Review: InFocus ScreenPlay 5000

The InFocus ScreenPlay 5000 is a 3LCD front projector with a resolution of 1280 x 720. There are several LCD projectors out there like this, but I don’t know if they’re this inexpensive. At only $1,499 (after rebate), it’s a very affordable way to get into home theater.

This particular projector has very high light output. The reviewer says that it’s a “torch”. It contains both component video inputs and an “M1″ connector, for which an HDMI/DVI adapter must be bought if you want to use your DVI or HDMI output.

Video processing isn’t all that great, but remember, it’s bright! Get your own de-interlacer with this baby. The reviewer’s conclusion:

With all that said, the ScreenPlay 5000 is the perfect projector for someone looking for a hybrid use device that can handle Sunday afternoon football as well as night-time theatrical presentations in the home. I have run into a LOT of those kinds of people. In the past the stereotype has been that great sacrifices must be made in a projector in order to attain a brighter picture. While this is partially true, when done correctly, a device like this projector can make those sacrifices both minimal and acceptable. In this case, the gains far outweigh the losses.

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September 22nd, 2005

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