I was reading in a Wired magazine about an Infocus rear projection DLP unit that had some new technology that made it as thin or almost as thin as a plasma, and it said it had really good picture quality. Has anyone seen one of these? I've looked at them on the Infocus website, they look pretty good.
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Haven't seen them myself yet... Maybe post some links/pictures etc..?
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Just another oven door, but a step in the right directionComment
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That's the one! At that price maybe I can talk my dad into it
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Here's a link to the infocus site.Comment
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Well, I guess it can't do 1080i because it doesn't have a wobulation chip. Oh well, I guess we'll just wait for SEDComment
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I wonder what is in all that space under the screen. If you can just take a table saw to the bottom part, it would look pretty nice.Comment
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It houses speakers I assume, but the special design and optics may require hanging below the projection surface.Comment
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the projector.Originally posted by willng24Comment
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It's the Infocus 7200 DLP with the new TI single chip . I have been reading some good stuff about it from a few new owners. Bright picture, excellent blacks... but unfortunately for me, it has a short throw lens. Kinda pricey, too, at $9999. US, but it is a 16:9 chip and it's 3 grand cheaper than the... -
Heya guys,
I really need your help evaluating if I should even get involved with a FPJ setup for my current location. I have been given an InFocus 640 LCD projector with less than 40hrs on it that a good friend used for meetings before moving out of his old building.
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Of course this was inevitable after the rear projection DLP 1080p displays were announced. :T But the BIG question will be the FPTV unit pricing.
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Of course these new DLP projectors don't actually... -
Infocus 4800 DLP projector, 72" pulldown screen $1000 (US)
Ok I have been visiting this board for a while reading the posts. I must say I think you guys give great advice. I finally decided to join. Heres my question.
I was set on buying the Infocus 4805 but a local store around here... -
I was fortunate enough to have the use of a new 4805 & 76-inch Infocus screen for a couple of weeks. I'm planning to buy a projector and screen in mid-February.
(Incidentally, it will definitely be a step up, no matter what: It's replacing a Kloss Novabeam built around 1982. Works...
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