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Infocus ScreenPlay 4800
1 Reviews
rating  4 of 5
MSRP  1239.00
Description: <ul> <li>Contrast ratio: 1000:1</li> <li>Light output: 550 ANSI lumens</li> <li>Auto-calibrating 4-segment, 2x-speed color wheel</li> <li>Digital keystone correction</li> </ul>


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Reviewed by:
djohn409
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
June 15, 2005

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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Price Paid:  $549.00 from EBay

Summary:
Purchased this projector for $549 dollars factory refurbished. After running through several DVD movies at 480p, XBOX games through the S-Video at 480i, and a Chicago Cubs baseball game through the standard-definition video input, I can say that the video quality of this projector is pretty good out of the box! The picture is bright enough to be seen clearly, even when my living-room's lamps were on! Blacks are more dark grey than black, and rainbows are present. Rainbows don't bother me much though. The projector is easy to use and quite intuitive and I found myself making adjustments, switching aspect ratios, and swapping signal sources in no time at all. Fan noise is quite audible, but did not detract from movies or games.

Strengths:
For under $600 dollars, I have a good high-def compatible portable television that can throw an image as big as I want it to be!
Excellent picture quality for an entry level DLP projector.
Easy to set up and use.
Attractive styling.
Good customer support.

Weaknesses:
No horizontal keystone correction.
Noisy fan.

Similar Products Used:
Sony, Hitachi, Viewsonic


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