Sharp XR-30X Compact DLP Projector

Posted on | August 31, 2009 | Comments Off

Sharp XR-30X Compact DLP Projector Mulitmedia projector featuring 2200 Lumen brightness, XGA Resolution, and 2000:1 contrast ratio. Sharp Notevision projectors provide superior features, performance and reliability. Built to handle most any business, education or cinema projection requirements, they utiliz the Texas Instruments DDR DLP display technology in combination with TrueVision (DDP2000) image processing. The Condenser Lens Optical System provides a crisp, bright, and detailed images from both computer and video sources. Powerul standard features like, DVI-D input short-throw zoom lens, HDTV compatibility, up to 3,000-hour lamp life and 2-year warranty (with one year of ER 24-hour turnaround Express Repair support) make this Notevision projector perfect for every application. To enhance color accuracy, the XR Educator Series incorporates a 3X speed, 4-segment color wheel. This color wheel ensures that all projected images are uniform and void of the rainbow effect common in other projectors.
Customer Review: home theater yes!
dont listen to the review that it’s not for the home theater,first using the stretch mode 16:9 looks great 1080i looks great from my comcast hd,
also i’m using panasonic 1080p upconvert dvd recorder and my movies look great, buy a dvi-hdmi cable with a hdmi switcher and you’ll be fine, good contrast level at 2200-1 ,lums are 2300 at full mode eco mode 1800 very bright, bulb cost is around $250.00 just bought one after a yr of use, i just love mine!!! i hope this was helpful
Customer Review: Just what you’d hope for
I chose this product because it was the cheapest xga resolution front end projector I could find. It’s been great. I highly recommend it.

Large plasmas only get a little better picture than this and they’re much more expensive and bulky.

US projector market up 12% sequentially in 2Q09, says iSuppli (Digi Times)
Shipments of front projectors in North America rose 12.4% in the second quarter of 2009 to reach 440,322 units, up from 391,646 in the first quarter, according to iSuppli. This contrasts with a 0.4% sequential decline in global projector shipments during the quarter.

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