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First Take

By Philip Wong
Feb 25, 2008

The fierce competition in the home theater display market has not deterred ViewSonic from making a late entry into the 1080p projector market. Its pilot attempt, the Pro8100, is a stylish piece with quite a commendable feature set and tech specifications. How does it stack up against offerings from the remaining players? Here's our quick take on what's hot and not for this spanking new 3LCD-based light cannon. ...

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Pro8100's Lens Shift Spec

Mar 5, 2008

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: ProAv projector performance and features at less than half of price; better looking ID
Cons: Price point still a rich man's toy
Opinion:
The information regarding Pro8100's lens shift is incorrectly labeled in the UG. From actual measurement, the corect numbers should be: Horizontal at 120% movement distance (compare to image's horizontal width), which means 10% of margin each to left and right sides. Vertical at 300% movement distance (compare to image's vertical height), which means 100% of margin each to top and bottom sides.
Pro8100 supports 24 FPS video contents. Sony's PS3 Blue Ray movie playback is default at 24 FPS output. Pro8100's OSD will recognize the video content as 1080p 24.

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