Epson EH-TW3500 Projector Review

Epson EH-TW3500 Projector Review

One of the many Epson projectors currently on the market is the Epson EH-TW3500. This model can display 1800 ANSI lumens, a 36000:1 contrast ratio, and full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. Recently, the writers from Tone released their review of the TW3500. One of the first things they look at is the connection panel, which includes a composite, s-video, component, RGB, and dual HDMI ports. The writers also like the design of the TW3500 and think it has a stylish appearance that people enjoy. The writer didn’t have a lot of complaints about the projector and even concluded by stating, ‘In the 3500, Epson has a worthy successor to the excellent EMP-TW3000, except that the 3500 is superior in most respects, making it worthy of a very high recommendation. With its fine, no-fuss picture, this is yet another quality projector from Epson.’

(Via News at About Projectors.)

Optoma PK301 Projector Review

Optoma PK301 Projector Review

One of the many pico projectors that Optoma has is the PK301. This device features 50 ANSI lumens, a WVGA (854 x 480) resolution, and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. Today, the writers from Stuff.tv released their review of this pico projector. One of the first things that the writers commented on was the projector’s size. The projector measures 4.7’ x 1.2’ x 2.7’ (W x H x D) and weighs only half a pound. This allows the projector to be nicely tucked into a jacket pocket or a suit case. After turning the projector on, the writers noticed that the projector was impressively bright. They were able to create an image big enough to be suitable for most meeting rooms. However, the problem is that they noticed that the sharpness was not the best that it could be. This might be a problem for anyone who likes to use small text during their presentation. The writers were also not happy with the retail price. This price could be a lot less, they thought. One of the final comments they made was, ‘A vast improvement on its predecessor and still charmingly small, but a lack of brightness means it’s still restricted to a life in dark rooms’

[via Stuff.tv]

Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 8100 Projector Review

Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 8100 Projector Review

The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 8100 projector is one of the company’s best home theater models. It comes with full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, 1800 ANSI lumens, and a 36000:1 contrast ratio. Today, PC Magazine released their review of this device. The very first thing they mention is the retail price. The 8100 retails for $1499, which is incredibly inexpensive compared to other projectors of similar specifications. After looking at the device, the writers were happy with the dual HDMI ports that are part of the connection panel. The panel also includes a composite, s-video, component and a RGB connection as well. The writers were not terribly impressed with the image quality. They thought that it was ok for the price marked, but it wasn’t the best they have seen. However, they were happy to announce that they noticed no rainbow effect in any shape or form.

[via PC Magazine]

LG HS201G Projector Review

LG HS201G Projector Review

One of the latest projectors to come from LG is the HS201G. This projector features 200 ANSI lumens, a 2000:1 contrast ratio, and SVGA (800 x 600) resolution. Today, the writers from Tech2 released their review of this projector. The feature that sets the projector apart from the other pocket projectors is its FM radio transmission. This feature is designed to allow a user to play audio through an external radio. This not only reduces the projector’s size, but also allows the user to use any speaker system that has FM capabilities. Another feature that the writers liked was the user-friendly on screen menu. The menu includes a lot of screen adjustment features as well as image adjustment feature to ensure the best possible display. The final verdict that the writers made was, ‘Entry-level DLP projectors with a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels cost around Rs 32,000. But considering the portability and the host of features that this projector offers, Rs 48,000 is a good price. It carries a 2 year warranty and the LED lamp carries a warranty period of 90 days or 500 hours whichever is earlier. Unless you’re constrained by space we recommend this projector for those who are constantly on the move. It’s also a great device for vacations. Pack an external hard drive with movies, photos and music and carry it along with this projector for a great visual treat at the destination. If you want a projector for home, we suggest going in for a regular projector which will give you much better brightness and higher resolution (1024 x 768) for the same price.’

[via Tech2]

NEC NP115 Affordable Projector

NEC NP115 Affordable Projector

NEC has recently announced the addition of the NP115 projector to its NP Value series as a successor to the successful NP110. The new NP115 is perfect for mobile applications such as classrooms with portable carts or conference rooms where ultra-affordable and lightweight units are a must. The projector features a 2500-lumen of brightness, a 3D-Ready capability, a high contrast ratio of 2000:1, a native resolution of 800x600 SVGA and a 7-watt speaker. The ECO Mode technology extends lamp life up to 5000-hour and lowers power consumption to 0.49 watts in standby mode. The NEC NP115 will begin shipping in July 2010 with an MSRP of $599. [AboutProjectors]

NEC Officially Releases NP115 Projector

NEC Officially Releases NP115 Projector

NEC is a leading stand-alone provider of commercial LCD displays and projectors. Today, the company officially announced the release of their new NP115 projector. This model is the latest addition to the company’s NP Value Series and includes 2500 ANSI lumens, an SVGA (800 x 600) resolution, and 2000:1 contrast ratio. The NP115 is ideal for transportation, weighing only 5.5 lbs, which makes it perfect for traveling presenters or being shared between classrooms. NEC has included several features like 3D technology, a 5000 hour lamp life and Eco Mode settings. The connection panel is simple but useful and includes a RGB, composite, and an s-video connection. The NP115 is available now with a two year warranty for just under $600.

[via Business Wire]

Samsung Releases H03 Projector in South Korea

Samsung Releases H03 Projector in South Korea

You may have heard about the Samsung H03 (AKA SP-H03) projector earlier this year. Today, Samsung is happy to announce that it is finally released in the South Korean market. The projector is the company’s smallest projector to date. It measures only 2.5’ x 1.5’ x 2.5’ (W x H x D). The projector uses LED lamps to create 30 ANSI lumens, a WVGA (854 x 480) resolution, and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. The LED lamps are ideal for pocket projectors because of their small size, low energy consumption and extra long life span. The lamp in the H03 is rated to last up to 30000 hrs. This tiny projector is ideal for traveling presenters or anyone who needs a big display with out a lot of equipment. The H03 is available in South Korea for 380000 won ($310), but in the USA it retails for just under $300.

[via Samsung Hub]