InFocus IN76 720p DLP Home Theater Projector

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Manufacturer: In Focus

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Brand: InFocus
EAN: 0097212665721
Label: In Focus
Manufacturer: In Focus
Model: IN76

Features

3000:1 calibrated contrast ratio
Native 1280 x 720 resolution creates high-definition reality from any HD source
The advanced six-segment color wheel delivers intense, precise colors that rival any movie theater screen
An icon-based menu allows for quick scroll and settings selection in 12 different languages
Five user-selectable video sources enable impressive connectivity with a full range of devices

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Editorial Reviews:

You, on the other hand, experience film. You critique cinema. You savor the sleeper hits. You secretly indulge in the occasional blockbuster. Fortunately, the InFocus Play Big IN76 does equal justice to the art-house indie and the glossy action flick - even the odd B-movie (not that anyone has to know about it). You get to take in every obscure detail the way it was intended to be seen on the big screen. Larger than life. In electrifying color and clarity. Enhanced by Pixelworks' DNX video-processing technology. And worthy of all the profound anticipation of a Hollywood premiere. If the IN76 can do all this for your beloved films, just imagine what it could do for exhilarating sports and gaming action.The powerful appeal of the IN76 goes far beyond the magnificent picture it projects onscreen. Its sleek, futuristic, low profile appearance adds a subtle sophistication to any room. Its unique swivel base simplifies tabletop setup and can be easily removed for ceiling mounting. Overall, the IN76 clearly displays your discriminating taste in both home-entertainment technology and fine design.

User Comments about the InFocus IN76 720p DLP Home Theater Projector

The IN76 is noticeably brighter.The IN76 was easier to setup. HDTV looks great on both units. The IN76 does a better job scaling DVDs up to 720p The HD72 is slightly quieter fan noiseThe IN76 has been much more reliableThe IN76 has a sexier looking caseAt the time I bought the Optoma hd72 it was cheaper, but it has proven to be far more costly to operate.

I have had both set to 120" screen in a 13'x13' room with some ambient light. The IN76 prices have fallen to match the Optoma and I am much happier with it. I made a lateral move from an Optoma HD72 to the Infocus IN76.

At $400 per bulb (every year) this was too much. These projectors have a very similar spec and street price. I switched because the HD72 required a new bulb every 900 hours.

If you can't live without your system I recomend getting the exchange program. Infocus customer service has been great to work with though. - The picture is stunning.- Easy instalation- Greate input options with HDMI/DVI- HD video/TV looks.well it brings a tear to my eye- Bright enough to use with "some" light- Fills a 100" screen with easeBut- The unit stoped working after two weeks. No power at all. They recieved my faulty projector and shipped out a new one the same day.If not for the "power" problem I would have given it 5 stars.

When looking at bright daylight images it looks like a window, with amazing detail. The image quality with recent HD material is stunning. I am replacing an Infocus X1. I just bought this projector after reading a review from projectcentral.com. I am projecting onto a 137" Dalite permawall screen in a light controlled room. I also had a Sanyo Z4 for about two weeks. I also just got a DirecTV HD DVR. The image from the Sanyo was too harsh because of the LCD (also I was sitting 1x the distance from the screen which should really be 2x for LCD's and 1.5x for DLP's).