AVerVision M50 Document Camera US $686.52
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 HD Component Video PC VGA RGBHV Video Scaler US $170.00
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 HDMI DVI D Digital To VGA Component Video Format Converter US $96.00
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 Digital DVI D to VGA Video Format Converter US $96.00
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 Hitachi CP X200 Projector US $350.00
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Panasonic PT-AE3000U 1080P HD Projector - (Replaces PT-AE2000U)
Panasonic PT-AE3000 Home Theater Projector
Panasonic again, which presents in addition to these plasmascreens projector, the PT-AE3000, offering a native resolution 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), 1600 lumens, a contrast ratio of 60000:1, technology Motion Picture Pro 100Hz , A 2.0x zoom to achieve a diagonal 120 "(with a decreasing from 3.6 to 7 meters, the settings being automatically), 3 HDMI inputs 1.3, 2 components, and an Eco mode. Again, it will be available from October.
Panasonic again, which presents in addition to these plasmascreens projector, the PT-AE3000, offering a native resolution 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), 1600 lumens, a contrast ratio of 60000:1, technology Motion Picture Pro 100Hz , A 2.0x zoom to achieve a diagonal 120 "(with a decreasing from 3.6 to 7 meters, the settings being automatically), 3 HDMI inputs 1.3, 2 components, and an Eco mode. Again, it will be available from October.
No price for it? (by the way, what's the price for a good HD video proj?)
And if not, it's really more interesting (outside the ten inches earned if one considers a diag 60 "- everyone did not back 7m) compared to a screen 50" HD which will probably be less expensive, less noisy and we must not change the bulb after 1000 use…
I refer of course to use home-cinema, TV 50 "with the advantage of being able to serve those who spend hours on a console and those who watch TV…
To have a home video projector get Panasonic PTAE 2000, I can assure you it is very quiet, and that the bulb is changed after more than 3000 hours of 1000.
No price for it? (by the way, what's the price for a good HD video proj?)
And if not, it's really more interesting (outside the ten inches earned if one considers a diag 60 "- everyone did not back 7m) compared to a screen 50" HD which will probably be less expensive, less noisy and we must not change the bulb after 1000 use…
I refer of course to use home-cinema, TV 50 "with the advantage of being able to serve those who spend hours on a console and those who watch TV…
To have a home video projector get Panasonic PTAE 2000, I can assure you it is very quiet, and that the bulb is changed after more than 3000 hours of 1000.
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Question on native resolution of DLP projectors...?
If a DLP projectors native output is 1300x1280 would it make a 1080 or even 480p image sharper then if it was on a projector with those specific outputs of resolution? I am thinking the more numbers of resolution the cleaner and sharper the image but it's still only gonna be as sharp as it's source, so it may not be needed for all those extra pixels.
A DLP projector of the resolution you specified is not a 1080p/i projector.
The max resolution it is capable of displaying in its entirety is 720p. The 720p resolution is 1280 x 720. Obviously, that projector can easily meet that resolution.
However, 1080i/p is 1920 x 1080. Your projector can not display this resolution fully and therefore is not capable of DISPLAYING 1080i or p. What will happen instead is the projector will accept incoming 1080i and sometimes p signals and scale them to the native resolution of the projector.
This brings us to your question. The higher resolution will help display 1080i/p sources closer to their intended resolution. It won't be full 1080 resolution but the extra lines of resolution do make for less interpolation needed.
When it comes to 720p sources, the extra pixels really don't help too much. Your projector will do its best converting to the native resolution but it won't net a noticeable increase in picture quality. The goal is to scale the image without creating noticeable anomalies such as "jaggies" in diagonal lines. Most projectors will do this decently enough.
