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• Multimedia data/video projector compatible with brilliant HD imagery


• 1500 ANSI Lumens and 4000:1 contrast ratio


• 1024 x 576-pixel resolution; 70 to 250-inch picture size


• Compact and lightweight; versatile enough to be used in variety of set ups


• Inputs: DVI video component composite A/V S-Video D-Sub RGB input for PCs

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•  DLP Projector •  2600 ANSI Lumens •  6.5 lbs. •  XGA[]

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A perfect presentation in either large conference rooms or small offices becomes easy with the mobile XGA projector XD510U by Mitsubishi Electric. Its 0.55 DLP chip and DDP2230 signal processing technology guarantee excellent color reproduction and its brightness of 2600 ANSI lumens produces perfect images even in not darkened rooms. The projector can be turned off immediately without time-consuming shutdown procedures a major advantage for mobile use. Afterwards the 2.9-kg light XD510U can easily be stored in the soft bag supplied. Metal bars protect the device from theft when permanently installed. And even if the XD510U is mounted on the ceiling the lamp can easily be changed without dismantling the projector.[]

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XD206U 2000LUMEN XVGA DLP MMPROJ 6.4LBS

• XD206U 2000 LUMEN XVGA DLP MMPROJ 6.4LBS Inputs:1 x RGB Mini D-Sub 15pin 1 x RCA Video 1 x S-Video 1 x Stereo Mini Jack Control:1 x RS-2321 x USB


• Video Compatibility: NTSC NTSC 4.43 PAL PAL-M PAL-N PAL 60 SECAM HDTV (480i 525i 525p 480p 576i 576p 625i 625p 720p 750p 1080i 1125i 1125i)

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Mitsubishi XD211U Multimedia Video Projector 2200 ANSI Lumens Filter-Free Design Manual Zoom and Focus Brilliant Color instant Shutdown

• 1024x768 Resolution


• 2200 ANSI lumens


• Brilliant Color technology


• 2000:1 contrast ratio


• I yr or 500 hr lamp warranty

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XD430U DMD 2500LUMEN XGA DLP 6.5LBS MMPROJ

• 2500 ANSI Lumens


• HDTV: 720p 1080i 525i 525p 576i 576p 1125i


• 1024x768 Pixels


• Security password menu lock and an anti-theft security hook


• 2000:1 Contrast

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The XD221U(D) DLP projector is a 3D-Ready mobile projector with updated XGA projector functions that make it the perfect fit for education. Five key new features make all your presentations more effective and make your job easier too.

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Item #: DE4627. The issue of presenting in environments with limited projection space can now be eliminated with the EW230U-ST. This native WXGA projector is equipped with an ultra-powerful short-throw lens that can project an amazing 60-inch diagonal image from a distance of just 63cm from the screen. With such an amazingly short projection distance previous concerns about presenters casting their shadow on the screen are now eliminated.. The EW230U-ST is a WXGA projector with 1280 x 800 pixel resolution specially tuned to screen aspect ratios that support the shift towards wide-screen computer monitors. It reproduces a display area 1.3 times that of conventional XGA projectors ensuring full compatibility with wider screens and eliminating the need for left-right screen adjustment. Depending on the software installed dual-screen projection such as simultaneously viewing the menu and previews is possible. DVD images can also be reproduced directly without requiring signal compression thus providing sharper clearer images.. The EW230U-ST is equipped with a built-in LAN (RJ-45) terminal for remote operation when connected to a network. Additionally when used with Crestron software integrated control of up to 250 projectors including power on/off control message display on multiple projectors and confirmation of lamp service hours is possible using RoomViewTM/e-Control applications.

Device Type: DLP projector
3D Technology: Yes
Built-in Devices: Speaker
Dimensions (WxDxH): 11.1 in x 9 in x 3.7 in
Weight: 6.2 lbs
Image Brightness: 2400 ANSI lumens
Image Contrast Ratio: 2000:1
Resolution: WXGA (1280 x 800)
Native Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
Lens: Ultra short-throw lens
Lamp Type: 185 Watt
Lamp Life Cycle: 3000 hour(s) / 4000 hour(s) (economic mode)
Video Input: RGB S-Video composite video ( NTSC SECAM PAL PAL-N PAL-M NTSC

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We?ve made crisp clear wide-screen projection affordable. The EW270U WXGA projector gives you the features functionality and generous display area you?d expect from a more expensive model.[]More detail ...

Black reproduction is the key to stunning home theater and the HC5500 LCD projector brings more life to your screen with faster transitions between light and dark scenes and sharper overall details in dark areas. This portable home theater projector projects at a full HD(1920 x 1080) 1080p resolution. Digital video output gives you seamless performance with the Blu-ray 24P next generation optical disk. And a 1.2x powered zoom and focus lens lets you enjoy the big screen even in smaller spaces. Better Blacks Make A Better HD Projector:The HC5500 projector combines new features for faster sharper blacks the brightest whites and all the colors in between with amazing 15000:1 contrast. New LCD Projector Technology:The HC5500 HD projector is built with an advanced inorganic LCD panel and improved liquid crystal panel cooling efficiency. The result is an LCD panel that not only projects the sharpest images but is rated to last ten times as long as conventional organic LCD panels.

• Native 1080p High Definition Projector


• 1200 ANSI Lumnes


• Auto Zoom and focus


• 14000:1 contrast ratio


• 2 HDMI Inputs

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Deep blacks brilliant whites. The HC6800 High Definition Projector brings cinema theater quality to home entertainment. Advanced technologies deliver contrasts now more distinctive than ever before. Images come to life with stunning color clarity and sound quality. Its a home theater you never thought youd get to experience.

• Advanced technologies deliver contrasts now more distinctive than ever before.


• Its a home theater you never thought youd get to experience

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1080p DLP Home Theater Projector 1300 ANSI 6 seg. Color Wheel 4000:1 contrast ratio 7.9 lbs. HDMI input (v 1.3)

• Home Theater DLP Projector 1080p


• High Quality Glass Lens


• 1300 ANSI Lumens


• 4000:1 Contrast Ratio

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In a word: WOW!!!

I just received my Mitsubishi HC3800 three days ago upgrading from my much-loved Optoma HD70 which has given me over two years of home theatre spectacle. This was not an upgrade I would have anticipated but when the early reviews indicated that the Mits was an exceptional projector I got interested right away. As happy as I was with the quality of the HD70 image I looked forward to the day when I could afford a full-HD 1080P projector. And now that I've got one I'm very pleased. It's great to know that my new setup is delivering the most that HD can give.



You may be aware that the first shipment of these projectors had a problem with random shutdowns. Mitsubishi has responded speedily to resolve this problem. Check for a firmware release other than 1.0 to confirm that your unit has been fixed. Pressing the UP DOWN and ENTER keys simultaneously on the projector (not the remote) will display the firmware release. Mine is 3.0.



Another issue that has been reported occurs in the display of widescreen black-and-white movies. The left center and right of the image show variations in color one side looking too blue and the other too red. I put on my Blu-ray of YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN to check for this problem and am happy to report that I saw no indication of color in the projected image.



The final issue is concern about the projector synchronizing with the HDMI signal. I have a receiver with four HDMI inputs all of which I use and a 25' HDMI cable connecting the receiver to the projector. I have noticed that the projector struggles slightly more with the HDMI handshake than my Optoma did but the image so far has consistently stabilized after a few seconds. If a bit of flicker during the initial FBI warning disturbs you you may want to hold off on this unit!



Now that I'm done with the issues let me say that this projector puts out a breathtaking picture that obviously packs more punch than the Optoma. I've checked out at least a dozen Blu-rays so far and my favorite is the (UK) ZULU which looked beautiful on the Optoma but now looks like a 3D movie. The red uniforms leap off the screen. The image is also extremely sharp as the early reviews mentioned no doubt the result of the glass lenses. At this point I have done NO tweaking of the settings and eventually I may do some minor adjustments but out-of-the-box this thing looks great. (I did a lot of tweaking on my Optoma.)



It's wonderful to get something that makes me want to enjoy all of my favorite movies yet again. I feel as giddy about this projector as I did when I first went from my 65" SONY CRT rear projector to the Optoma. Given the price this projector is going to be hard to beat. I had been seriously thinking about the Optoma HD20 another 1080P projector in light of my positive experience with the HD70 but the early rave reviews of this unit convinced me otherwise. I'm glad I forked over the extra dollars and got this one!More detail ...

Very nice but missing some aspect features.

The HC1500 is a very nice projector especially for the price. I upgraded from an InFocus Screenplay DLP Front Projector - SP4805. By comparison the HC1500 is much brighter quieter and more crisp. It also fit my existing ceiling mount which was very convenient.



The only problem I've not found a fix for is the aspect ratio selection. The SP4805 was native 16:9 but also had a mode for 4:3 and another which cropped a 4:3 picture to 16:9 and enlarged it to fill the whole screen. This mode was really nice for TV broadcasts and old DVDs filmed in 16:9 but broadcast in 4:3 with black bars. Without that zoomed/cropped mode you have to watch it in 4:3 mode so you see the black bars both on the sides of the screen and then again on the top and bottom. This means you're basically looking at an image 2/3 the size of your screen.



As far as I can tell the HC1500 does not have an aspect mode that works well with this problem. It is also native 16:9 and has the following aspect modes; auto (which as far as I can tell is identical to 16:9 regardless of input signal) 4:3 4:3 stretched to 16:9 (with serious distortion on the left and right sides) and two zooms. The user's guide says the two zooms are optimized for cinemascope and vista images with subtitles but they don't expand the projected area out to take advantage of the better screen/picture aspect ratio match. Instead it simply crops the image within the 4:3 display boundary and leaves the black bars on the sides. This is very annoying when watching 16:9 TV show (broadcast non-HD) because your picture is miniaturized and surrounded by unused black bar screen area. The show is being broadcast specifically to fill your whole screen but the projector leaves bars on all 4 sides of the image.



I don't understand why Mitsubishi omitted that feature it seems requisite these days. The fine print in the user's guide does mention that zoom modes will make the image of a 480i signal smaller. Again it looks fine when you have 480p input which I only get from my DVD player or a native 4:3 TV 480i input (normal TV). And the picture is fantastic with both.



Overall I'm happy with this machine especially for the price and bright HD picture. But if anyone has a work around for the aspect issue I'd love to hear it.More detail ...

Very Good Value

I bought this projector to replace a 6 year old Sharp 720p DLP projector. The primary reasons were the price the $[...] rebate and the excelent video processing chip (Reon-VX). The final straw that broke the camel's back was the fact the newer Blu-ray movies output 480P through the component video output (the Sharp didn't have HDMI).



Mine is hooked up using HDMI with Blu-ray and HD DVD players projected to a 150" gray screen.



What can I say - the picture is excellent. The Sharp was incredible and I would never have any complaints until I see in person what the 1080p projectors can do nowadays. It was immediately obvious this Mitsubishi has a sharper more detailed and better contrasted image. It has a slightly higher lumens output than the Sharp and also better contrast.



Although the Sharp came very close to an average movie theater picture quality this projector at the very least matches and in many cases exceed what one can see in an average theater. No complaints about the picture but I am not some super-nitpicky videophile like some.



This projector has an electronic zoom/focus lens so setting it up initially can be difficult. I made the mistake of hanging it up on the ceiling before making adjustments. The default zoom/focus levels made the picture extremely blurry so I could not read the menu at all. It was also upside down for me making things doubly difficult. I had to use the pictures of the menu in the manual in order to navigate around. Speaking of the manual -- it could use a lot of improvement (the section about the extra filter was buried in the back instead of the front where there should be a series of steps detailing the initial setup). I just feel if it had a manual focus option it would've cut my setup time by 75%.



To summarize some things I wish this projector had:

- Manual zoom/focus option

- More brightness (lumens output). I have to to set the brightness to around 75% to see something to my liking.

- More intuitive menu structure

- Have more frequently used functions be on the remote vs. buried somewhere in the menus

- Better manual



I would've given this projector 4 stars but given the incredible value (esp. with the rebate included) I think it deserves 5 stars.



Addendum: After poking around a little bit it turns out there is another available rebate; this other one is $[...] but with a free lamp which is most likely worth quite a bit more than $[...]. I chose the $[...]+lamp rebate instead...More detail ...