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IT Show 2007: Home A/V deals
By CNET Asia staff
09/3/2007
It's time to rev up for the home entertainment shopping spree, ladies and gentlemen. Check out what's hot and hotter with our annual IT Show 2007 coverage and buying guides now.
 

Epson EMP-X3
Show price: S$1,799
Retail price: S$1,999
Remarks: Get a free Dopod S300 worth S$399 and and S$200 cash discount for each Epson EMP-X3 purchased during the IT Show.
Specs: LCD; 1,024 x 768 (XGA) resolution; 2,000 ANSI lumens brightness; 400:1 contrast ratio; 2.6kg.


 

Epson EMP-S4
Show price: S$999
Retail price: S$1,499
Remarks: This new multimedia projector just got even more affordable with a generous S$500 discount.
Specs: LCD; 800 x 600 (SVGA) resolution; 1,800 ANSI lumens brightness; 500:1 contrast ratio; 2.6kg.


 

Epson EMP-1705
Show price: S$2,499
Retail price: S$2,599
Remarks: Get a free Dopod S300 worth S$399 and and S$100 cash discount for each Epson EMP-1705 purchased during the IT Show.
Specs: LCD; XGA resolution; 2,200 ANSI lumens brightness; 400:1 contrast ratio; 1.7kg.


 

Epson EMP-1715
Show price: S$3,199
Retail price: S$3,299
Remarks: Get a free Dopod S300 worth S$399 and and S$100 cash discount for the step-up model of the EMP-1705.
Specs: LCD; XGA resolution; 2,700 ANSI lumens brightness; 400:1 contrast ratio; 1.7kg.

Disclaimer: While prices are correct at time of sending the page to our site, vendors may correct and alter their deals without prior notice.
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