Any thoughts on this SAM's Infocus Combo? (1 Viewer)

[todbnla]

Sams in selling this Infocus bundle:
http://www.samsclub.com/eclub/viewpr...sp?item=734905
Any thoughts on price, value, proj quality and screen?
IE; is this a good first projector setup?

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[Ron Boster]

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[todbnla]

Well, the problem is its under my account so thats why. Here are the specs:

InFocus® ScreenPlay 4800 Projector w/Screen
$1,188.73

Model: SP-4800
It’s the size of the image that puts the 'theater' in home theater. With a screen size of up to 12', the ScreenPlay 4800 makes those so-called big-screens seem puny. Get a true theater for your home, with easy setup and use with your satellite receiver, DVD player, VCR, and more.

Item: 321916

InFocus ScreenPlay 4800 Bonus Pack DLP Home Theater Projector with an included 76" (Diagonal) Screen (MSRP $300)
800x600 high resolution (SVGA) DLP
Projector-HDTV: 720P and 1080i compatible
Bright 1100 lumen picture; projects amazing images (up to 12' in size) in ambient light
High Contrast 2000:1 image-for picture clarity and sharpness
Superior DLP digital technology and integrated Faroudja DCDi line doubler to eliminate source artifacts - makes videos look better
Maximized for home theater connectivity to any video source: cable/satellite TV, DVD players, VCRs, game consoles, computers
Projector includes the new 4000 hour long life lamp
Included: home entertainment remote, S-video cable, component video (three RCA) to S-Video Adapter, component video (three RCA) to HD 15 adapter, AV cable, computer cable, storage case, and Quick Start card
Dimensions: 4.2"H x 9.8"W x 12.5"L
Weight: 6.8 lbs.
Screen Dimensions: 72" Wide 40" High


Product Specifications

Video Compatibility: Component and RGB HDTV (720p, 1035i, 1080i, 1080p); Component EDTV (480p, 576p progressive scan), component, composite and S-Video standard video [480i, 576i, composite video SCART with adapter, NTSC, NTSC M 4.43, SECAM: M,PAL: B, G, H, I, M, N]
Computer Compatibility: Analog PC, Macintosh®, 1024x768 Resolution through intelligent resizing
Communication Compatibility: USB
Inputs and Outputs: one S-Video - Standard Video, SDTV component (via included adapter); one composite (RCA) - standard video; one HD15 VESA: HDTV RGB, HDTV component (via included adapter); EDTV component (via included adapter); one 3.5mm mini-jack for audio input; one monitor output
Projection System: SVGA 800x600 12° DDR DMD
Resolution: 800x450 (16:9), 800x600 (4:3)
Projection Lens: F/2.4, 21-25mm focal length
Color Wheel: Proprietary auto-calibrating, four segment, 2x color wheel; 3-segment, 2x in video mode
Contrast Ratio: 2000:1 full on/full off
Lamp: 150-Watt SHP (4000 hours)
Lumens: 1100 max ANSI lumens
Colors: 16.7 million simultaneously displayable
Modes: front/rear/ceiling mode
Focusing Distance: 5'/1.5 m to infinity
Keystone Correction: Digital, up to +/- 20°
Throw Ratio: 1.89:1 - 2.27:1 (distance/width)
Power Supply: 100V–240V at 50–60 Hz
Operating Temperature: 41–104°F
Conformances: UL, c-Ul,TUV GS, GOST, C-Tick, NOM, IRAM, FCC B, CISPR22/EN55022, EN 55024/CISPR 24, CB certified according to IEC60950/EN60950; 1997, P(SE), MIC



What do you think?

 

[Joseph Bolus]

See this thread:

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=198864