We first told you about the Panasonic PT-AX100U HD projector back in September, but I finally got my hands on this projector to try out on my own.
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Jump for photos, and my impressions of the automatic brightness adjuster.
This projector is beautiful. It is one of the better, more reasonable ($3,000) HD home theatre projectors out there. It runs at a glorious 720p resolution with a lamp capable of producing 2,000 lumens of brightness. It also has a 6,000:1 contrast ratio. It isn’t too bulky, and runs quiet as a mouse fart.
I have only been trying this projector out for a day, but thus far it is pretty amazing. From the picture image you see below, I have it projected across my entire wall (roughly 150 inches diagonal) and it still looks beautiful.
One of the nicer features is the automatic brightness adjustments. I have a giant patio door in my living room that lets in a decent amount of light. Using the Light Harmonizer technology, this projector will adjust the brightness depending on how much light is in the room.
Inputs include composite, s-video, component, VGA and of course, HDMI. Stay tuned for my full review to come soon.
(Pardon my projection picture. It is difficult to accurately capture how beautiful this image is with a camera)
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