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Jaddo
http://www.favientertainment.com/product_p/riohd35.htm

this is the new favi, now, then lat time i talked about favi, i dissed it, and i do again, this favi has component, composite, s-video, hdmi, vga, Scart, AND tv... all good, wait..... goes up to 1080p?! woah.......wait........600:1 contrast rate.. now.... my evo 1.2 has 600:1, and well, it gets blotchy when i comes down to dark scenes, so, how is this going to look on 1080P on hdmi? i really dont know.... and so i need your word on it, plz answer me back, thx blink.gif
pagercam
QUOTE (Jaddo @ Jul 7 2008, 10:23 PM) *
http://www.favientertainment.com/product_p/riohd35.htm

this is the new favi, now, then lat time i talked about favi, i dissed it, and i do again, this favi has component, composite, s-video, hdmi, vga, Scart, AND tv... all good, wait..... goes up to 1080p?! woah.......wait........600:1 contrast rate.. now.... my evo 1.2 has 600:1, and well, it gets blotchy when i comes down to dark scenes, so, how is this going to look on 1080P on hdmi? i really dont know.... and so i need your word on it, plz answer me back, thx blink.gif


Native resolution 640x480, um Pass
Bluedog
Always look at the 'native resolution' of a projector not the hype the seller has to offer:

"Native Resolution: 640 * 480 with New Rio Image Enhancement Chip™ (increases pixel clarity and color)"
SuntoryTimes
QUOTE (Jaddo @ Jul 8 2008, 05:23 AM) *
http://www.favientertainment.com/product_p/riohd35.htm

this is the new favi, now, then lat time i talked about favi, i dissed it, and i do again, this favi has component, composite, s-video, hdmi, vga, Scart, AND tv... all good, wait..... goes up to 1080p?! woah.......wait........600:1 contrast rate.. now.... my evo 1.2 has 600:1, and well, it gets blotchy when i comes down to dark scenes, so, how is this going to look on 1080P on hdmi? i really dont know.... and so i need your word on it, plz answer me back, thx blink.gif



Okay, contrast ratio only has to do with how much brighter the 'white' is compared to the 'black'. The most commonly used projector in cinemas currently only has a contract ratio of 500:1, it's a projectors grey scaling ability that allows you to see the 'detail' in the 'blacks'. Sadly, very rarely do companies post this stat, which imo is more important then contrast ratio. (note, the above refers to when a projector is used in a light controlled room, if you want to show a movie with all your lights on, a much higher contrast ratio will be neaded, but as is, 600:1 is more then is really neaded).

I agree about the resolution though, that's a craptacular attempt to try and sell more units (which it probably will as a result). I'll stick with my favi 1040 for the time bieng.
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