HD Projector advise req...

Paul11 · 22 Jun 2006 at 09:16

a proper screen will give a far better picture than using a wall to shine the image on to.. the colour of the wall is one problem to start with as well as other factors.

just a small suggestion, but maybe you should have told your friend that you are not the person to help him with this job...(no rudeness intended)

just a thought...

pinkaardvark · 22 Jun 2006 at 12:26

Jez said:
Neither are as good as the AE900. I say go for that, its around £900 and is pretty good for a digital.

Add an electric screen and cabling and the budget will be just right.

They are old LCD based projectors though where the other two are both DLP.

Jez · 22 Jun 2006 at 12:28

I couldnt give a monkeys what technology any of them use, the AE900 is better.

pinkaardvark · 22 Jun 2006 at 12:34

Jez said:
I couldnt give a monkeys what technology any of them use, the AE900 is better.

Lol fairplay. I'd reccomend he compares all three then as they are similar in price and features.

Mallus · 22 Jun 2006 at 12:55

Epson TW600, better then all of those mentioned and comes with a 3 year next day swapout warranty (including new bulbs!)

mcmad · 22 Jun 2006 at 14:15

pinkaardvark said:
They are old LCD based projectors though where the other two are both DLP.

do these DLP's also suffer rainbow problems ? Thats what put me off DLP's before I could see them all the bloomin time when I moved my eyes across the screen.

xirokx · 22 Jun 2006 at 18:19

Just a small suggestion, but maybe you should have told your friend that you are not the person to help him with this job...(no rudeness intended)

None taken, its just a fantastic opportunity for me learn at the same time I guess

thanks for your help...

Jez · 22 Jun 2006 at 18:39

Mallus said:
Epson TW600, better then all of those mentioned and comes with a 3 year next day swapout warranty (including new bulbs!)

Pretty good unit, but no better than the AE900 and more expensive.