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BenQ MP610 by tal - Mar 25, 2006
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| SVGA (800x600), 2000 ANSI Lumens, 6.4 lbs, $779 (MSRP) |
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| Personal Experience |
| I bought this projecor 2 weeks ago at first I connected 1 svhs 15 m cable 1 ordinary rca 15m cable and picture had shadows. Then I connected a shielded power suply cable and that solved the problem . I then bought an hvrgb cable-(15$) (grey ,black ,green ,blue ,red) with a vga end boght 3 coax to rca plugs (1.5$ each) connected it to a vga 15m shielded cable (25$)- you only connect the red green and blue cable to your component in the dvd and you get a better picture than any expensive 15m component cable . Now the picture is razor sharp at component , ok at svhs , more or less like an ordinary tv on rca. It has an auto signal identifier which is very useful. |
| Problems |
The upper casing is very sensitive to scratching. The projector comes with a transparent- plastic cover not knowing what it was for I took it off. After the ceiling mounting i noticed i scratched the top cover slightly while mounting and fine-tuning the projectors angle. I should of taken a professional installer to install it. If you plan to connect many inputs you will need an electronic switch or a good receiver with many inputs and an rca, svhs and component output. |
