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InFocus IN3118HD
Projector Type: DLP; Full-HD; Extras: Keystone correction; Newest review: 4/2013 "FOR: Clear and bright image; smooth motion; enjoyable viewing experience; backlit remote. AGAINST: No 3D; lacks the detail definition and black levels of the class leader." 1 review |
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InFocus IN146
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 2500 ANSI lumens; Extras: 3D-ready; Newest review: 6/2011
Because it's only 3D capable, 3D viewing options on offer from the Infocus IN146 DLP are actually pretty limited, but Computer act!ve say picture quality is impressive for videos, games and
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More information at: Computer act!ve, 6/2011 Infocus IN146 DLP projector A 3D TV is, of course, a great way to get 3D images into your living room, but you'll have to fork out a fair bit more than you would for a normal telly. Luckily, there is another, far cheaper way to enjoy a bit of 3D viewing at home. … to review
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InFocus ScreenPlay 8600
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1800 ANSI lumens; Full-HD; Extras: 1080p; Newest review: 12/2011
Expert Reviews considered the InFocus SP8600 to be one of the lowest priced 1080p projectors they have ever seen, but they point this out as being a false economy, saying that a little bit more money
5 reviews,
4 opinions
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More information at: TechRadar UK, 7/2011 InFocus SP8600 Pictures that are 100 inches wide will show up even the smallest flaw with a poor quality projector, and the cheaper projectors are usually aimed at businesses or education facilities. So is it possible to get a decent quality high definition projector for home cinema for as little as £800? … to review
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InFocus ScreenPlay 8604
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1700 ANSI lumens; Full-HD; Extras: Lens Shift, 1080p; Newest review: 8/2011
"FOR: Highly effective; easy to set-up and install; well-equipped, with a good range of inputs.
AGAINST: BenQ's amazing W1200 is nearly as good and half the price; 3D kit isn't much
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More information at: TrustedReviews, 4/2011 InFocus ScreenPlay SP8604 After a scarily long hiatus, home cinema projection brand InFocus suddenly re-emerged in May 2010 with a single new projector, the £3,000 ScreenPlay SP8602. This was a rather quirky beast in some ways, but certainly delivered the picture quality goods. … to review
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InFocus IN104
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 2500 ANSI lumens; Newest review: 3/2011 Although its maximum resolution is a tad low for Micro Mart's liking, and HD sharpness was lacking, the InFocus IN104 still impressed them in other areas. The picture was nice and clear, and one …
1 review,
2 opinions
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InFocus IN3116
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3500 ANSI lumens; Newest review: 4/2011 As far as PC Advisor is concerned, the InFocus IN3116 is certainly a handy little projector. It's light enough to be nicely portable, but still packs in some powerful performance. It's …
1 review,
1 opinion
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InFocus IN1503
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3000 ANSI lumens; Newest review: 11/2009
As well as being suitable for off-site presentations, the InFocus IN1503's versatility means it's a business projector that can also be used for watching movies. PC Advisor would suggest
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More information at: PC Advisor, 11/2009 InFocus IN1503 With a 3000 lumen ANSI brightness rating, 1800:1 contrast ratio and a widescreen 1280x800 resolution, the IN1503 is a business DLP projector from InFocus. … to review
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InFocus ScreenPlay 8602
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1300 ANSI lumens; Full-HD; Extras: Lens Shift; Newest review: 7/2010
“InFocus’ comeback on the home cinema market has been a success - the SP8602 is a high contrast and bright projector which already comes with good from the factory default settings. The different
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More information at: Heimkino, issue 8-9/2010 Return of a legend Between the years 2003 and 2005 the US manufacturer InFocus was the forerunner on the home-cinema projector market with its screenplay range. Now the powerful name is being resurrected.
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InFocus X10
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1200 ANSI lumens; Full-HD; Extras: 1080p; Newest review: 6/2009
"... Picture-wise, the InFocus X10 picks out detail like skin pores and nose hairs with unnerving accuracy, and the 7,500:1 contrast ratio (thanks to a smart Iris) means blacks are as black as
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More information at: Register Hardware, 11/2008 Infocus X10 projector Infocus is known for its excellent projectors but with prices usually high and financial markets in turmoil, has its most affordable Full HD projector yet come at the wrong time? … to review
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InFocus X9
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1800 ANSI lumens; HD-ready; Newest review: 4/2009 "Pros: Compact and versatile. Short throw ratio. A solid all-round performance-per-pound projector. Cons: No match for bigger, pricier machines."
2 reviews,
1 opinion
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InFocus IN2114
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3000 ANSI lumens; HD-ready; Newest review: 3/2010 "... The lens of the InFocus IN2114 is sharp, with manual controls that allow finetuning of focus and screen size. ... For regular presentation duties and the occasional Friday afternoon movie, … 1 review |
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InFocus IN82
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1500 ; Full-HD; Extras: 1080p; Newest review: 6/2009 "... video quality from a variety of sources and connectivity (HDMI v1.3, DVI, PC, RS232) is excellent. The InFocus IN82 only really stumbles when it comes to the fan. Turn this baby on and it … 4 reviews |
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InFocus IN3106
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3000 ANSI lumens; HD-ready; Newest review: 4/2009 The main drawbacks in InFocus's IN3106 projector are lack of Ethernet and noisiness at high brightness. Other than this, with a comprehensive set of inputs including HDMI, USB-DisplayLink and … 2 reviews |
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InFocus IN80
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1300 ANSI lumens; Full-HD; Newest review: 9/2008 Despite the older DLP chipset used in this projector, it still delivers excellent images and with its resolution advantage over similarly priced rivals, What Hi-Fi feels this is a compelling choice … 1 review |
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InFocus IN3114
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3500 ANSI lumens; Newest review: 3/2010
After a look at the InFocus IN3114, PC Advisor concluded that it makes a decent choice, that's especially well-suited for business use. While they note that the higher-resolution InFocus IN3116
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More information at: PC Advisor, 3/2010 InFocus IN3114 A 1024x7868 XGA data projector, the InFocus IN3114 features a contrast ratio of 2100:1 and a high brightness rating of 3500 ANSI lumens. It promises solid performance for a reasonable price, with punchy colours that don't sacrifice when it comes to image detail. … to review
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InFocus IN76
Projector Type: DLP; HD-ready; Newest review: 10/2007 "... All that really matters about the IN76 is that it doesn't just outperform every rival in its own price bracket; it completely outclasses them."
10 reviews,
2 opinions
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InFocus IN83
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 1600 ANSI lumens; Full-HD; Newest review: 5/2008 Following on in the tradition of its forebears the IN83 is a home cinema enthusiast's dream offering deep, detailed blacks and smooth motion. With Full HD source material, such as Blu-ray, What … 1 review |
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InFocus IN3902
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3000 ANSI lumens; HD-ready; Newest review: 4/2010
With the inclusion of a wireless wand, the Infocus IN3902 makes it easy for the user to interact with the presentation being displayed on-screen and PC Advisor were pleased by such a simple set-up
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More information at: PC Advisor, 4/2010 InFocus IN3902 The IN3902 from InFocus is a 3000 lumen rated projector with 1024x768 resolution and 2000:1 contrast ratio. It has been designed specifically for educational institutions so how does it cope in the classroom? … to review
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InFocus Work Big IN 36
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 3000 ANSI lumens; Newest review: 2/2008 "... The build quality is excellent, the focus is sharp and the brightness of the image is well ahead of the nearest rival." 4 reviews |
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InFocus IN26+
Projector Type: DLP; Projector brightness: 2200 ; Newest review: 6/2007 "Despite it’s faults the IN26+ does deliver when it comes to image quality, it just would have been nice if the rest of it didn’t scream "budget" quite so loud." 2 reviews |
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Product information and further reviews
InFocus IN1102 PC Advisor 10/2009 - Capable of projecting colourful, bright images in a large meeting room or snug sitting room, the double-duty, lamp-based IN1102 is a versatile little projector from InFocus.
InFocus SP8600 TrustedReviews 5/2011 - There must be something in the water this week. For hot on the heels of what will likely be one of the best value TVs of 2011, Samsung’s PS51D6900, we now find ourselves spending quality time with what has a very good chance of being the biggest projector bargain of 2011: the InFocus SP8600.
Group test: Projectors under £1,000 AVReview 7/2008 - With the desire for larger screens increasing as prices fall, many still view the projector as something whose ownership is still confined to the high-falootin' well-to-do. Not so however, as this quartet of affordable home theatre projectors proves. Review details: Four projectors designed to be integrated into a home theatre system were reviewed and rated based on performance, features and value for money. Scores ranged from 6 to 9 points out of 10.
InFocus X10 DLP Projector TrustedReviews 6/2008 - InFocus's Full HD X10 is reasonably priced and has performance to match. Is there anything not to like about the X10?
Infocus X10 PCFormat 5/2009 - We've been waiting a long time for a 1,080p projector to call our own, but so far they've either cost the wrong side of a holiday in Mauritius, or offered a screen image akin to having your eyeballs attacked with Brillo pads. ...
InFocus IN3106 ZDNet 4/2009 - Built to be a match for widescreen notebooks and HD presentations, InFocus's IN3106 projector is a powerful device, with 3000 Lumen intensity, 2000:1 contrast, 1280 x 800 resolution with Full-HD input via compression and other features to make it an extremely attractive model. Review details: Single Test. One projector was reviewed and rated on service and support, design, features and performance.
Beauty is in the eye of the projector What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 2/2007 - Infocus continues to serve up some of the finest affordable projectors around. In fact, the £999 IN74 and £1400 IN76 are such good performers we gave each model an Award in 2006, including the coveted Product of the Year Award for the latter. The IN78 sits above these two in the current range, and builds on the spec of the IN76 and promises much better performance for just £600 extra. But is it actually worth the premium, more importantly?
InFocus IN82 DLP Projector TrustedReviews 1/2008 - InFocus really took the quality end of the affordable HD Ready projector market by storm with its highly rated IN78 and IN76 DLP offerings. And now it's got its sights firmly set on the affordable full HD market too, with the £3,000 IN82.
InFocus ScreenPlay 7205 CNET.co.uk 9/2005 - InFocus might not be a household name, but if you're a fan of home-cinema projection, its ScreenPlay range will probably be a large blip on your radar.
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