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i have a eiki lc-xg210 projector for sale it retails for 5995.00 new and i have only watched 2 movies on it need to sell cause my new house does not have a straight ceiling in it the picture quality is awesome on it up to i believe 120 inch screenwide screen or normal i have the remote control for it that controls the unit has electronic lens that moves up and down from remote (like factory xenons ) and storage bag for it like new only used for 2 to 3 hours heres the specs on it pm or email with anyquestions price drop 1000.00 saleen281lv@hotmail.com
http://www.eiki.com/Main.aspx
5995.00
3500 ANSI Lumens, at a 800:1 contrast ratio, thanks to MicroLens Array.
Extremely quiet operation: fan noise as low as 31dBA in Eco-mode.
3 panel LCD imaging for rich, color saturated visuals.
Weighs only 17.2 lbs! Compact and easy to carry and store.
True XGA resolution. SXGA~VGA compatible. Two data inputs.
Smart data compression / expansion, and video scaling.
Power zoom & focus. Power lens shift. Digital keystone correction.
Optional WideAngle & Telephoto Lenses. Quick Lens Change System.
Wireless remote with mouse and laser pointer. 7x digital zoom.
Accepts DVD & HDTV Component Video, plus Composite, & S-Video Input.
Displays all video color standards, in both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio.
Enhanced progressive scan up to 1080i, and 2-3 pulldown support.
Optional Media Card Imager and Wireless Imager Attachment.
3 Year* Projector Warranty.
Included Accessories
Owner's Manual.
AC Power Cord.
Lens Cover.
HD15 (VGA-type) Computer Input Cable.
DVI-I~HD15 Adapter.
Wireless Remote Control with Mouse and Laser Pointer and Batteries (AA x 2).
Mouse cables for computer USB, Serial RS-232.
Dust Cover.
Optional Accessories
Replacement Lamp.
DVI-I~HD15 (VGA) Input Cable.
Luggage-Style Carrying Case with Wheels, Telescoping Handle, and Detachable Computer Compartment.
ATA-Style Shipping Case with Wheels and Telescoping Handle.
Wideangle and Telephoto Lenses.
Ceiling Mount, Ceiling Post and Plate.
33' Mouse Extension Cable for Control Port.
Media Card Imager.(Compact Flash Computerless Slideshow System).
Wireless Imager (Wi-Fi (Content Delivery and Projection Control System).
EZtrol Local Control.
Pj-to-NetDirector Interface.
NPC-1 Network Control.
http://www.eiki.com/Main.aspx
5995.00
3500 ANSI Lumens, at a 800:1 contrast ratio, thanks to MicroLens Array.
Extremely quiet operation: fan noise as low as 31dBA in Eco-mode.
3 panel LCD imaging for rich, color saturated visuals.
Weighs only 17.2 lbs! Compact and easy to carry and store.
True XGA resolution. SXGA~VGA compatible. Two data inputs.
Smart data compression / expansion, and video scaling.
Power zoom & focus. Power lens shift. Digital keystone correction.
Optional WideAngle & Telephoto Lenses. Quick Lens Change System.
Wireless remote with mouse and laser pointer. 7x digital zoom.
Accepts DVD & HDTV Component Video, plus Composite, & S-Video Input.
Displays all video color standards, in both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratio.
Enhanced progressive scan up to 1080i, and 2-3 pulldown support.
Optional Media Card Imager and Wireless Imager Attachment.
3 Year* Projector Warranty.
Included Accessories
Owner's Manual.
AC Power Cord.
Lens Cover.
HD15 (VGA-type) Computer Input Cable.
DVI-I~HD15 Adapter.
Wireless Remote Control with Mouse and Laser Pointer and Batteries (AA x 2).
Mouse cables for computer USB, Serial RS-232.
Dust Cover.
Optional Accessories
Replacement Lamp.
DVI-I~HD15 (VGA) Input Cable.
Luggage-Style Carrying Case with Wheels, Telescoping Handle, and Detachable Computer Compartment.
ATA-Style Shipping Case with Wheels and Telescoping Handle.
Wideangle and Telephoto Lenses.
Ceiling Mount, Ceiling Post and Plate.
33' Mouse Extension Cable for Control Port.
Media Card Imager.(Compact Flash Computerless Slideshow System).
Wireless Imager (Wi-Fi (Content Delivery and Projection Control System).
EZtrol Local Control.
Pj-to-NetDirector Interface.
NPC-1 Network Control.
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yeah dave i saw ur setup please explain this stuff to us i belive the luminescense ? is a part of it mine is 3500 i believe others i seen are 1700 and the contrast ratio i think has a effect on it as well ? i know the picture is sweet but my ceilings suck and the only one it would work on is facing my fireplace ( so i bought another plasma instead i never used it anyways no sweet basement or bonus room like dave
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I don't know anything about this specific projector, but here are some details courtesy of www.projectorcentral.com This projector is manufactured by Sanyo as the PLC-XT16. This projector is also marketed as Boxlight MP-56t
http://www.projectorcentral.com/EIKI-LC-XG210.htm
A small writeup
http://www.wedgwood-group.com/eiki_l..._projector.htm
I'm thinking this was more designed for a computer display vs movie due to the light info I'm finding about it. Doesn't mean it won't show movies just fine though![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Here's a good glossary for all the terms
http://www.projectorcentral.com/glossary.cfm
Lumens on this one is extremely bright compared to other LCDs I've seen, but that may be because of the purpose of projecting presentations in a large auditorium. The good is that it should be a very well lit pictures, bright colors... at that level of lumens you should even be able to show in a not totally dark room. BUT the black colors and grays will look much more washed out.
http://www.projectorcentral.com/EIKI-LC-XG210.htm
A small writeup
http://www.wedgwood-group.com/eiki_l..._projector.htm
I'm thinking this was more designed for a computer display vs movie due to the light info I'm finding about it. Doesn't mean it won't show movies just fine though
![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Here's a good glossary for all the terms
http://www.projectorcentral.com/glossary.cfm
Lumens on this one is extremely bright compared to other LCDs I've seen, but that may be because of the purpose of projecting presentations in a large auditorium. The good is that it should be a very well lit pictures, bright colors... at that level of lumens you should even be able to show in a not totally dark room. BUT the black colors and grays will look much more washed out.
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thanks for the writeup i can see how it is for presentations cause the speakers but the picture quality is sweet and i can watch it in a lit area with out a problem i think my price is good 6000 new 1350 only watched 2 movies on thats worse than a car for depreciation
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Originally Posted by DaveGS4
I don't know anything about this specific projector, but here are some details courtesy of www.projectorcentral.com This projector is manufactured by Sanyo as the PLC-XT16. This projector is also marketed as Boxlight MP-56t
http://www.projectorcentral.com/EIKI-LC-XG210.htm
A small writeup
http://www.wedgwood-group.com/eiki_l..._projector.htm
I'm thinking this was more designed for a computer display vs movie due to the light info I'm finding about it. Doesn't mean it won't show movies just fine though![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Here's a good glossary for all the terms
http://www.projectorcentral.com/glossary.cfm
Lumens on this one is extremely bright compared to other LCDs I've seen, but that may be because of the purpose of projecting presentations in a large auditorium. The good is that it should be a very well lit pictures, bright colors... at that level of lumens you should even be able to show in a not totally dark room. BUT the black colors and grays will look much more washed out.
http://www.projectorcentral.com/EIKI-LC-XG210.htm
A small writeup
http://www.wedgwood-group.com/eiki_l..._projector.htm
I'm thinking this was more designed for a computer display vs movie due to the light info I'm finding about it. Doesn't mean it won't show movies just fine though
![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Here's a good glossary for all the terms
http://www.projectorcentral.com/glossary.cfm
Lumens on this one is extremely bright compared to other LCDs I've seen, but that may be because of the purpose of projecting presentations in a large auditorium. The good is that it should be a very well lit pictures, bright colors... at that level of lumens you should even be able to show in a not totally dark room. BUT the black colors and grays will look much more washed out.
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