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Epson EX7200

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Epson EX7200 Reviews

PCMAG

08/2011

Epson EX7200 Multimedia Projector

A recent denizen of the main PCMag conference room is a glossy black projector, the Epson EX7200 ($749.99 direct). By chance I'd gotten that exact model to review, so I asked our IT director why he had chosen it. He said our old projector had failed and he'd had to replace it in a hurry; he cited its resolution, connectivity choices, and good feature set for the price as factors in the choice. Now, our IT department's stamp of approval is all well and good, but here in the PC Labs, we analysts must take products through the rigors of hands-on evaluation and testing before we can pass judgment for consumers. Did the EX7200 live up to its billing? The EX7200 is based on 3LCD technology, which was developed by Epson and employs 3 LCD panels, each of which processes light of a different primary color. This projector has WXGA (1,280 by 800 pixel) native resolution, making it compatible with widescreen laptops with a 16:10 aspect ratio. At 2,600 lumens, the EX7200's brightness is a bit on the low side for a projector in its weight class; it's matched by the Editors' Choice NEC NP-M260W ($849 street, 4 stars), but the ViewSonic PJD6531w ($689 street, 4 stars)is rated at 3,200 lumens and the Optoma Pro360W ($700 street, 3.5 stars) at 3,000.

TweakNews

05/2011

Epson ex7200 lcd projector review

Projectors have been a staple for presentations in the business world for years, and with the surging popularity of home theater equipment it's no surprise they have made it into the home market as well. No monitor or big screen TV on hand? No problem - a projector will provide a large, clear image of your favorite movie, video game, presentation or photo slideshow wherever you may be. While the concept of a projector is simple, there are many factors to consider when buying one. The resolution, image quality and connectivity options are all very important for getting the most out of your new purchase. That's why reviews like this one can be helpful when shopping around. Today's review will cover the Epson EX7200 projector, which boasts an impressive 1280 x 800 resolution and projects a large 16:10 image. Furthermore, it features USB plug and play connectivity to a PC or Mac and it can also read JPEG images directly from a USB memory source such as a flash drive or camera. Let's unbox it and see what else it can offer potential buyers. Epson's history spans more than 100 years, with a heritage that began in watch making and led to the invention of the world's first quartz watch along with many other technology "firsts."

TechwareLabs

12/2010

Epson EX7200 Projector

More than a projector and much less than a bank breaker would define the Epson EX7200 projector. Upon first glance the EX7200 appears very much the typical office/small business projector, but a closer inspection reveals its hidden potential. In reality the EX7200 is a small multimedia powerhouse that works as well for your theater room as it does for your conference room. With a retail price of approximately $649 lets see what this budget projector can accomplish. A breeze to setup, easy to configure, and a great bargain for the price, the EX7200 surprised us from its first power on to the ease of shut down. With a native 1280 x 800 you can watch your 720P movies on any screen or wall, or give a high definition presentation to a crowd of 100. The remote control gives you quick access to menu controls on the projector without having to leave your seat and the EX7200 includes both front and rear sensors for the remote. Offices will truly appreciate the ability to play slide shows without a PC as well as the ability to connect the projector to any MAC or PC via USB.