"The mitsubishi version of this, fits in your hand and has 250 lums not 15. Also costs around $700 USD"
Not true. The only specs Mitubishi has given for this product is 250 LUX. That's LUX - *not* ANSI lumens. LUX measures the brightness of a reflected image. They aren't saying reflected off of *what* to get 250 LUX either.
The lack of any discussion about the brightness of this product in std ANSI lumens speaks volumes. Whatever the ultimate ANSI lumens output - I expect it to be 700 or less. That's mighty dim by today's standards.
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"The mitsubishi version of this, fits in your hand and has 250 lums not 15. Also costs around $700 USD"
Not true. The only specs Mitubishi has given for this product is 250 LUX. That's LUX - *not* ANSI lumens. LUX measures the brightness of a reflected image. They aren't saying reflected off of *what* to get 250 LUX either.
The lack of any discussion about the brightness of this product in std ANSI lumens speaks volumes. Whatever the ultimate ANSI lumens output - I expect it to be 700 or less. That's mighty dim by today's standards.