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Information Features Manuals Reviews Suggest a new feature Cost Availability Availability What is the availability of this product on a scale of 0-5? 0 means that the product is not available with any degree of regularity and will not be shown during searches. 5 means that a product is widely available. Wide availability is important, as it leads to better product support and less likelihood that your product will be abandoned by the manufacturer leaving you stranded when it comes to updates or support.     Suggest Correction Average Review Score Average Review Score Ratings for the product are reviewed by Product4Me staff and an average rating score is generated on a scale of 0.0 to 5.0.   stars Suggest Correction Lamp Cost Lamp Cost How much does a replaceable lamp cost? $   Suggest Correction Price Price The upfront cost of a product. This amount is calculated as the average of the current street price of the item from multiple retail outlets. $   Suggest Correction Physical Characteristics Auto Focus? Auto Focus? Does it have auto focus?     Suggest Correction Auto Keystone Control? Auto Keystone Control? When a projector displays its image at a vertical angle, the top of the image will be wider than the bottom because it is farther away from the projector. Projectors with Auto Keystone Control automatically adjust to remove this situation.     Suggest Correction Backlit Buttons? Backlit Buttons? Does this product have buttons that are lit?     Suggest Correction Brightness / Luminence Brightness / Luminence The brightness of the product as reported by the manufacturer.   Nit Suggest Correction Ceiling Mount? Ceiling Mount? Will the product work correctly when mounted on a ceiling?     Suggest Correction Closed Captioning? Closed Captioning? Does this have the ability to show Closed Captioning?     Suggest Correction Contrast Ratio Contrast Ratio The measure of the brightness of white versus the brightness of black.   :1 Suggest Correction Depth Depth The depth of the product in inches.   in Suggest Correction Digital Zoom Digital Zoom Does this product have the ability to digitally zoom in closer? The camera does not actually move the lens but uses pixel interpolation to try to "blow up" the image, similarly to how a image editing program on a PC would do it. Needless to say, the quality is generally very poor and if you need zoom capabilities, you should probably find a camera with a better optical zoom instead.   X Suggest Correction DLP Projector? DLP Projector? Is the technology used in the product a Digital Light Processing image projected onto a screen? Only use technology selectors when you are fairly certain that you know the technical reasons why you want one technology over another. Otherwise, select other factors and it will be chosen for you.     Suggest Correction DVD Player? DVD Player? Does it come with a DVD player?     Suggest Correction Height Height The height of the product in inches.   in Suggest Correction Horizontal Resolution Horizontal Resolution For pixel-based products, how many horizontal pixels are there. On a standard VGA computer screen (640x480), this number would be 640.   pixels Suggest Correction Keystone Control? Keystone Control? When a projector displays its image at a vertical angle, the top of the image will be wider than the bottom because it is farther away from the projector. Projectors with Keystone Control allow you to manually adjust to remove this situation.     Suggest Correction Lamp Life Lamp Life How long is the lamp expected to last in hours?   hours Suggest Correction LCD Projector? LCD Projector? Is the technology used in the product a series of projectors shone through LCD panels and onto the screen? Only use technology selectors when you are fairly certain that you know the technical reasons why you want one technology over another. Otherwise, select other factors and it will be chosen for you.     Suggest Correction Maximum Focus Range Maximum Focus Range How far can it focus?   in Suggest Correction Minimum Focus Range Minimum Focus Range What is the closest that this product can focus?   in Suggest Correction Optical Zoom Optical Zoom How many times can the camera zoom using only the lens (not digital interpolation)?   X Suggest Correction Rear Projection? Rear Projection? Projects onto the rear of a screen.     Suggest Correction Screen Size (Diagonal) Screen Size (Diagonal) How large does the screen measure diagonally? This is the traditional measurement of television screens.   in Suggest Correction Speakers Speakers How many total speakers does this product have?     Suggest Correction Vertical Resolution Vertical Resolution For pixel or scan-based products, how many lines or pixels do you have in the vertical direction? On all NTSC SD TVs, this number is 525. For 720p devices, it should be at least 720. For 1080i devices, it should be 1080.   pixels / scan lines Suggest Correction Weight Weight How much does the product weigh in pounds?   lbs Suggest Correction Widescreen (16:9)? Widescreen (16:9)? Is the screen shaped in a 16:9 widescreen format?     Suggest Correction Width Width The width of the product in inches.   in Suggest Correction Power Supply Auto Shutoff? Auto Shutoff? This feature allows the product to shut off automatically if the product is turned on accidentally or forgotten.     Suggest Correction Power Consumption Power Consumption How much power does the product use while in the ON position?   watts Suggest Correction Speaker Watts per Channel Speaker Watts per Channel The power level of each speaker in the product.   W Suggest Correction AV Inputs 1/8" Stereo PC / MP3 Input Jack (Headphone size) 1/8" Stereo PC / MP3 Input Jack (Headphone size) Has one or more stereo input jacks that look like a standard headphone jack.     Suggest Correction Component Video Inputs (YPrPb Red / Green / Blue RCA) Component Video Inputs (YPrPb Red / Green / Blue RCA) The picture information is divided across three cables, which is necessary to support HD resolutions because of the high bandwidth required. Despite the fact that the cables are Red, Green and Blue, the picture information is not really split up that way. It is more akin to picture, color and tint, with Green being the picture.     Suggest Correction Composite Video Inputs (Yellow RCA) Composite Video Inputs (Yellow RCA) In a Composite video cable, a single cable is used for the entire video signal. This is a step up from Coaxial cable, where many video and audio signals are put into channels, but a step down from other cables where the video is divided across several cables for better fidelity.     Suggest Correction DVI Inputs DVI Inputs This is the digital signal used in flat-panel LCDs for computers. Many HDTVs have this input as well, allowing pictures to move completely digitally for the first time.     Suggest Correction HDMI 1.3 Support? HDMI 1.3 Support? This product supports HDMI 1.3 which allows up to 48 bit color and adds support for lossless compressed digital audio formats such as DolbyTrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio.     Suggest Correction HDMI Inputs HDMI Inputs This is bascially a DVI signal with audio added in a different connector. Because of this, the HDMI to DVI cables allow a signal to be translated either way easily.     Suggest Correction Inputs 1035i? Inputs 1035i? Is 1035i a supported Broadcast Format?     Suggest Correction Inputs 1080i (HD or High Definition)? Inputs 1080i (HD or High Definition)? Most HD channels broadcast at this resolution. Some televisions require that all HD broadcasts (including 720p) be converted to this resolution (especially HD tube TVs and CRTs with guns instead of LCD or DLP projectors). Matching the output resolution to the broadcast resolution often results in a better picture.     Suggest Correction Inputs 1080p (HD or High Definition)? Inputs 1080p (HD or High Definition)? Most HD channels broadcast at this resolution. Some televisions require that all HD broadcasts (including 720p) be converted to this resolution (especially HD tube TVs and CRTs with guns instead of LCD or DLP projectors). Matching the output resolution to the broadcast resolution often results in a better picture.     Suggest Correction Inputs 480p (ED or Enhanced Definition)? Inputs 480p (ED or Enhanced Definition)? Inputs a progressive signal with a vertical resolution of 480. A progressive signal is one where all 480 lines are drawn in each frame, as opposed to an interlaced signal where 240 lines are drawn per frame and alternate between odd and even.     Suggest Correction Inputs 720p (HD or High Definition)? Inputs 720p (HD or High Definition)? Some channels (ABC, ESPN, FOX, some local affiliates) use this for HD broadcasts. Matching the broadcast resolution to the output resolution usually results in a better picture.     Suggest Correction Red / White RCA Stereo Inputs Red / White RCA Stereo Inputs Has White (Left) and Red (Right) RCA-style stereo inputs     Suggest Correction S-Video / S-VHS Inputs (4-pin DIN) S-Video / S-VHS Inputs (4-pin DIN) In an S-Video cable, the video signal is split into 2 separate signals within the cable, luminance (black and white picture information) and chrominance (color information). This is a step up from Composite video, where they are mixed together on the same cable.     Suggest Correction VGA Inputs (15-pin D-Sub) VGA Inputs (15-pin D-Sub) The type of input on a traditional computer monitor. The picture is divided into separate Red, Green and Blue colors within the cable, allowing for very high picture fidelity.     Suggest Correction AV Outputs 1/8" Stereo Headphone Output Jacks 1/8" Stereo Headphone Output Jacks Has one or more stereo output jacks that look like a standard headphone jack.     Suggest Correction Composite Video Outputs (Yellow RCA) Composite Video Outputs (Yellow RCA) In a Composite video cable, a single cable is used for the entire video signal. This is a step up from Coaxial cable, where many video and audio signals are put into channels, but a step down from other cables where the video is divided across several cables for better fidelity.     Suggest Correction Stereo Audio Outputs (Red / White RCA) Stereo Audio Outputs (Red / White RCA) Has White (Left) and Red (Right) RCA-style stereo outputs.     Suggest Correction Stereo Audio Outputs (usuable at once) (5/32" Minijack) Stereo Audio Outputs (usuable at once) (5/32" Minijack) Has one or more stereo output jacks that look like a mini-jack, which is like a standard headphone jack, but smaller.     Suggest Correction S-Video / S-VHS Outputs (4-pin DIN) S-Video / S-VHS Outputs (4-pin DIN) In an S-Video cable, the video signal is split into 2 separate signals within the cable, luminance (black and white picture information) and chrominance (color information). This is a step up from Composite video, where they are mixed together on the same cable.     Suggest Correction VGA Outputs (15-pin DIN) VGA Outputs (15-pin DIN) Outputs a VGA signal like a PC that can drive standard VGA monitors.     Suggest Correction Video Processing Enhanced Black Level (0 IRE)? Enhanced Black Level (0 IRE)? This product has the ability to set the black level (or brightness) to 0 IRE or 7.5 IRE selection.     Suggest Correction Flip Screen/Ceiling Mode? Flip Screen/Ceiling Mode? Does it have the ability to flip the screen, which is a requirement if you want to mount the projector on the ceiling?     Suggest Correction HDCP? HDCP? High-definition Digital Content Protection. A copy-protection algorithm that may be required on pay-per-view, premium and high definition DVD content in the future.     Suggest Correction HDTV? HDTV? This product supports HDTV signals.     Suggest Correction LCOS / SXRD / D-ILA? LCOS / SXRD / D-ILA? Is the technology used in the product a Liquid Crystal on Silicon image projected onto a screen? Only use technology selectors when you are fairly certain that you know the technical reasons why you want one technology over another. Otherwise, select other factors and it will be chosen for you.     Suggest Correction NTSC? NTSC? Works with NTSC signals (used in North America).     Suggest Correction PAL? PAL? Works with PAL signals (used in most of Europe and Asia).     Suggest Correction SECAM? SECAM? Works with SECAM signals (used in some parts of France, Russia and Canada).     Suggest Correction Color Black? Black? Is the product black?     Suggest Correction Blue? Blue? Does the product come in a shade of blue?     Suggest Correction Silver? Silver? Is the product silver?     Suggest Correction White? White? Does the product come in white?     Suggest Correction Remote Control Infrared Remote Control? Infrared Remote Control? Does the remote control use infrared technology?     Suggest Correction RF Remote Control? RF Remote Control? Does the remote control use radio frequencies?     Suggest Correction Media Cards Memory Stick™ (MS)? Memory Stick™ (MS)? Does the product support Memory Stick™ cards? (Memory Stick™ and Memory Stick PRO™ are trademarks of Sony Corp.)     Suggest Correction Secure Digital (SD)? Secure Digital (SD)? Does the product support Secure Digital/SD cards?     Suggest Correction Customer Support Labor Warranty Labor Warranty How long is labor covered by the manufacturer?   Month(s) Suggest Correction Lamp Warranty Lamp Warranty How long is the lamp under warranty?   Months(s) Suggest Correction Parts Warranty Parts Warranty How long are parts covered by the manufacturer?   Month(s) Suggest Correction Languages Czech? Czech? Does the product offer a Czech interface?     Suggest Correction Danish? Danish? Does the product offer a Danish interface?     Suggest Correction Dutch? Dutch? Does the product offer a Dutch interface?     Suggest Correction English? English? Does the product offer an English interface?     Suggest Correction French? French? Does the product offer a French interface?     Suggest Correction German? German? Does the product offer a German interface?