Projector DLP 1080P
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Projector DLP 1080P
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Optoma H Series 1080p DLP Projector With 1200 Lumens – Model HD803 Home Theater Projectors $5,499.95 1920 x 1080p pixel resolutionHDTV 1080p native resolution8000:1 contrast ratio3-stage video processing system offers powerful and personalized adjustment options16:9 native aspect ratio, fully automatic 2.35:1 with anamorphic lensHDMI, DVI-HDCP, component, composite, +12V trigger, RS-232 and S-Video outputPC and Macintosh compatible16″ W x 4 5/8″ H x 12 3/16″ DIncludes remote… |
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Optoma HD20 High Definition 1080p DLP Home Theater Projector (Grey) $999.99 When it comes to presentations and projecting your ideas to a crowd of people, trust Optoma to deliver the image. Connect a computer or a TV tuner or another Video device and view images as large as 300 inches (measured diagonally) in up to 16:9 widescreen and 1080p. the HD20 from Optoma makes projected imaging brighter and more versatile than ever. The Optoma HD20 brings a new level of flexibilit… |
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BenQ W6000 1080p DLP Projector $3,499.00 The W6000 is home projection at its best, incorporating top technologies for luxury, cinema-class entertainment at home. Engineered with Texas Instruments’ DLP technology, W6000 delivers outstanding HD cinematic enjoyment via advanced BrilliantColor processing, high brightness, and high contrast ratios.The BenQ W6000 offers the highest standard of cinema class viewing. From HDTV or blu-ray DVD to … |
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Mitsubishi HC3800 1080p Home Theater DLP Projector $1,499.99 Finally, an affordable Full HD projector that delivers eye-popping images and action like you’ve never before seen in the comfort of your own living room! Movies, TV programs and games can be projected larger than life, with sharp, vivid colors, and great image depth for the ultimate home viewing experience.The HC3800 high definition projector features a digital micromirror device (DMD) that enabl… |
Why is my Mitsubishi 65″ 1080p DLP flickering?
It does it through the DirecTV, PS2, PS3/BluRay, X360, DVD player, and my VHS. So it’s not the way it is hooked up. Best Buy (TV salesperson) says it’s either the motherboard or the projector bulb. But I could tell the guy had about as much of a clue as I did… I have the 4 year extended service plan so whatever it is its covered under warranty, but before i schedule them to come to my house i want to know what’s wrong with it and how long i’ll be without my TV. Its baseball’s post-season, and the heart of college football and the NFL, so there’s NO WAY i can go without for more than a couple of days… And before anybody bashes DLP or rear projectors let me just say that in 1080p format, there is nothing better for the price, and 50″ 1080p plasma looks tiny in comparison for 3x the price. Considering there is no burn-in problems or glare off of windows like with plasmas…
Bulb is a possibility, but probably rare if it isn’t at least a year or two old.
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