Subj : Re: Power Point
To   : TOM WALKER
From : JAY EMRIE
Date : Mon Sep 19 2005 02:13 pm

TW>JE>TW>JE>Actually, digital projectors start at $600 - $700 and go on UP! 
from
TW>JE>TW>JE>there. I see them advertised at about 3K.

TW>JE>TW>Actauly those are good for little more then viewing Casual Snap Shots.
TW>JE>           ?????
TW>JE>Which those?

TW> The $500 to b$700 ones. In fact I would say nothing costing less then
TW> $4000 Plus would be any good at all fro any serious Picture Judhing.

I think you are a bit high here. Those at about $2,000 seem to have the
best specs or at least adequate specs - although not equal to the multi
thousand $ ones.

Jay

TW>And I missed it but the Large screen Plasma idea was a Bad one. The only
TW>projector that gives any close to Real color rendition are the Ones
TW>using the Texas Instruments moving mirror chips and pure color filters.
TW>Ironic one model even used the rotating three color wheel used i nthe
TW>old CBS color system that lost out to the RCA, "Never The Same Color"
TW>system we have now.

Bad also in the fact that it isn't readily portable.

Jay
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