Abstract: DLP has so far lagged behind LCD when it comes to high definition, thanks to Texas Instruments seemingly struggling to mass produce DLP chipsets with the requisite 720 lines of resolution. Its finally happening though, and currently one of the cheapest ar...
Abstract: BenQs PE7700 home theatre projector throws visual signals quite literally into sharp relief. Courtesy of its Texas Instruments HD2+ chipset, and High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) input, the PE7700 renders superb pictures from the latest high...
Abstract: BenQ PE7700 Home Theater ProjectorBill Livolsi, April 29, 2005 Home theater projectors using the HD2+ DLP chip have been delivering excellent overall performance, including impressively high contrast. However, this performance has always cost a signifi...
Abstract: With its squarish design, the DLP-based BenQ PE7700 looks retro, but theres nothing low-tech about it. Among its features are a control for picture-in-picture on its oversized remote, and a second component-video input — rarities on a projector.
Natural colors, Enhanced contrast improves scenes, especially dark ones, Very good remote, Bright! Enough “horsepower” to power large screens (up to 140″ diagonal), Out of the box performance is great, without tweaking, Price Performance, Multiple Image m
No lens shift, Can’t jump directly between any two Image modes, No 12 volt screen trigger
Pleasing natural colors, and my favorite phrase – “film like” quality, pretty much sum up the performance, but also value and price performance come to mind as legitimate phrases to describe this home theater projector...
Abstract: While separate projectors and screens are not for everyone, for many of us they define the essence of the true home theater video experience. A big-screen television is fine as far as it goes, and certainly appeals to a wide market. But nothing quite m...
