1080p Projectors

Description

* Main functions: LCD Projector for displaying entertainment onto large screens or clean, flat walls * Additional functions: Clearly displaying presentations from a computer input onto a large surface * Projection Medium: LCD (3.5 Inch Panel) * Projection Size: 30-150 inches * Projection Distance: 0.9m to 4.5m * Aspect Ratio: 4:3 or 16:9 * Resolution: - Native: 800x600 - Support for 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024 (computer resolutions with up scaling) * Audio Output: 4W x 2 * Contrast: 500:1 * Brightness: 2000 ANSI * TV System: PAL, NTSC, SECAM * Image Enhancement: - Brightness - Contrast - Saturation - Color Temperature * Inputs: - VGA - Composite (RCA yellow, white, red) - TV - S-Video * Lamp Life: Up to 5000 hrs * OSD Languages: English / German / French / Spanish / Italian / Russian / Japanese / Portuguese * Dimension: 335mm x 265mm x 125mm (L x W x H) * Input Power: 220V AC, 50/60 Hz * Manufacturer Ref.: CD3EREB0ZC5POther Features:* Maximum screen brightness at 3M setback * Keystone Correction and Picture Rotation * Automatic Cool Down to Prolong Lamp Life * Manual and Menu focus and picture adjustments * Multiple Picture Modes for variable mounting options (Ceiling, Table etc.) * Dust FilterPackage Contents:# Multimedia Projector - Model CVSCA-7000 # User Manual # Remote Control # Power Cord # AV Cable (RCA - red, white, yellow) # VGA Cable

Features

• LCD Multimedia Projector for either productivity (teaching, meetings, etc.) or entertainment uses
• The simple to use CVSCA-7000 has multiple video input options and projects an image size up to 150 inches
• Often used in classrooms, hotel conference centers, or living rooms, LCD projectors are also suited well for office presentations when large, crisp images will be shown, and a great way to get big screen sizes without the need for the dedicated floorspace

Description

Driven by advanced features like 3LCD technology and 1080/24p True Cinema (1080p requires 1080p source), the VPL-AW15 HD projector makes images look more lifelike than ever. And a screen size of up to 200 (measured diagonally) presents you with the most theater-like atmosphere possible. Sit back and enjoy the bright scenes that the Advanced Iris2 Function delivers, while also providing you with three auto modes and sensitivity settings for additional adjustments. Even more impressive is an achieved 12000:1 contrast ratio, which produces deeper, more robust dark colors and vibrant and clear bright colors. Capable of being mounted on a table or the ceiling, this projector offers maximum versatility to transform almost any room into a cinema.

Features

• 24p True Cinema
• Advanced Iris2 Function
• Native Resolution - 720p / Contrast Ratio - Up to 12,000 - 1 (with Advanced Iris Auto ON) / Display Resolution - 1280 x 720
• Multiple Language Display - 15 languages (including English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese)
• Brightness - 1100 ANSI Lumen / Input Video Signals - 480i/480p/1080i/720p

Reviews

Excelente

by Claudio Valderrama Rios from on 2009-12-19
Busqué durante mucho tiempo un proyector con capacidad HDMI. Los precios son elevados, pero este, es de un precio módico y por lo que ofrece pienso que debería valer más!!. La resolución es increible. Recomiendo eso sí, que se use con poca luz para aprovechar todas las ventajas del equipo. Muy Bueno!!

This Projector Totally Rocks!!!

by A. Chin from on 2009-06-17
This projector is awesome! The picture quality is extremely crisp and clear compared to 2 previous projectors I used from InFocus and BenQ. I use this to show photos to customers. I also like the fact that it is sooooo quiet. Sometimes, you forget that it is even turned on. The controls are easy to navigate, and the remote is straight forward to understand. I have no gripes with this unit and would recommend it to everyone.

GOOD PROJECTOR.......BUT

by Michael Mcgriff from KY on 2009-03-03
I purchased my VPL-AW15 in November 2007. It has gone through three bulbs in a year......average life of bulb 350 hours. Far short of the 2-3,000 hours expected. This appears to be a known issue ([...]) but Sony denies any such problem. This is a great projector for the money if, and only if, you meet two requirements:1. You have total lighting control in the room (I do) and;2. You are lucky enough to get one that doesn't burn up lamps ($349.99) for no reason (I didn't).Good Luck!

Wünderbar

by Brian Lange from Chicago, IL on 2009-02-24
Like the others, I give this projector total props. I'm upgrading from a pretty bottom of the barrel SD Sanyo projector from about 5 years ago so this is ecstasy for me..."Prof Crazee" really posted an excellent review that sums up the pros and cons nicely. Of all of them, I would say the most noticeable is the "screen door" effect which isn't much of an issue assuming you're watching from a sane distance. Otherwise, I find it to be really quiet, I haven't sensed any signs of overheating at all, the start up and shut down are pretty quick. It provides lots of color, contrast, etc options in a very easy to understand menu interface. The colors and brightness produced is like watching a film in the theaters, and a very clean picture. It seems like a very versatile piece of equipment and well worth the money for what you're getting.I mounted this bad boy in my ceiling along with an elite screen and am in the process of getting speakers for a surround system. It's an awesome, cerebral, decadent experience having such a system in your own home. It's a cliche, but don't be surprised if friends start coming over more often than they used to. Or friends you never knew you had for that matter...

Had this projector for about a year, awesome.

by M. Kortz from on 2009-02-04
I read some of the other reviews on amazon and noticed that some people had some problems with their projector, and had to have it repaired. We bought ours almost a year ago and haven't had any problems. The projector also has around 1300 hours of use, and just today it asked me to replace the filter (it comes with a replacement filter, now I just have to find it). I realize sony doesn't post an official lamp life, but using the lamp on high power it hasn't begun to degrade the pic quality at all yet. I'm starting to think that we shouldn't have bought the warranty, I think it cost around $200 for a few years but I can't remember (but you should probably still buy it to be safe). It does come with a 2 year warranty from sony, but it's just not as convienent. Now here's the negative part. I could not imagine watching cable with this projector. I don't have cable, because I don't care for it. If I like a show, I rent the season from netflix. It does not operate very well in a very bright room. If you use the lamp on high like I do, you can get away with it during the day with the curtains pulled and the lights on (sunlight is a little too much for it). I just couldn't see someone watching the game with their buddies in the dark, tripping over stuff to grab a beer or a chicken wing. It does work very well during the day with the lights on, but it really shines at night. I've havn't seen a 720p lcd/plasma that can top this picture when you watch something in high def at night with no lights on. I have a friend with a 1080p plasma and I can just barely see a difference, not to mention my screen is 30 inches bigger than his (and he spent more money). The reason this projector works so well for me, and not for other people, is because I don't watch TV. I use it for games and movies. I don't have time to watch tv shows because my girlfriend and I live on our own, we both work and go to college full time. The game systems we have are the wii and the xbox 360. The wii doesn't support an hd signal, but if you use a component cable you can sqeeze a little more quality out of it (yea, it's dissapointing). But the 360 looks amazing, and up to this point, most 360 games deliver 720p anyway. And if they support 1080p, the vplaw15 converts it to 720p(this means you can use blue ray too) I love playing fps's like halo or cod4 with this thing. The last thing I'm going to ramble about is playing standard dvds. I've seen the upconvert dvd players at the store that make playing dvd's look like hd. Well this projector upconverts them to 720p the best it can. I can't beleive how great these "stone age technology" dvds look on this thing, even when blown up to 80 inches! And for those who are wondering what screen i use, I got the deal when they were giving away the sony dynaclear screen for free with the projector, and it looks perfect, except its supposed to be used on the floor. So we just folded the legs up and put it on our tv stand, while attaching it to the wall. The complaint I have for the screen is that it came with some minor wrinkles that weren't noticable. But over time they became noticeable during very bright, white scenes in movies and games. One last thing, obviously a good suround sound is definetly recommended. I have powerful system with 2 subwoofers.

Description

Item #: 29061H. The AccuSreens Fixed Projector Mount for projectors has a universal bracket that attaches to most projectors. Mounting your projector with the Precision Mount means minimal set-up each time you want to use your projector. Product DescriptionAccuScreens Precision Mount Fixed Projector Mount - mounting kitProduct Type: Mounting kitMounting Components: Ceiling mount, bracketDimensions (WxDxH): 10 inRecommended Use: Projector Customers also search for: Discount AccuScreens Precision Mount Fixed Projector Mount - Mounting Kit, Buy AccuScreens Precision Mount Fixed Projector Mount - Mounting Kit Wholesale AccuScreens Precision Mount Fixed Projector Mount - Mounting Kit, 0892308001397, 800301, Projector Mounting Supplies

Features

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Description

720p HD Resolution with 3 LCD Technology (1280 x 720 Pixels) Ceiling or Table Mount Capable Quiet Operation with Low Fan Noise of 20 dB Cinema Black Pro (With Advanced Iris Function and Lamp Control) Projection Picture Size: 40" to 200" Measured Diagonally Lamp: 165W UHP Type, Lamp Life Up To 3,000 Hours

Features

• 1280 X 720 Resolution; Accepts 1080p/i, 720p, 480p/i Signals
• 1100 Lumens, Quiet 20dB Fan, 1.6x Zoom Lens
• Video Inputs: 1 X HDMI/Component/Composite/PC
• Dimensions: 14.4"W X 4.8"H X 12.6"D, Weight: 12.8 Lbs.

Reviews

The thoughts of an average consumer

by Brent from Leesburg, Vatican City State (Holy See) on 2009-05-22
First off: I'm a techie, but not a videophile. I know just enough about video to have an educated opinion, but many of the advanced topics lie beyond me.I bought this projector to upgrade my current living room video system to a high-definition system, including a new Blu-Ray player.This projector worked flawlessly for me. The colors are bright, the menus are reasonably easy to navigate, the fan's reasonably quiet (not silent by any means, but quieter than most), and the unit is solid; feels like an occasional bump wouldn't destroy it. And I like the aesthetics: a black matte front and a matte gunmetal grey body.I did have one problem: the HDMI plug on the back of the projector is surrounded by a close metal band on one side, which prevented me from plugging in the HDMI cable I bought. I ended up having to cut off some of the rubber padding around the end of the HDMI cable, and with that, it fit just fine.However, technically speaking, no complaints.

Nice projector when it works

by P Car Luvva from Dallas, TX United States on 2009-03-27
Not a bad projector for the money however 9 months into ownership and 700 hours on the bulb and it has stopped working.Sony says it needs a new bulb but a quick trip to avsforums shows that lots of people have the same problem and replacing the bulb only puts off the problem for another 3-400 hours.If you don't mind buying a new $350 bulb every 6 months, this is the projector for you!

My first projector, very nice and easy to use

by CordlessTaco from Claremont, Ca USA on 2008-12-03
This is my very first projector, so I'm going to be writing this with a little bit of excitement from the "WOW, this is so cool" Standpoint. First of all, it's very easy to setup right out of the box if your just setting it on a desk and not mounting it on the ceiling. It just took me about 10 minutes to read a bit of the instructions and figure it out. I only needed to adjust the focus a bit, which you do by turning the dial on the lens. You don't need to buy a screen as long as you have a white painted wall in your house thats big enough. I had the projector sitting on a desk about 8 to 9 feet from the wall and had a beautiful 75 to 80in picture(I didn't measure it, but it was huge.) I used a Blu ray player hooked into the HDMI input. Even watching standard DVDs like Back to The Future and Star Wars, I noticed small details that I never picked up on before when I would watch them on my 37' HDTV.The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is for 2 reasons. The replacement bulb is very pricey at $300 and there is no exact time frame given in the manual about how long it lasts. I hear it's about 1000 hours, but don't quote me. So as long as you don't use it as your everyday TV set you should be good for at least a few years. The other downside which has already been mentioned is that you can't really use it during daylight hours unless you have a room with no windows. Overall, this is a great product for any movie buff.

review and comparison to popular DLP projector

by Prof. Crayzee from Ithaca, NY on 2008-05-21
I originally purchased the Mitsubishi HC1500 DLP projector, but had some problems with it. Ordered this one from amazon and put them side by side. This isn't a review so much as a comparison between 3 Chip LCD and SINGLE CHIP DLP (which tend to be in the same price range). I actually liked the HC1500 a lot, but ended up keeping this SONY VLPAW10 for a number of reasons. It's not perfect, and in some areas underperforms the DLP. Here's the comparison.Single chip DLP projectors create images by having a "chip" filled with thousands of tiny mirrors (1 per pixel on the screen) that can tilt up and down. When they tilt, they send light to the screen, when they don't tilt, the light stays in the projector. This ends up creating wonderfully bright and brilliant images. The only problem with this setup is that there's no color (just the white light is being directed) so the color needs to be introduced by spinning a color wheel in front of the chip. (in this case it's a 7 segment red-green-blue-white-red-green-blue wheel. The problem is that the colors are therefore being created via an optical illusion, which for some people creates a "rainbow" effect where they see color rainbows in the white areas of the image. It's very pronounced when there are credit rolls at the end of movies, or any other times there are high contrast black/white (or light/dark) areas. In a certain percentage of cases, the rainbow effect causes headaches and eyestrain It did so for me. (google "DLP rainbow effect" if you don't believe me. There are such things as 3 chip DLP projectors that don't need the color wheels and don't create this effect, but they aren't even close to being in the sub $[...] price range (they start at SEVERAL thousand dollars)Three chip LCD screens actually have 3 panels (red green and blue) so they don't need the spinning color wheel, they just project the light through the panels, and the colors line up on the screen if calibrated properly. They are not as bright and brilliant as the DLP images because the light is going through the panels, and not being reflected by mirrors which create more direct light. The LCD projectors also need more space between the pixels than DLP, and this ends up giving you a more visible "screen door"effect where you can actually see the faint black lines of the pixel grid if you sit close enough to the screen (as if you were looking through a door or window with an insect screen on it, hence the term "screen door".So that's the background, here are the results of my side by side tests (accompanied by the media manager for a major lecture hall at an Ivy League university) who is a specialist in these kinds of things (I myself teach video production, so have some expertise here as well).The Mitsubishi HC-1500 (1 chip DLP)Advantages+ about half the physical size of the SONY. + Image is brighter + colors are more saturated + no need for air filter + less screen door effectDisadvantages- potential for rainbow effect - noisy (the spinning wheel makes a high pitched whine which is louder and more annoying than the fan) - If you have a small room, you may not be able to fill a large projector screen with an image because this projector cannot throw a large image from as short a distance as the sonyThe SONY VLPAW-10 (3 chip LCD)Advantages+ no rainbow effect + quieter + can throw larger image from shorter distanceDisadvantages- Much larger than the mitsubishi - Bulb not as bright, need darker room - colors are less saturated - has an air filter than needs to be changed periodically - more screen door effect - HDMI input on the rear has a bezel around it that will make it impossible for some of the cables with thicker ends to fit in. I had to change cables to get this to workCONCLUSIONI went with the SONY. It's not perfect, but for my needs it beats the Mitsubishi. I know there are a lot of die hard fans of the HC1500 and I'm sorry - but this is a fair assessment of my needs.Some ways to mitigate the SONY's disadvantages:Neither tv will perform great in a bright room, so both of these are really best suited for rooms where you can control the light.In terms of the saturation, if you're watching DVD movies, then I think you'll prefer the LCD since it creates more natural colors. The DLP is better for watching HDTV shows where the colors really pop (like CSI Miami). I use it mostly to watch movies, so don't mind the less saturated and brilliant colors.In terms of the "screen door" effect, I find this is minimized by defocusing the image just a hair. Yes the image is more soft, but this looks more like a projected image in a movie theater, and this is the effect I'm going for when watching movies on my projector, so it works great. It does not work as well to watch sports or news or other material that has lots of CG text up on the screen.One last note, if you decide to buy it, the price of the sony does fluctuate on Amazon wildly ($[...] yesterday, $[...] today !!!). But I see it go up and down on an almost weekly basis. So time your purchase carefully!

Pretty good projector

by Jase1125 from Dallas, TX USA on 2008-01-29
This is a very nice projector for the money. However, there are some shortcomings:1. No veritical or horizontal lense shift. This makes it a PITA to get perfectly aligned on the screen.2. It has vertical keystone adjustment. However, it is very close to staight vertical line on both sides, but close attention will show some curve.3. There is considerable display "bleeding" at the bottom of the screen. Below the screen there is light, but no picture. It isn't too distracting, I'm just a perfectionist.Overall a good buy for the money. No great, but a good buy.

Description

Product Name: Replacement LampPackage Type: RetailProduct Type: 350W Metal Halide Projector LampTechnical InformationLamp Life: 2000 Hour(s) Compatible Projector: DLP

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Product Name: Replacement LampProduct Type: 250W Projector LampTechnical InformationLamp Life: 2000 Hour(s) Physical CharacteristicsWeight: 1 lb

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owner

by Gary Forshee from Hemet, CA USA on 2007-02-15
The above referenced lamp is a replacement for a projector that we use in our church. We were disappointed that the original lamp in the projector bought new in January '06 failed after 334 hours. One of the primary reasons for purchasing the Toshiba was the estimated lamp life as stated by the manufacturer of 3000 hours. By that definition we realized only 10% of value. We're hopeful the replacement will surpass that.

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Product Name: Replacement LampTechnical InformationLamp Life: 2000 Hour(s) Compatible Projector: LCD

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MOUNT, PREMIER MOUNT, UNIVERSAL

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