Epson PowerLite 61p Video Projector

Manufacturer: Epson
Customer Rating:

, based on 1 reviews

Lowest Price: $1,049.95
By Supplier: soybean96

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Editorial Review:

SVGA 800 x 600 resolution, 2,000 ANSI lumens, 400:1 contrast ratio
NTSC, PAL, SECAM, and HDTV signals
Composite, component, RGB, and S-video inputs
USB peripheral interface, cable included; remote, carry case
5-watt audio system; 2-year warranty

With a host of high-performance features, the Epson PowerLite 61p is the ideal solution for virtually any presentation. Its flexible connectivity, plus powerful 5 watt audio, makes this SVGA unit perfect for any classroom or board room.Epson high-aperture LCDs work with its brilliant 2000 ANSI lumens to deliver accurate color, superior color saturation and remarkable image quality in any setting. And, with four input connections, an intuitive menu and remote control, plus automatic source selection, setup and operation couldn't be easier! Just plug it in, and you're presenting within seconds. It's so versatile, it's sure to meet the most challenging requirements.With whisper-quiet operation, unbeatable reliability and a convenient carrying case, the Epson PowerLite 61p ensures quality presentations that really make the grade.

Customer Reviews:

Be Warned - Doesn't Work with Apple's DVI-to-VGA Adapter on Ice iBooks!

My complaint is not with the actual product performance, it's more to do with the marketing of this projector. I'm sure it's a capable machine.... I wouldn't know since it doesn't work with my Ice iBook 700 MHz G3. Nowhere - not on the Apple site (which sells this product) or the Epson site - does it say that the Epson 61P (or 81P for that matter) will not recognize the DVI-to-VGA adapter. Unfortunately, that's the only video output port there is on this ibook! It will work fine with the Powerbooks... just not with the DVI-only ibooks. The Epson technical support was very quick and competent, I must say. I just wish they'd mentioned that fact somewhere. Instead of saving money, I will now have to spend even more to buy a computer that is compatible with this machine. I've been assured it works fine with Windows machines.

2005-12-05