HDMI MULTIMEDIA PROJECTOR FOR SALE EPSON EMP TW700 HD IN KARACHI

However, as the light has to pass through each polarising filter and substrate, LCD projectors tend to be less bright than DLP, and the latter is the technology used in digital cinemas. In practice LCD technology tends to be cheaper, making higher quality and resolution projectors more accessible, which certainly plays a part in its popularity. That said the ANSI lumens rating is on the bright side. In fact, the specs from the TW-700 are rather tasty. The native resolution of the LCDs are x 720 – standard HD. Epson’s EMP-TW will offer a headline grabbing x resolution and also HDMI 1.3 with Deep Colour but otherwise this is the same unit. Perhaps the biggest standout feature of the projector is a claimed contrast ratio, which is really an impressive figure and should really help those all important dark scenes. You’ve also got a 2.1 zoom lens and a 10-bit processor capable of delivering up to 1.07 billion colours. The question is, does it deliver? The unit itself is really quite attractive with a cream finish and plenty of good looking curves. There’s even a racy looking grille through which the heat from the lamp exhausts. It does shift quite a bit of heat so you shouldn’t put it in too enclosed a space. It also gave out a bit of a hot plastic smell, like a new car so I wouldn’t sit downwind of the vent either. It feels well put together but I was actually surprised by how light it was - I was expecting it to be heavier. That said, at 5.4Kg, and dimensions of 310mm x 406mm x 124mm, it’s not a portable machine by any stretch – it’s intended for home use. The remote is curvy and doesn’t look that impressive, with slightly wobbly plastic buttons, but in fact it’s easy to use and comfortable to hold, with wide, spaced out buttons and a backlight that’s easily activated with a button at the bottom. It illuminates with a cool orange glow, though I wished it stayed on for a bit longer.