Samsung's SP-A800B 1080p DLP projector sure is curvy
Samsung knows a thing or two about working a trade show. IFA's no different. Meet the spacey SP-A800B 1080p (0.95-inch DMD chip from TI) DLP projector on the loose in Berlin. It features a 24fps film mode and a 2,000-hour, 300W lamp which throws 1,000 lumens at a 10,000:1 rated contrast at a relatively noisy 25dB. Around back you'll find 2x HDMI, RGB for your PC, 2x component, S-Video, and RS-232. Sorry, no prices or expected date for availability.




















Looks like the alien robot from War of the Worlds...
lol...........That too.........
hell now that I think of it........more so that then a Star Wars Droid........lol
aye, one of them pit droids from episode 1
at first i thought it was a 2-wheeler's gas tank at... :D
and samsung do justice to your products..
these projectors have to get what those 'hot ass 'Bordeaux' laser printers' got ;)
that looks like the head of a Star Wars Droid
im due for a new projector... but im not sure what to get as of yet..
I need one with HDMI and component and VGA, with atleast 720p
But im just not sure what is the average price for something like that..
any recomendations???
It depends on how much you are willing to spend. You could find a projector like that for a little under a 1000. For 2500 you could get a 1080p projector.
hmmm well im not willing to spend 2500 so i guess its 720p for me.
Im probobly willing to spend 1000 to about 1500.
but obviously cheaper the better!! haha
I just bought the Mitsubishi HD1000U for like $850. It got a nearly identical review to the Panasonic PTAX100U, but is around half the price. So far I'm loving it!
I think I caught one of those things in the Gulf of Mexico, it was tangled up in a shrimp boat's net.
I think that thing is going to attack me from the depths while I'm swimming!
Can I put a LiFi bulb in it?
Two thousand hours lamp life is not that great especially when you consider it is the time till the lamp will be outputting on HALF of its original brightness. Lamp replacement is a significant cost of projector ownership.
There are some new Diamond Lamps which are about 10% cheaper and have the bulb from the original manufacturer who supplied the projector manufacturer. There's more info at http://www.presentationtek.com/2008/01/09/replacement-projector-lamps-and-bulbs/