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[kent lange]

I CAN GET A GOOD DEAL ON EITHER OF THESE WITCH ONE WOULD YOU GET.


BENQ PB6200 WITH 84" DRAPER SCREEN.PRICE FOR THE BENQ WOULD BE 1499.00

INFOCUS 4805 WITH 106" DRAPER SCREEN.PRICE FOR THE INFOCUS WOULD BE 1599.00

PLEASE HELP ME CHOOSE.

 

[Joseph Bolus]

The Infocus 4805 is the better deal since it includes a 4x speed, 6 segment, optimized-for-home theater color wheel, and the latest in Faroudja DCDi de-interlacing technology (important if you intend to feed your projector a digital cable or Direct TV feed). The 4805 also provides a native 16:9 DLP chip and an available DVI input. In short, it's built for Home Theater applications.

The BenQ does provide provide better resolution than the 4805, but it contains a 3x speed, optimized for presentation work, 4 segment wheel; no Faroudja circuit; and a native 4:3 DLP chip with a 16:9 mode.

In short, the Infocus 4805 has been optimized for Home Theater in general, and 480p DVD in particular (it provides a better overall balanced picture from anamorphic DVD than projectors costing many thousands of dollars more.)

The BenQ 6200 is a 4:3 presentation projector that just happens to provide a 16:9 mode.

It's no contest here: The Infocus 4805 by a large margin.

(BTW, please stop shouting!!)

 

[kent lange]

I THINK I WILL GO WITH THE INFOCUS YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE.THANK YOU

 

[ChrisWiggles]

*inserts earplugs*