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Are you searching for projector screens but aren’t sure where to look? Click on over to our site for a full selection of projectors and screens. We have all the products and supplies you need for your school or office. Look hereResolution can be defined as the number of pixels used by the projector to create an image. The higher the resolution, the better sharpness and clarity of the picture on the screen. Usually quoted in two numbers, (1024 x 768) The first number represents the number of pixels across the screen. The second number represents the number of pixels from top to bottom. The different types of resolutions are as follows: Resolution Pixels Comments VGA 640 x 480 The lowest resolution and the least expensive. SVGA 800 x 600 Many laptops are SVGA resolution, thus making SVGA a popular choice. XGA 1024 x 768 With new products coming out in XGA, this resolution is the second most popular. XGA projectors tend to be more expensive than SVGA projector but prices are dropping due to the increased use of XGA laptop computers. SXGA 1280 x 1024 SXGA products are geared towards high-end personal computers and low end workstations. They are often used in situations where acute resolution of small details is needed. UXGA 1600 x 1200 UXGA is aimed at workstation applications with very high resolution. There are not very many products that have UXGA native resolution. Furthermore, contrary to what you might expect from LCD, there was no problem getting a satisfying black level out of the looked truly black and white. You can watch this projector for hours without ever getting that "gee I wish it had just a bit more snap" feeling. with its DLP engine had a touch better contrast, but the Mits was a very close second. Those who think that LCD can''t produce excellent blacks haven''t seen the X300. Even though black level was very good, shadow detail is still a weakness with LCDs. The Davis was the stronger performer here. All three of the LCD products reviewed here could use a boost in shadow detail. The displayed a noticeable array of scaling and NTSC motion artifacts in straight composite and S-video. However, the worked beautifully to stabilize the picture and remove most of the motion artifacts. As a 10% incremental investment, we would not consider watching NTSC source material on the There is another accessory option that works well with the Basically, this is a filter that fits over the projection lens. It has the ability to virtually eliminate pixel structure and other hard edges in a digital image. It smooths out the image and makes it look much more film-like. The effect on the is truly exciting. ©2003 www.projector-screens.com. All rights reserved. |