Conclusion: Overall, I found watching the HD70 to be most enjoyable, despite being spoiled by my BenQ PE8720, almost four times the price. (The BenQ is brighter in best modes, and significantly sharper, plus has dramatically blacker blacks, but then, if you are looking at the HD70, the BenQ isn't even close to your budget
Conclusion: The first sub-$1K HD projector (by a dollar) will rightly steal plenty of sales away from its similarly priced 480p competitors. You'll need to mate it with a decent scaling DVD player, which isn't a lot to ask. Then, you'll get a bright projector with a decent black level and a great contrast ratio for less than a plasma or an LCD, plus a much...
Conclusion: OK, let?s review: $999 street price, 720p DLP, quiet fan and 1000 ANSI lumens? Buy, rinse, repeat. This isn?t a decision so much as a point at which you have to ask yourself how happy you?ll be with your current 32? CRT display and how much time it will take you to rustle up the funds to fit this projector and a screen into your budget. Speaking...
High Definition at its most affordable! The new Optoma HD70 is a DarkChip2 DLP projector with a 4x speed, 7 segment color wheel (RBG,RGB W) - approximately 136% offset that offers you 720p native resolution at the lowest price point on the market. Looking for the best way to get into HD home theater, this is the projector for you!
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