OINKED1.com has the Sony Home Theater HD Kit with Sony VPL-BW5 Projector and Sony VPS80DS 80" Projection Screen for $800 + $5 shipping = $805 shipped. Features a 1280x800 resolution, 2000 lumen brightness, 3LCD chip, HDMI and a 700:1 contrast ratio. [Compare]
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#1
mjt - Posted 11:06 am PDT 05/6/09 (14 Posts)
700:1 contrast is kind of low. Nice part of the deal is the screen. If you don't need the screen, not a good deal.
#2
Forbidden - Posted 11:32 am PDT 05/6/09 (211 Posts)
They are clearing them out.
#3
mjt - Posted 12:03 pm PDT 05/6/09 (14 Posts)
Sonystyle shows a pic that looks like widescreen with a lot of black space at the bottom of what would normally be a square screen. In the end, it's just a screen. So I agree, it sux.
#4
clarity - Posted 1:23 pm PDT 05/6/09 (4 Posts)
Actually 700:1 is pretty good. Most DLP projectors give the "Full on Full Off" ratio which is only relevant if you look at bright white next to jet black. If you actually watch a color movie, the effective contrast is really about 1/4th the claimed ratio since each color is only displayed a quarter of the time. Most "2000:1" DLP projectors give about 400:1 in real color.
Kindof a marketing gimmick for people who don't read the fine print.
Kindof a marketing gimmick for people who don't read the fine print.
#5
additc - Posted 2:55 pm PDT 05/6/09 (30 Posts)
dlp always gives you what rainbow color when youre scanning your eyes back n forth.
its bothers me a bit.
its bothers me a bit.
#6
onsalenow - Posted 3:38 pm PDT 05/6/09 (499 Posts)
too expensive - beside it's SONY.
#7
Oio - Posted 10:30 pm PDT 05/6/09 (1356 Posts)
#8
TheMax7 - Posted 5:03 am PDT 05/7/09 (579 Posts)
Bunch of retards on here. Does anyone read anymore? The projector is NOT DLP, its LCD. The projector is 16:10 and the screen is 16:9. Its a nice projector for a decent cost (They are throwing in the screen for free) Its not a super deal but I recommended it to a friend who is in the market.
#9
rdcollns - Posted 8:58 am PDT 05/7/09 (929 Posts)
Go with the Sharp DT-510. It is an amazing projector and you can get it <$600 at CompUSA or TigerDirect. The Iris makes it excellent for daytime or nighttime viewing, and the picture quality is always impressive. Also, the color wheel is a higher caliber so there are no rainbows.





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