Product Details
- Brand: InFocus
- Model: SP7210
- Dimensions: 13.00" h x
16.00" w x
17.00" l,
16.00 pounds
Features
- 720P 1100 Lumens
- HDTV-ready DLP projector
- Reverse Image Settings For Ceiling Mounting
- Widescreen 16
- 9 Native Aspect Ratio
InFocus PlayBig SP7210 HD Ready DLP Front Projector
Product Description
The power and exhilaration of a stunning home theater is something a videophile, with a passion for truly spectacular entertainment, simply will not compromise. You have done your homework on the latest technology and the best brands, which has led you to the #1 brand in home theater projectors, InFocus ScreenPlay. For an astounding home theater experience, one that promises goose bumps and the thrill of being part of the action, the InFocus ScreenPlay 7210 is the perfect choice. As the latest and most innovative star in InFocus` award-winning ScreenPlay 7200 lineage, the ScreenPlay 7210 delivers amazing technology advances and award-winning components, available only from InFocus. It is a powerhouse package guaranteed to electrify your home theater with flawless projection and phenomenal visual impact. The InFocus ScreenPlay 7210 is powered by the new 720p+ DC3 (DarkChip3) DLP(TM) chip. This is the latest, most advanced high-definition technology from Texas Instruments. TI`s DC3 enables the InFocus ScreenPlay 7210 to achieve the most impressive contrast ratio and the most lifelike colors possible, sure to satisfy the most perceptive viewer. The DC3 has achieved the highest levels of quality assurance based on Texas Instruments' own stringent verification standards, so you know the image will be consistently rich and true. The InFocus ScreenPlay 7210 sets the standard when it comes to smooth, stunning, film-like projection from virtually any video source. Using the FLI2310(TM) DCDi, the latest generation of the Academy(R)-Award-winning Faroudja DCDI(TM) deinterlacer, the InFocus ScreenPlay 7210 banishes video image stuttering, scan lines, flicker and image artifacts. Another advancement in the video performance is an InFocus-developed 48Hz film mode, which can detect DVD movies originally shot at 48 frames per second and will display them in their original speed, so there is no need for frame rate conversion.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Yen
I did 5 months of research before deciding on this one and have not regretted this choice. Got this projector for the DLP DarkChip 3 and Faroudja DCDi chipset... was not disappointed. All the reviews I read were right about the PQ... great contrast and upconversion to from 480 to 720p.Also bought a M1-DA to HDMI converter for 15 bucks, and native HD sources look awesome! I'm projecting onto a 92" screen I made using laminate and Screen Goo. The projector quality is still life like even in ambient light. I'm never going to pay to watch a movie at a theater again.Was looking at the Optoma HD70 and Mitsubishi HC1500, but I paid a little more for this because of the processing by the Faroudja chip which makes so much difference with clarity of motion... a must for action movies.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Trance
I had the infocus 4805 before this, and I loved it.. the 4805 lasted 4100h on the same bulb, I can only hope the 7210 does as well.The 7210's color reproduction is phenomenal if at times a bit too warm, but it really feels like you are there live, especially when watching real HD quality media.It is a snap to setup, takes about 45sec to warmup so make sure you turn it on before your other equipment to give it a chance.I have it projecting on a homemade 96" widescreen screen, and it is really amazing. It is in the normal livingroom, and i can watch it in full daylight. Better than all of the LCD TVs I have ever seen.If you want to save space, money, have a real theater experience, go with this projector. It doesn't have HDMI, but that is ok, I still use component and the quality is perfect.I would say go with this for a couple years until all the hidef standards cool down, and everyone agrees on the encryption methods used, then upgrade.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By A. L. Jones
i replaced my infocus 5700 with this 7210 and the upgrade was well worth it. much sharper images and much quieter.
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