Mitsubishi HC1500
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Value for money (11)
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The home theater projector by Mitsubishi with model number HC1500 has a native resolution of 720p. Although its panel is just 70 inches, the image that it creates is quite impressive for the home cinema.
Features
The Mitsubishi HC1500 720p DLP Home Theater Projector uses a TI DDP3020 dark chip 2 of brilliant color for its imaging technology. Its brightness is at 1600 ANSI lumens, with a contrast ratio of 2500 is to 1. Its lamp uses filter free operation, with a life span of 3000 hours. Its maximum resolution is at 1280 by 1024 pixels. It can produce an image of a minimum size of 40 inches diagonally to a maximum of 275 inches. The projector has a color wheel with 7 segments. It is compatible with both Mac and PC. The lamp it uses is of the model VLT-HC910LP with a power consumption of 280 watts and 2.9 angstrom. Its dimensions are 12.2 inches for width, 3.9 inches for height, and 9.6 inches for depth, with a weight of 6.5 pounds.
Manufacturer's Specs
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Imaging Technology0.62", 1-Chip DMD, 12 deg. LVDS, DarkChip2 DDP3020
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Brightness/Lumens1600 ANSI Lumens
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Native Resolution1280 x 720
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Maximum Resolution1280 x 1024
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Viewable Size40-275 inches diagonal
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Contrast Ratio2500 : 1 (on/off)
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Color Wheel7-segment (RGBWRGB)
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Lens Throw Ratio1.59 - 1.97
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Zoom & Focus AdjustmentManual Focus & Zoom Lens
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PC, MAC CompatibilityYes
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Manufacturer's Description
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The HC1500 DLP® projector is a high definition 720P home theater projector that offers Mitsubishi HD projector technologies at an affordable price. You’ll see true HD images with 1600 ANSI lumens, …
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Reviewer: Roel, Projector Central14 February 2008
- Overall 10

- Value for money 10

- Features 10

- Ease of use 10

- Picture quality 10

I've had this projector for almost a year, and all I can say it is the best value for the money period! I am projecting this on a 120 inch screen in a light controlled room (a must)Ceiling mounted, with an Denon upconvert dvd player (DVD-557) and every one that sees the image is blown away, I also recently hooked up HD and it brought out the super in the superbowl. I have seen a lot of expensive projectors but this is as good or better than most. I have so far 500 hou... Read more
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Exceeds my Expectations!
Reviewer: Donn Graham "Electronic Junkie", Amazon24 January 2008- Overall 10

This is a terrific projector, right out of the box. I'm using this in my finished basement, mounted from an 8 ft ceiling using the Atdec Telehook mount. The throw distance is about 13 feet, and I'm getting a bright 100 inch picture on a white wall. I don't need a screen, and the bulb setting is on low. Of course, I can control the lighting in the basement, but the picture is just wonderful. I'm using an inexpensive up-converter DVD player, my floor standing JBL speake... Read more
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Reviewer: Robert Zanzerkia, B&H Photo26 November 2007
- Overall 8

I purchased this bundle just before Thanksgiving.Excellent picture quality.Even with regular DVD picture looks good (my DVD player does 480p up-conversion).However at 100 size on wide angle view smaller objects do look fuzzy.Projector is very quite. I am running in low-lamp mode and picture is visible even at moderate room light (as long as light is not on the screen).I am really impressed at how good the color looks and how bright is this projector.Can't wait to pair... Read more
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Great Buy
Reviewer: Mizzle, Bestbuy11 September 2007- Overall 10

"I installed this projector in my home theater and the picture clarity at 10' with 720p resolution was great, the BrilliantColor made the picture tone and color perfect right out of the box. The 1600 lumens of brightness is more then enough for me to have the room lit and still play video games and watch movies. And the HDMI input was what i was looking for in my theater setup." Read more
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