1/25/2007
Infocus Play Big IN72 480p DLP Home Theater Projector
From our friends at Woot.Hey, thanks for coming by! Yeah, make yourself comfortable - well, as comfortable as you can in a cave, anyway. I like to think I've fixed the place up pretty nice, although let me warn you: never order from IKEA online. They think the "e" in e-commerce stands for "extremely slow and annoying to deal with," ha ha.
Life in hiding from the Feds has its downside, but all in all I've got a pretty sweet setup. That uranium I stole gives me all the electricity I need down here. Once you get used to it, bat meat doesn't taste too bad, especially deep-fried. Kinda like chicken. When I need to use the bathroom, I just squeeze through that crevasse over there and go in this huge room. Believe me, it'd take me several lifetimes of eating nothing but Taco Bell to fill that room up.
And I never, ever have to worry about ambient light when I watch movies on my InFocus IN72 DLP Home Entertainment Projector . I get the full benefit of its 900 lumens, its Pixelworks DNX technology, and its totally dudical Darkchip2 DLP processor. Its resolution is only 480p, but just tell yourself "the upconverting is working" over and over and you'll never know the difference. And that Darkchip thing produces blacks as deep and dark as an underground cave - which I guess means it's superfluous for me, but it'd be perfect for a surface-dweller like you.Warranty: One year
Features:
* Native Aspect Ratio: 16×9
* Supported Aspect Ratio: 4:3, 16:9
* Brightness: High Bright: 900 Lumens, Whisper: 720 Lumens
* Contrast Ratio: 2000:1 Full On/Full Off
* Display Technology: 0.55” DarkChip2 480p 12° DDR, DLP by Texas Instruments
* Data Compatibility: 640×480, 800×600, 1024×768
* Video Compatibility: Full NTSC, PAL, SECAM, 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1035i, 1080i, 1080p/24, 1080p/30, 1080p/50, 1080p/60
* Color Wheel (DLP Only): 6 segment, 4-speed, D65 (6500K) color calibration
* Native Resolution: 854×480
* Projector Placement: Ceiling Projection, Front Projection, Rear Projection
* SMPTE Brightness: up to 11.5’ (3.5m) wide on a 1.0 gain screen
* Lamp Wattage: Whisper: 160 Watts, High Bright: 200 Watts
* Lamp Life: Whisper: 3000 Hours
* High Bright: 3000 Hours
* Standard Lens Zoom: 1.2 : 1
* Standard Lens Throw Ratio: 1.76:1 – 2.12:1 (Distance/Width)
* Standard Lens Image Offset Ratio: 128%
* Standard Lens Projection Distance: 5 – 20 ft
* Digital Keystone Correction (Vertical): +/- 20°
* Projector Warranty: 1 Year
* Lamp Warranty: 6 months
* Accessories Warranty: 90 Days
* Typical Power Consumption: 250 Watts
* Maximum Power Consumption: 300 Watts
Inputs and Outputs
* DVI: 1
* M1: 1
* HDMI: 1
* Component (RCA): 1
* VESA (HD15): 1
* S-Video: 1
* Composite (RCA): 1
* Standard Definition TV: Inputs: Component RCA, S-Video, Composite RCA
* Enhanced Definition TV: Inputs: HDMI, Component RCA, M1-DA
* High Definition TV: Inputs: HDMI, Component RCA, M1-DA
* Computer: Inputs: M1-DA
* HDCP Support: Yes
* 12v trigger for motorized screens (3.5 mm mini-jack)
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