Mitsubishi HC1600 720p DLP Home Theater Projector @ richardeward.com

Mitsubishi HC1600 720p DLP Home Theater Projector
from MITSUBISHI

Features:

• Native 720p Resolution
• 1700 ANSI lumens
• Exclusive Mitsubishi Brilliant Color technology
• 2500:1 contrast ratio

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• Great value for an entry level projector
  Installed this projector to replace an InFocus SP4805 projector, and I'm in love. This projector offers everything you need for a a quick and easy home theater setup. It's insanely quiet. The first time I turned it on, I didn't realize it was working because I couldn't hear it. That's a huge change from my old InFocus. It's bright, and gave a fine picture in the middle of the day. The contrast is great, and the color is as accurate as I have seen in a sub $1000 projector. I highly recommend this if you are... more info

• Very nice product.
  I had trouble trying to figure out what I wanted as a first projector. Well...I had to make up my mind sooner or later, and glad I got this one as my first. Entry level at its best I guess.
  I did spend a few evenings researching the technologies and projectors with different price levels and was willing to spend much more than the price of this unit.
  I have no idea what the "better" DLP projectors are all about, but when the ol' lady started watching the commercials...her tongue was hanging out... more info

• Could not show 720p HD signal. Support non-existent.
  The picture on the projector is good and the price attractive BUT it refuses to show a high-def signal (720p) from my Sony Blu-ray so I have to run it in standard low-def 480p. I tried contacting support many times but they were completely useless - they do not answer email or web support and phone support you wait ages and they offer to call you back and then don't.

• Theatre for home personal use
  Unlike other people, I don't know about the performance of other projectors. I found this projector pretty good value for what I paid ($800) to see movies projected on my wall (which is off-white in color).
  The 16:9 ratio gives a theatre like image and the remote works bouncing off the wall itself. Have not seen much difference between using a VGA cable and HDMI when watching DVDs. The only objectionable part would be the rainbow effect - you tend to catch the RGB separation if you blinked at the... more info

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