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SharpVision DT-100 by Jason - Mar 14, 2006
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| WVGA (854x480), 1000 ANSI Lumens, 8.6 lbs, $999 (MSRP) |
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| Personal Experience |
| After a few weeks with this projector, I just have to say that this projector is an awesome deal. I bought this online for just under $900 shipped (Feb 2006). Image quality is simply excellent. The image is bright, the colors are faithful and saturated (the 5x wheel also means that I don't see any "rainbow" artifacts at all). Contrast performance is not mind-blowing, but it's more than enough to clearly see and it's certainly no worse than a lot of the other competitors in its class. The projector isn't silent, but it doesn't bother me at all -- even while I temporarily used laptop speakers as an audio source. The extras in the box are also somewhat sparse, but all the essentials are included -- a pitifully short power cable and a VGA <-> component video adapter, mainly. A fair trade for the low price. I couldn't get the internal speaker to work, so I can't comment on it, but I only played around for about 30 seconds. I doubt most people who use this projector will use the built-in speaker, anyway. Overall, the ProjectorCentral.com review is spot on, but I'd give it higher marks than they did, considering how competitively it is priced. |
| Problems |
| Very slight plastic smell at first, but it went away after a couple of days of use. Also, I see a very, very slight keystone even at "level" height adjustment. (I've seen this while using it in more than one location, so I think it's the projector itself.) |
