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Sony VPL-VW60 by Gérard Bloch - Dec 18, 2007
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| HD 1080 (1920x1080), 900 ANSI Lumens, 24.3 lbs, $4,999 (MSRP) |
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| Personal Experience |
| When I first try this Projector with a Bluray disc (The prestige) I was so impress by the picture quality that I didn’t believe it, but yes it was real! You can got now better picture at home than in a theater The colors out of the box were perfect to my taste , and if you don’t like it you have all the possibility to correct it I use it with a 2, 40 meter base screen, on the low lamp mode I use the Cinema mode with the color T° on low, gamma 1 and black level of Color mode is put on normal It deserve is Eisa award (European rewards) for the best projector of the 2007 years http://www.eisa-awards.eu/2007/node/755 Award Year: 2007/2008 Panel: AUDIO & HT PANEL Category: EUROPEAN VIDEO PROJECTOR Brand: Sony Model: BRAVIA VPL-VW60 Description: With Full HD resolution now becoming established as the heavyweight video standard, home cinema projectors cannot afford complacency. Sony’s VPL-VW60, smaller sibling of the high-end Qualia, comes equipped for the challenge, with three SXRD panels of hybrid technology featuring a smooth automatic iris. Its extended color gamut (xvYCC) and Color management system makes this projector future proof. Its power zoom lens projects an image up to 760 cm diagonal from a short distance, and both installation and operation are simplified by a motorised lens shift and illuminated remote control. There is a multiplicity of interfaces (double HDMI CEC inputs providing a perfect match for HD sources up to 1080/24p) permitting connection of nearly every video source. The VPL-VW60’s features are impressive; its price is unmissable. |
