Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 705HD
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The people from Epson are not beginners when it comes to video projectors. They already have a few awards under their belts and the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 705HD is the newest member in their portfolio. This 720p system comes with a lot of features and it can be used as a home cinema, TV substitute or it can even be attached to your gaming system. The goal of this projector is to keep you from going to the cinema and it is obvious that Epson tried their best to offer a high quality product. The price tag revolves around $749.99, which can be considered affordable by any standards. Design Setting up the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 705HD and features One of the best facts about this projector is the 2,500 lumen output. This powerful system will make watching a movie possible even during the day. Most projectors require complete darkness if you expect a great performance, but this one doesn’t. This means that using it as a TV or when playing games shouldn’t be a problem. The 3LCD technology won’t go unnoticed; it offers clear colors and great detail, no matter what type of movie you are watching. You will also enjoy the 1.2x optical zoom feature which might come in handy depending on the size of your screen and the distance between it and the projector. Most projector lamps will have a life span of 2000 hours. The 705HD has extended this period to 5000 hours, which is perfect for those who want to use this projector intensely. At 2.5 hours per day, the lamp will last over 5 years which is an impressive performance for any type of projector. This happens in eco-mode, but even in regular mode, the lamp will have a life span of up to 4000 hours, which is double than what you usually get from similar projectors. The 1280×800 resolution is perfect for 720p HD video content. You won’t get the 1080p experience, but you will still enjoy high definition content at just $749. You can choose between three aspect ratio modes: 16:10, 16:9 and 4:3. The video quality can be improved by switching between the four available color modes. Pros and Cons The main disadvantage that comes with the 705HD is the lack of lens shifting. This will cause some problems, especially if you can’t find the perfect spot in your home cinema room. The 3000:1 contrast is not the best one around, but most people will be happy with the color quality. Conclusion |
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It IS grainy for movies. But games and dynamic modes are somewhat better than most others. I don’t mind it. still a good purchase.
Epson really makes it. Previously I was using another projector by another manufacturer, I thought it was already very good, but Epson is really better. IT did exactly what it’s supposed to, and no surprise that my HD gaming and Blu-ray were superb.
Is good, but I think it was a bit grainy… not quite black too. Is it just me or does anyone else have this problem? :-S
I don’t know the difference, because I seldom watch tv or movies. But must agree that hubby bought a great purchase, otherwise his ego might be crushed. He paid for it. LOL!
Actually the grainy thing may be the source that you had… it’s very dependent on the input. But it’s not really that great with HD. But still, must agree that this is a really good projector.
There’s no sound. I’ve used HDMI transfer, but there’s no sound. What’s wrong?? Can anyone help tell me why??
Forget about the sound, get a surround speaker. If you don’t want a surround speaker, go get a soundbar. That’s nice too. You can find some good reviews from http://www.soundbar.com. I always refer there for friends asking. The projector speaker is just 1watt mono. Why spoil a good HD picture?
I spoilt mine. Then only I read somewhere that we must always have the video source on before turning on the projector, and when turning off, it is the projector first, then the video source. Sent for repairs, and I’m going to sulk until it comes back to me.
Why the standard PC Port? Duh!
I see a white “aura” layer on almost everything it projects.
I used mine with an 11ft matte projector screen, it’s really beautiful. Mounted it on the ceiling, works great, and I can zoom as well. Details are simply superb, and there’s no need to seal all the windows. I’d recommend this to friends.