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3500 ANSI Lumens |
A standard for measuring light output, used for comparing projectors. Unfortunately, there are enough variables, that the eye will often disagree radically with the ANSI rating. If however one project ... More info |
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2000 :1 |
The contrast is the relationship between the brightest possible output, and the darkest possible output. |
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1024x768 XGA |
All projectors have a native or true resolution. This is the standard but most projectors support other resolutions. A projector is best viewed in the standard resolution. |
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Most projectors automatically accept images that are of greater resolution than the native (true) resolution of the projector. The resulting image is scaled to fit the native resolution of the project ... More info |
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4:3 |
The most popular aspect ratio is 4:3 (4 by 3). Early television and computer video formats are in a 4:3 aspect ratio, which means that the width of the image is 4/3 times the height. Examples: A ... More info |
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No |
Shows if the projector supports real widesceenformat 16:9 its important for homecinema users. |
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Yes |
Indicates if the projector has digital zoom or not. |
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Indicates the depth of the projector, measured in millimetres. |
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9.0 kg |
Indicates the weight of the projector, measured in kilograms. |
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DLP |
This is the type of projector. There are several different types with different picture quality and lens life. TFT, DLP and CRT are the most common displaytypes. |
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5000 h |
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1 years |
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