1080p Projectors

Description

2500 Lumen, 3LCD, XGA Data Projector with light weight (5.25 lbs) for transportability, and quick set-up features including Auto Keystone correction, quick release legs, and controls with tactile feedback. Features for Educational environments include Closed Captioning, Blackboard mode, 7 Watt speaker, HDMI, VGA (15 pin), Composite Video inputs and Variable audio output. Projected image supports screens from 30"-300", and lamp life rated at 5,000 hours in economy mode.

Features

• 3LCD, XGA Mobile Data Projector
• XGA (1024x768) native, 500:1, Full On/Off
• 5,000 hrs (eco mode), 2500 ANSI Lumens

Description

The Samsung F10M data projector features the first LED light source outputting up to 1,000 ANSI lumens. The RGB LED light source delivers greater color range and intensity, and is rated at more than 30,000 hours, eliminating costly replacement lamps. Auto Keystone Correction, quick-release legs and quick on/off will have you up and running quickly. Blackboard mode enables projection on a black or green screen. Closed captioning can display audio as text. And with networkability (RJ45 port) for control, monitoring and scheduling, along with the USB Document Viewer application, the F10M’s flexibility is ideal for both mounted and table-top environments.

Features

• LED-based 3LCD Data Projector
• XGA (1024 x 768) native, 2,000:1
• 30,000 hours, 1,000 ANSI lumens

Description

Let the Optoma EP726s be your preferred presentation partner. Small, stylish and affordable, the Optoma EP726S powers your presentations with 2300 ANSI lumens and high contrast ratio of 2200:1 to deliver brilliancy just about anywhere - in classrooms or meeting rooms. Offering impressive features, including a user-friendly remote control with mouse and page up/down functions, the EP726S will keep your presentations bright and colorful and capture your audience’s attention

Features

• Easy-to-read text ? bright at 2300 ANSI lumens and 2200:1 contrast ratio
• Quiet operation ? 30dB in high bright mode
• Low cost of maintenance - filter-free design
• Presentation Friendly IR remote control

Reviews

A HDMI conneciton will make it super!

by Edgar Madden from NC USA on 2010-09-03
This packs quite a big punch coming from a small projector. The contrast ratio, brightness, resolution, and light weight for 4.4lbs portable projector certainly isn't bad at all. The price is fair for data projector. I just wish it has a HDML connector though, but it isn't a major issue for data projector. I still have composite video or S-video which I can use. These two connectors are pretty much the norm specifications for multimedia electronics these days.

Description

ECILS2M-BK Electrical: 3 outlets Ideal for presentations that use a data projector and notebook computer with a compact design that easily fits between rows. Pull out notebook shelf can be set at a seated or standing height during assembly. Features: -Compact foot print easily fits between rows-Notebook shelf pulls out on slides for easy use-Notebook shelf can be set at 33.5, 35.5 or 37.5 inch standing heights or 25, 27 or 29 inch seated heights-Steel construction with interlocking shelves for durability and years of use-4 inch swivel casters, two with locking brakes-Made in the USA

Features

• Sold Individually

Description

ViewSonic`s PJ260D projector is a lightweight DLP powerhouse that delivers top-of-the-line performance. This model offers 2,000 lumens and 2000:1 contrast ratio to display crisp and precise digital images. Weighing under 3 pounds, this dynamo is a great choice for the road warrior, educators with multimedia lessons or even home use. The native 1024x768 XGA resolution, keystone correction and zoom lens ensure that you¿ll get the best possible image in virtually any setting. Experience the flexibility of the PJ260D thanks to SUPPORT FOR 720P AND 1080I HD SIGNALS. It is a lightweight, powerful projector that lets you take your presentations to a new and brighter level in the office, on the road or at home.

Features

• Device Type - 0.55" DDR DMD DLP
• Form Factor - Portable
• Dimensions WxDxH - 8.6" x 6.7" x 2.7"
• Lens -- Manual zoom/focus
• Zoom Factor -- 1.17

Reviews

Best digital projector I have owned

by Jon T. Ciemiewicz from Hudson, NH United States on 2009-05-31
This projector has the best contrast and most brilliant color on the screen of any of the several projectors that I have owned and used for presentations.Do not hesitate to get this one, I'm sure you will be pleased.

Description

The Samsung M220 3LCD mobile data projector transports easily, sets up quickly and displays brilliantly. Weighing just 5.3 lbs., it’s a willing and able travel partner. Quick-release legs and auto keystone correction get you ready to go, and once you begin your presentation, 3LCD technology and Samsung engineering give you up to 2200 ANSI lumens for bright color and images. Blackboard mode enables projection on a black or green screen, and closed captioning can display audio as text on the screen. And a 5,000-hour lamp and integrated speaker mean less to worry about.

Features

• XGA, Mobile Data Projector
• XGA (1024x768) native, 500:1, Full On/Off
• 5,000 Hrs (eco), 2,000 Hrs (bright)

Description

The Optoma EP727 is a four pounds, 2200 lumen DLP data projector with XGA resolution and 2000:1 contrast ratio. It features a wide range of connectivity options including VGA in/out, S-Video, USB, and DVI with HDCP. Its native aspect ratio is 4:3 but it will also support 16:9, 5:4 and1.78:1. .The EP727 is covered by a one year parts and labor warranty.

Features

• 2200 Lumens with 2000:1 contrast ratio
• XGA projector at 4 pounds with 3000 hours of lamp life
• DVI w/ HDCP, VGA-In, VGA-out, s-video, RS-232 & USB
• Native 4:3 with support for 5:4, 16:9 & 1.78:1
• Password protection available through remote control

Reviews

Optoma EP727 Multimedia Data Projector

by T. Hanson from on 2010-09-05
I purchased this item a couple of years ago and am happy to report that it has workded perfectly since then. It is simple to operate, was among the most inexpensive in its class, projects brightly, and is very portable and compact....and I'm still on the original projection lamp/bulb. I couldn't have asked for a better aid in delivering the visual part of my presentations. Thanks!!

Bulb life FAR below spec, and no HDMI

by Techno reviewer from Danville, CA on 2010-03-13
We've used this projector regularly for about 6 months, and yesterday the lamp exploded. Yes, a big bang, heard to the end of the block! Our total time of use has been less than 500 hours. On the Optoma website, the lamp warranty is for 90 days. If you ran it continuously for those 90 days, you would not reach the "average" 3000 hour life span that the company claims. I'd say that's misrepresentation. Beware!And an annoyance: the lack of HDMI input made me hunt hard to find a cable combination that would work with my son's XBox. The TI DLP is great. The rest of the thing, not so much.

Optoma EP727

by hadi from S. J., CA on 2009-06-23
For the price Optoma EP727 is a decent projector. The movie mode is not as crisp as I thought it would be. The fact that this is a Data projector not aHome Theater Projector and also I was using a cheap DVD player with composite out may have something to do with it. Can't yet judge this projector until I use an HD or Blu-Ray Media and Player with DVI or S-Video connections (No budget for that at this time). It sure gets very hot though! Just in case, I had an external fan blowing on the unit while playing.

Dated

by Paul A. Gillie from Michigan on 2008-12-16
Would be nice to have a/v inputs, but this is a good projector with good features. The advent of HDMI is something to keep in mind. It will be curious to see how long this will be compatable with changing technology. For the record, this projector has been easy to set up and use, and seems to have very nice quality. It is lighweight and very easy to transport. Having an adjustable rear leg would have been nice for uneven surfaces, but this is minor.

Optoma EP727 Burned out lamp under 200 hours

by Mitchell Cohen from MC on 2008-09-10
This Optoma ep727's lamp burned out in under 200 hours. The company won't replace this. Over $300 to replace the lamp. What a poor piece of equipment and a terrible company with horrible customer service. YOU SHOULD NOT BUT THIS PIECE OF JUNK.

Description

The Optoma EP761 digital projector delivers bright pictures and sharp images in a stylish and feature-rich form. The EP761 features the extensive connectivity options and ease-of-use factors that are essential functions in todays projectors and, with Texas Instruments¿ DLP chipset, the Optoma EP761 ensures long-lasting images that won¿t fade or degrade over time. EP 761 features include 3200 lumens brightness and a 2200:1 contrast ratio. The product includes extensive connectors: Two VGA-in, DVI w/HDCP, composite video, s-video, RS-232, USB, VGA-out, four audio-in and one audio-out. It weighs 6.3 pounds and features a new top-loading lamp replacement. It is covered by a one year parts and labor warranty.

Features

• Bright at 3200 lumens with a 2200:1 contrast ratio
• Two VGA-in, DVI w/HDCP, composite video,s-video, RS-232, USB, VGA-out
• Features Texas Instruments¿ DLP chipset and scaling capabilities
• Long lasting 2000/3000 lamp hours (STD/ECO)
• Weighs 6.3 pounds and features a new top-loading lamp replacement

Reviews

As expected

by Zacarias C. Da Silva from Campos, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil on 2009-08-01
We bought this projecto to be used in our church which has big transparent windows. Even during the day we have a good picture on the wall. The background of the powerpoint presentations are clear and sharp. The only thing we did not like this much is remote control. It insists on not working sometimes.

Great picture, very good overall.

by John Dipanni from Seymour, CT USA on 2009-06-14
This is a great projector. I only use it occasionally, but it worked great out of the box for both computer and video projection. It run fairly quietly which is an important feature. The included case and internal speaker are also pluses.When I ordered a free screen was offered as an incentive. It is HUGE! I just project onto a white wall since I don't have room for such a big screen.