Sharp DT100 Home Theater Projector

Average customer rating: 5.0

Great for DVDs

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Sharp DT100 Home Theater Projector

Manufacturer: Sharp
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B000BQZ01M

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Amazon.com Product Description

The compact, lightweight Sharp DT100 home theater projector turns your living room into cinema. It's small enough to easily fit on a shelf, cabinet or small side table, and it can also be mounted on the ceiling with optional hardware. The DT100 offers a huge picture that's great for watching sports, movies, TV and even playing video games. It has an 854 x 480-pixel resolution that's compatible with HD video resolutions (including 720p and 108i as well as 420p, 540p, 576p, and 1035i). You can project an image on a screen ranging between 40 and 300 inches from a distance, and you'll get a 100-inch 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio view at distances between 11' 7" and 13' 5".

The DT100 uses Texas Instruments "Matterhorn" widescreen 0.6" DMD (Digital Micromirror Device) leads to superior image quality. The optical mechanism of this DLP projector is sealed in its structure, preventing dust, dirt and smoke from entering the core components of the optics.

The 2500:1 contrast ratio enhances the DT100's ability to discern fine, detailed differences between the darkest and lightest colors and provides superior black level reproduction. It also offers an exceptionally high 1000 ANSI lumens brightness rating for excellent viewing even with ambient light. The six-segment, 5x speed color wheel provides flicker-free, high-grade images with accurate color reproduction

This projector offers your choice of video connections: RCA composite video, S-Video, and two 15-pin D-Sub (PC VGA) inputs. You can connect from your home theater receiver, directly from a DVD player, or from your home PC.

<b>What's in the Box</b>
Home theater projector, remote control (with batteries), lens cap, power cord, RCA A/V cable to 15-pin D-Sub adapter, printed operating instructions

Product Description

This DLP projector is a stylish, feature-packed projector ideal for the dedicated home theater or any viewing room in the home. Utilizing DLP technology from Texas Instruments and with a resolution of 854 x 480, the DT-100 boasts a 2500:1 contrast ratio and a brightness rating of 1000 ANSI lumens, delivering one of the best values available in consumer home theater projectors today.

Customer Reviews:

Great for DVDs.......2006-08-22

If your highest quality for input will be DVDs, this is probably your best value, even if you plan on upgrading later. The resolution on this projector is the same as the resolution found on DVDs. By the time you upgrade, the price of a high-end projector will have dropped by more than the cost of this one.

We don't have digital cable, satellite, or blu-ray -- just conventional DVDs and cable (with a TiVo), so it doesn't make sense to buy anything better. By the time we get any of those, high-end projectors will be much cheaper and/or new technology will be available.

Downsides:
- No digital input (No, component VGA is not "digital", as Best Buy salesmen will try to tell you. Only DVI and HDMI use a real digital signal.)

- If used as a computer monitor, you may need to choose your resolution carefully. (This may be true with any home theater projector; I don't know. 1440x900 didn't work for me, but 1152x864 did.) This projector's resolution is 854x480, so it probably isn't a good option for a computer projector, as the image will be a little fuzzy from downsampling. However, this goes back to my discussion about the quality of the input signal you expect to use.

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