Features

• 0.55-inch DMD DLP display technology
• 800 x 600 SVGA native resolution
• 1,400 ANSI lumens of brightness
• Crisp 2,000:1 contrast ratio
• PC and Mac compatible; 2-year warranty

Reviews (3)

Correction...
Don't pay attention to the review suggesting that the bulbs are a hassle. This IS a good product, and I think I know what happened with his. The first bulb probably had a problem, and that's why Toshiba replaced it at no cost. But if he installed the next bulb incorrectly, the lifespan is shortened exponentially, so be sure to do it right. And as for the price of the bulbs, they ARE expensive, but he's exaggerating just a bit. I just bought one on the Internet a week ago for $260 (tax free) and it's already here. As for me, I use my projector extensively, probably 5-7 hours a day. It lasted about a year and a half for me, which is more than I thought it would. All in all, this is much better than a big screen t.v., and cheaper...Good buy.

Not Worth The Bulb Hassle
Okay, digital projection on a budget? I bought this item a few years back. The first $400.00+ bulb blew out in less than 300 hours. I contacted Toshiba and they replaced it, since it didn't get anywhere near the 2,000 hour "lifespan" they claim. The next bulb blew out at 460 hours. I called again. Nothing. No replacement. No service. I was on the phone with them for 4.5 hours and all I could get was 2 promises to "get a call back from one of our supervisors". None of my messages were ever returned. No one ever "called back". No replacement, or offer to replace, or even service sans the attitude. If the bulbs lasted 1400 hours, or even 1,000, I wouldn't be nearly as upset about this hunk'o'junk, but at $400.00+ per bulb, I'm paying an extra $60 dollars for every hour I watch it! Also, I've been typing $400.00+, because the bulb cost has risen every time I've checked into it. The current SRP is $453.00 for one bulb. If you get over 400 hours on a bulb, you're lucky! Avoid this unit, and after my experiences with their "customer service"-less calls, avoid this company's products like the plauge.

This is sooo cool!!!
My husband has wanted to get a video projector for a while, but just never took the plunge. (...).I convinced him to get this for himself for a late Christmas present.
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Editorial Review

Create your own home movie theater with the VPL-HS20 Cineza HD-ready digital LCD projector, which mounts on the ceiling or sits on a table while projecting onto screens from 40 to 300 inches in size. The Cineza is designed for longevity, with a lamp that lasts up to 3,000 hours and an ultra-quiet fan (28 dB) that runs unobtrusively in the background. The projector's high-resolution picture stems from its single lens projection system, which transfers a 1,386 x 788 picture across its three WXGA LCD panels for a total of 3.276,504 pixels (3.27 megapixels). Read more

Features

• Multimedia HD-ready LCD projector for 40- to 300-inch screens; 13.62 x 5.88 x 14.62 inches (W x H x D)
• CineMotion 3:2 pulldown delivers more accurate images; Memory Stick slot for JPEG and MPEG digital images
• 3.2-megapixel resolution; broadcasts 1080i, 720p, 480i, and 480p images
• Component, S-video, composite, HD-HDMI, mini-USB, and audio inputs
• 4-watt speaker system (2 watts x 2)

Reviews (5)

wow factor still exist after 2 years...
Personal Experience
High definition
I had this projector for over a year. Use of DVD9 format video input will provide awesome detail on my 104" wide screen. It is highly recommended.

Better Choice than DLP / Plasma TVs
Ecellent Picture quality. Light in weight. Extremely high quality images with HDTV input(IO Digital cable). DVI inputs from DVDs give better-than-theatre picture quality. Component input is equally awesome. Compare it to the size, space and weight of DLP, Projection or Plasma TVs, this is and extremlely good and a great buy. I got a it for $2.8K in Dec'03. Also works great with the PC input. Overall one heck of a display. Hats off to Sony Corp. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Designed with friends and family in mind, the Optoma H55 is ready to be the newest member of your home entertainment system. Thanks to Digital Video Processing technology, your DVDs or home movies will run flawlessly, with smooth data transfer and impeccable image quality. XGA and SXGA native resolutions and built-in three-watt stereo speakers, combined with a wide variety of computer and television compatibility, provide an impressive range of viewing options. A simple wireless remote runs the show--the controls allow you a range of functions from convenient pause to point-emphasizing manual zoom.Read more

Features

• 1,000 ANSI lumens
• Contrast ratio of 1,000:1
• Supports SXGA, XGA, SVGA, and VGAresolutions
• DLP technology for superior image
• Weighs just 6.4 pounds; 3-year warranty, 90 days on lamp

Features

• 0.55-inch DMD DLP display technology
• Integrated 802.11b wireless connectivity
• 800 x 600 SVGA native resolution
• 1,400 ANSI lumens of brightness, 2,000:1 contrast ratio
• PC and Mac compatible; 2-year warranty

Features

• 2X magnification on 1 7/8" screen with folding stand

Reviews (1)

Just what I needed!
I need to go through hundreds of family slides and put them in some sort of order.This is exactly what I needed! ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Images distorted
The images appear slightly distorted in an hour glass shape. The lighting is otherwise good and the batteries last a long time.It has a nice compact size and its easy to load and unload slides.Overall, this viewer is ok for sorting through slides.

Hard to find item
The response to my order was fast, and the product was exactly as it was described. Would recommend. ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Pana-Vue Auto Slide Viiewer
I returned thisproduct to Adorama.It was very poorly & cheaply made.I never could get it to work, as the electrical contacts were so poorly made and misaligned that it would not illuminate.They were very good about refunding my money.

Slide Viewer
Dust on the inside of the projector lens is hard to clean. Mechanism not tolerant of slightly bent slides - allows them to get stuck and hard to remove. ... Read more

Features

• Transformer for Pana-Vue Slide Viewers VRPV1, VRPV2, VRPV

Editorial Review

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Features

• High-definition media player supports 1080i, 720p, and 480p outputs for optimal viewing on high-definition and HD-ready TVs
• Designed for convenient living room slide shows and MP3/linear PCM music playback from your memory cards or personal computer
• Compatible with Roku Art Packs and LiveArt (not included) for high-definition wall art from still and motion images
• CompactFlash, SD, MMC, Memory Stick, and SmartMedia slots
• Can be networked with your PC through an Ethernet port or Wi-Fi

Reviews (16)

Good product for the bleeding edge adopter
The Photobridge is a nice product if you are looking for a bridge device between your PC and your HDTV.The product is of the most use with the 2.x "beta" version of the software and a couple of third party applications called Mplay and SlimRoku.It takes a healthy understanding of computers to get this device working, and with the above software and a 100Mb network connection there is little this device wont do.If you really want good information I would recommend looking at the forums on www.rokulabs.com and look under the Third Party applications topic for the Photobridge.

It's so not what it could be :-(
I had high hopes for this unit and quicky discoverd it ain't what I'm loking for. For starters, the company openly states their goal as being to use their consumer electronics products as simple proof-of-concept products to highlight what the hardware and softare can do. They're not their to provide end-solutions - they're an OEM manufacturerer. That justifies the beta software, which I installed and ended up frying my machine, so it's going back tomorrow. Also keep in mind that it's a shell with bare-bones functionality, and you're expected to downlaod and run a thrird party app to actually mke it run, There are 2 or 3 available, but that's a lot less palatable than having the functiomality built it.
Not what I expected
Purchased the HD1000 for audio streaming and photograph display. The high definition digital display of photographs is great. Easy to set up and use. The audio capability is much more limited and not at all easy to use. I believe Roku is somewhat misleading in their claims about the audio capability of this unit. Many popular formats are not supported although Roku suggests using third part software. This is very limited and I am not a fan of having to use third part software to upgrade a product to meet its marketing claims. If audio is important to you, look elsewhere. I am disappointed with the device.
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Features

• Multimedia HD-compatible LCD projector for 40- to 150-inch screens; 12 x 6.62 x 12.75 inches (W x H x D)
• CineMotion 3:2 pulldown delivers more accurate images; 16:9 enhanced aspect ratio
• 1.2-megapixel resolution, 3 SVGA LCD panels, and Side Shot 2 digital keystoning
• S-video and composite inputs, HD input, and PJ multi-input
• 2-watt mono speaker, plus audio in for stereo connection

Reviews (2)

Wonderful big screen pictures
This is an older model projector from Sony. Being an older model meant that the local store had it on sale for a fraction of the cost of the latest from Sony.
IT IS A THEATER !
Thank you... Thank you SONY ,really I could not believe my eyes , it is a theater YES... when I turned off the light the picture i have seenwas great..the sharpness looks like a 3D, it does n't matter if you see the movie on the wall or on screen.
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Editorial Review

A reliable companion for those who order their business presentations "to go," the Optoma EzPro 737 is designed for convenient portability, weighing in at just 3.5 pounds and wrapped in its own soft carrying bag. With a wireless remote that includes a built-in mouse and laser pointer and full connectivity to a wide variety of computer systems, video players, and high-definition sources, this projector provides a full range of options that make it an exceptional fit for busy professionals.Read more

Features

• 1,024 x 768 XGA native resolution
• 1,500 ANSI lumens
• High contrast ratio of 1,800:1
• DLP Technology; HDTV compatible
• Weighs just 3.5 pounds; 3-year warranty, 90 days on lamps

Reviews (2)

Best kept secret
On a "tight" budget for your home theater needs? That was me. I decided not to go above $1,500 between audio and video... well, that is a bit unrealistic if you also count cables and setup, but the Optoma EzPro 737 will get you one step closer to your goal. Here's why. WOW!!! BEST PURCHASE I HAVE EVER MADE!!!!
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Editorial Review

With the Sony MCS1 PhotoVault mini CD-R burner, you can travel the globe with your digital camera and never have to worry about maxing out your memory card. The lightweight, compact MCS1 PhotoVault offers a portable, PC-free solution for burning your photos to disc directly from any digital camera. It's an easy and reliable way to archive photos while traveling or in the midst of a long photo shoot for later storage or printing. Read more

Features

• Burn photos to mini CD-R directly from any digital camera with USB connection
• Memory Stick Media slot and video out for photo slideshow playback on TV
• 8 cm CD-R discs hold up to 200 MB of data--approximately 175 3-megapixel images
• Weighs only 8 ounces; great for travel
• Powered by AC adapter or external battery pack (4 AA batteries; not included)

Reviews (1)

Don't Leave Home Without It
This little device is absolutely wonderful in that you will never run out of memory for your Sony camera. This machine burns the pictures from your memory sticks directly onto a mini cd-r which is in the little machine. It runs on AC or on batteries(not supplied). Why you could even hook up the vault to a TV and show a picture slide show, without a computer. A little pricy due to having Sony's name. It is well worth the money. Sony lives up to their reputation.
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