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Cheap Epson EX51 Multimedia Projector Review The EX51 provides brilliant images in true-to life color. With native XGA resolution and Epson EX51 3LCD, 3-chip technology, this compact performer ensures razor-sharp detail for flawless presentations.Brilliant image quality and detail native XGA resolution up to 1400 x 1050 USB Plug in Play, instant setup instantly projects images from a PC via a USB connection

I bought the MovieMate 60 for outdoor movies. I do not plan on using the built-in DVD player or speakers. However, I did test both and was quite impressed with the sound volume I got from it – it fills a medium size room very well. However, I experienced DVD freeze-ups about 80 minutes into the movie I tested. I’m not sure if it was the player or DVD though. The bulb strength was very good, filling the screen up very brightly. My next test will be how well it performs in outdoor showings. But that will have to wait for better weather.

OK, I’ll grant you it’s pretty expensive, and the use of it isn’t immediately obvious to anyone who doesn’t already own one. But let me explain: I’m a semi-pro photographer, and given today’s travel restrictions and airline weight limits it isn’t always practical to carry a laptop computer with a bulky charger in order to back up and view photos I take on the fly. The Epson P-6000 isn’t much larger than maybe 4 decks of cards stacked together, and it weighs only about two pounds. (The charger, a standard 9 volt with a transformer, weighs a couple of ounces.)

BE AWARE, though, this unit ONLY ACCEPTS COMPACT FLASH (CF) AND SD CARDS. NOT MINI-SDs; NOT xDs; NOT SONY MEMORY STICKS. This makes it perfect for Nikon users and the many point-and-shoot camera units utilizing SD cards.

This is a wonderful all-in-one projector. Great intuitive controls, fantastic sound (especially with a subwoofer Epson’s), great picture quality with upconverting DVD player. For the first time, the image seems a bit ‘dark (lamp is rated 1200 + lumens), but we understand the brightness control on the distance, and is more than enough (four levels) for most situations. The enclosed CD. Manual answer our questions when we otherwise no-brainer guide. IDo not print this guide extended, but can get what I need to know my computer in rare cases where it is not clear from the beautiful design of this projector

Epson Perfection v600 Photo Color Scanner (B11B198011) Create extraordinary enlargements from film Remove the appearance of dust and scratches from fi lm Remove the appearance of tears and creases from photos Restore faded color photos with one touch Scan slides, negatives and medium-format panoramic fi lm

I am delighted overall with the projector; it is very easy to set up and use, and I especially like being able to plug in a “thumb” drive to show my presentations without having to set up the computer …

Zoom in to confirm focus and fine detail with the large, 4-inch Epson Photo Fine Premia LCD (displays over 16.7 million colors) Store thousands of RAW and JPEG images on high-capacity, 80GB hard drive

This projector works great; easy set up, clear picture, simple controls, and even easy keystone adjustment. The one thing I didn’t expect was to hear it. If you’re getting it for powerpoint …

The Epson PowerLite 1720 multimedia projector is a powerful addition to your corporate team. Place the PowerLite 1720 in your briefcase and head to your next presentation. Weighing just 3.7 lb, this …