John_MackieBass
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Black friday is around the corner and I want to cash in on a budget DLP!
THe two choices I have narrowed this down to are as follows...
InFocus ScreenPlay 4805
http://www.projectorcentral.com/InFo...nPlay_4805.htm
Optoma EP716 Projector
http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-EP716.htm
I'm kinda stuck on which one to get. The screenplay is 16:9, half the rated light output, but has DVI input. The Optoma is 4:3, its twice as ligth, but only goes up to composite inputs. Both have similar contrast, similar zoom, exact same price ($499 down from $799), both SVGA but the Optoma will resize up to like 1400x1050.
I'm starting to lean towards the Optoma... any better ideas?
This is going to be used in my apartment for gaming, DVD, and standard TV viewing. Brightness is a concern because I probably won't have a completely light controlled room. I'll be making myself a screen for it at some point. I think 4:3 is a better size for gaming, but 16:9 is preferable for DVD's.
any recommendations?
THe two choices I have narrowed this down to are as follows...
InFocus ScreenPlay 4805
http://www.projectorcentral.com/InFo...nPlay_4805.htm
Optoma EP716 Projector
http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-EP716.htm
I'm kinda stuck on which one to get. The screenplay is 16:9, half the rated light output, but has DVI input. The Optoma is 4:3, its twice as ligth, but only goes up to composite inputs. Both have similar contrast, similar zoom, exact same price ($499 down from $799), both SVGA but the Optoma will resize up to like 1400x1050.
I'm starting to lean towards the Optoma... any better ideas?
This is going to be used in my apartment for gaming, DVD, and standard TV viewing. Brightness is a concern because I probably won't have a completely light controlled room. I'll be making myself a screen for it at some point. I think 4:3 is a better size for gaming, but 16:9 is preferable for DVD's.
any recommendations?