Dell quietly introduces 7609WU DLP WUXGA projector
By Darren Murph 
posted Sep 25th 2008 8:47PM
posted Sep 25th 2008 8:47PM
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posted Sep 25th 2008 8:47PM
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The local theater? This would be a miserable home theater projector at 1920x1200. You'd have black bars! Ick.
Agreed. And where else are you going to go to watch the very latest movies as soon as they come out, and in good quality?
on the projectors ive used in the past, you can set it down to 1920x1080 and it simply doesnt draw the "black bars" which would render it perfect.
That's irrelevant when you consider how many movies are distributed in 2.35:1... my feelings on 2.35:1 as a ratio are another matter, but it's still an annoying fact.
Not that a projector necessarily has to look good, but why the hell did they make this look so boring!?
Uh - no. This is not a home theatre projector. Me thinks someone got excited by the numbers '1920' and thought 'ooh ooh it's 1080p!'. It isn't. It's a boardroom projector meant for larger screens with basic video support for better than average multimedia support. No vcopro, horribly low contrast, and brightness that would BLIND you as it reflected of a nice Stewart screen in your basement theatre room. BTW Your first clue should have been 'twin stereo speakers'.
Go back to bashing the Storm!
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