Subj : Power Point
To   : CHARLES SCAGLIONE
From : TOM WALKER
Date : Sat Sep 10 2005 09:27 am

CS> AZ> 3) If you're looking to purchase a projector, and it will be primarily
CS> AZ> used for PP (etc) presentations, you can save a couple of hundred
CS> AZ> dollars by buying an 800x600 (SVGA) one rather than a 1024x768 (XGA)
CS> AZ> model... PP presentations look identical at either resolution.

CS>We found that out when purchasing a new projector for the church
CS>sanctuary.   The difference in price can be as much as 50% more for
CS>one that can display higher resolutions.  Of course brightness output
CS>(lumen) also determines the price.  Another consideration is
CS>replacement cost for the lamp.  We recently replaced the lamp in our
CS>Sanyo high res projector for the church - to the tune of $265.00.

 Anmd that is a typical price. Some are Much more.
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