For The Love Of All Things Holy, Someone Help Me Decide On An Infocus Projector!!

I've Never Been So Overwhelmed By Technical Details And Comparisons In All Of My Life Attempting To Research This Purchase! Bottom Line, From Anyone In The Know, Where Should I Be Headed Between The X1, X2, Sp4800 Or Sp4805?

The 4805 is the hands down winner - by a wide margin)

-W (PS the X1 and 4800 were the exact same unit - and last years news, the
X2 is for presentations)


"glasshalfempty" wrote in
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I've Never Been So Overwhelmed By Technical Details And Comparisons In
All Of My Life Attempting To Research This Purchase! Bottom Line, From
Anyone In The Know, Where Should I Be Headed Between The X1, X2, Sp4800
Or Sp4805?


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glasshalfempty

Well you don't have to delve too deep. And clams pretty much had it in
a nutshell.

I went with the X1 though because I got it for $500 less then I would
pay for a 4805. If you're going to watch mostly 4:3, you might want to
think about the X1 or 4800 as the are native 4:3 and you will probably
save a chunk of change over the 4805.

And clams missed the X1A, not to be confused with the X1. The X1A is a
DOWNGRADE from the X1 for HT as it does not have the Farouja
deinterlacer, which is particularly improtant if you want to watch SD
TV.

glasshalfempty wrote:
I've Never Been So Overwhelmed By Technical Details And Comparisons In
All Of My Life Attempting To Research This Purchase! Bottom Line, From
Anyone In The Know, Where Should I Be Headed Between The X1, X2, Sp4800
Or Sp4805?




Gots the X1 myself and love it. However the people I've talked to swear
by the 4805.

To get the best answer spend some time here;

http://www.projectorcentral.com/

Teds

I purchased the Toshiba MT-800 for a good bit less than the equivalent
Infocus 7205. So far I am very pleased.

mors wrote:

I purchased the Toshiba MT-800 for a good bit less than the equivalent
Infocus 7205. So far I am very pleased.

Fellers -

For the love of all things holy - most of these are not HD projectors,
and COLOR WHEELS in the MT-800 for $10,000? You could have had the JVC
SX-21 D-ILA projector for $7500 or so.

Gary Eickmeier

10,000 for a MT-800??? Try $4,500...

"mors" wrote in message
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10,000 for a MT-800??? Try $4,500...

Go for the JVC DLA-HD2K. Not cheap, but one of the best pictures at any
price.

"Gary Eickmeier" wrote in message

For the love of all things holy - most of these are not HD projectors,

He didn't ask about HD projectors now, did he? Hmmmmm??

Further if you look at the pixles available in a DVD and the one available
in the 4805, you'll note that it has more than enough resolution to show you
all the pixels George Lucas decided to issue to you. :P

-W

Clams Canino wrote:
"Gary Eickmeier" wrote in message


For the love of all things holy - most of these are not HD projectors,


He didn't ask about HD projectors now, did he? Hmmmmm??

Further if you look at the pixles available in a DVD and the one available
in the 4805, you'll note that it has more than enough resolution to show you
all the pixels George Lucas decided to issue to you. :P

So you're going to advise him to get an SD projector?

Gary Eickmeier