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Mar 29 2017

Epson PowerLite 1781W Wireless WXGA 3LCD Projector

The Epson PowerLite 1781W Wireless WXGA 3LCD Projector is a powerhouse as a portable data projector, providing solid brightness and resolution in a thin and light frame. In our testing, it showed very good data image quality, and great video image quality for a data projector. It delivers higher brightness and a longer lamp life than the Epson PowerLite 1761W Multimedia Projector while retaining its stellar image quality, so it’s our new Editors’ choice ultra-light WXGA data projector.

Design and Features

The all-black projector measures a thin 2 by 11.5 by 8.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 4 pounds. It’s similar in form to the Epson 1761W as well as the Casio Slim XJ-A247, which has nearly identical dimensions but is heavier at 5 pounds. The 1781W has a rated brightness of 3,200 lumens (up from the 2,600 lumens in the Epson 1761W) and has a native WXGA (1,280 by 800) resolution, compatible with widescreen laptops with a 16:10 aspect ratio. Its light engine employs the 3LCD technology that Epson helped develop.

There’s a zoom wheel behind the lens, as well as a focus control that uses forward and back arrows, with which I was able to get a sharp image. Beside the focus control are a four-way controller with a central Enter button, an on-off button, Home, Menu, and several other buttons. You can also access these and other functions with the included remote control. The projector comes with a soft carrying case, including several pouches and a messenger strap.

You get all the ports that count for a portable data projector: VGA, HDMI, RCA video, audio in; a type B USB port for USB Plug and Play, and a type A USB port for running a computer-free presentation off a USB thumb drive. It has a built-in LAN module for connecting to a wireless network, and it can connect wirelessly via NFC (near field communication) over a peer-to-peer connection with compatible Android devices.

See full details at in.pcmag.com

Written by admin · Categorized: Projection Systems · Tagged: Epson PowerLite, projector

Feb 08 2017

Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5040UB 3LCD Projector Review

Until recently, there were two very distinct categories of projector: 4K, and everybody else. Sony had a firm grip on the ultra-elite market, producing just three projectors that could actually display at 4K for the cool price of $10,000 a pop (or more).

Now however, as technology always does, the price is finally starting to come down a bit for a new class of projector like the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5040UB. This is a projector which features what the company refers to as “4K enhancement”, a form of upscaling that brings the quality up and the costs down for those who want a 4K home theater system but don’t have $10k laying around in spare change.

But how does 4K enhancement stand up to true 4K, and is it worth the extra cost? Read on in our Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5040UB review to find out!

Summary: The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5040UB is one of the best looking projectors on the market today, one that gets you near-4K quality at a fraction of the cost of standard 4K projectors.

What We Liked

  • Spectacular image quality in all tests
  • Gaming performance was great
  • 4K quality was apparent at medium viewing distance

What We Didn’t

  • Big, bulky profile
  • No speakers
  • Expensive
  • Runs loud and hot

By Chris Stobing

See full details at www.gadgetreview.com

Written by admin · Categorized: Home Theatre Systems · Tagged: Epson PowerLite

Nov 13 2013

Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5030UB Home Theater Projector Review

ProjectorThis year’s CEDIA trade show in Denver saw Epson refresh its entire home theater projector line. The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5030UB is this year’s upgrade to the Home Cinema 5020UB, one of last year’s hottest projectors. While the 5030UB is in many ways an incremental improvement over its predecessor, it is an impressive machine in its own right.

The Home Cinema 5030UB is one of three new home theater projectors released at this year’s CEDIA show. The others, the Pro Cinema 4030 and Pro Cinema 6030UB, are restricted-distribution products sold through specialized dealers and custom installers. The Home Cinema 5030UB, on the other hand, is in open distribution — meaning you can find it at a number of authorized resellers online. Currently priced at $2,599 from authorized sellers, the Home Cinema 5030UB is an excellent value in today’s market.

The Viewing Experience
While the projector is laden with features that make it easy to install and use, the primary draw of the Home Cinema 5030UB is image quality. The 5030UB’s image in both 2D and 3D is the best we’ve ever seen from Epson, and the picture on screen makes it clear where every single dollar of the projector’s purchase price went. In other words, it looks more expensive than it actually is.

The Home Cinema 5030UB is built primarily for use in a light-controlled home theater environment, and it is tailored to deliver maximum impact in such a situation. The “UB” in the projector’s name stands for Ultra Black, a designation that does not disappoint once you have the projector properly configured. For part of this review we set up the 5030UB on one of Stewart’s new screens, the Cima by Stewart Filmscreen using the 1.1-gain Neve white fabric. This screen is a superb complement to the 5030B for dedicated home theater, and it costs less than the Studiotek 130. The 5030UB already has very deep black levels and light output is highly adjustable, so this neutral white screen with low gain and a very wide 80-degree half-gain angle is ideal for dark theater installations.

In 2D, the 5030UB’s image is smooth and life-like. Highlights are bright, but not blown out, while shadow detail is excellent and overall dynamic range makes the image appear three-dimensional. Black level, which has long been the strong point of Epson’s home theater projectors, is as deep as it has ever been once the projector’s automatic iris is turned on. The Home Cinema 5030UB shares the color performance of its predecessors, with good color saturation and comprehensive color adjustment controls. The projector’s factory configurations need a little bit of fine-tuning, but this isn’t unusual in home theater projectors.

The 5030UB produces a bright, engaging 3D image that makes large-screen 3D display attainable. The projector has three dedicated 3D color modes that can be fine-tuned independently of their 2D counterparts. Bright, well-saturated colors and good shadow detail make 3D viewing a pleasant experience, even for this jaded reviewer.

If you still watch a lot of standard-definition content, technologies like Frame Interpolation and Super Resolution improve image quality and give new life to your DVD collection. And while no amount of image processing can turn SD into HD, the Home Cinema 5030UB can clean up standard-definition material enough to make it easier on your eyes, now that you’re used to high definition.

By Bill Livolsi
See Full Story on projectorcentral.com

Written by admin · Categorized: Home Theatre Systems · Tagged: Epson PowerLite, Home Cinema, Home Theater Projector

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