Sanyo PLC EF10N

Advantages: Very Robust, Well Constructed, Will Last A Lifetime!
Disadvantages: No lamp counter

...sanyo projector model's name will begin with PLC this is then followed (usually) by either SU or XU (these two are the most common). There will usually be and SU and an XU fo every model, for example a PLC-SU20 and a PLC-XU20. These will both fundamentally be the same, but the XU20 would be slightly better specification and therefore slightly more expensive. The XU models tend to be more desirable and achieve higher prices when it comes to resale, however, many models are no different to one another specification wise, so you may as well save abit of money and just buy the SU model. Sanyos ranges then go upin 10's accordingly. So the earliest are the SU10's, thenthere is the SU20's, SU30's and so on. You can then have a PLC-SU20, a PLC-SU21, a PLC-SU22 etc. with slightly different specifications. But the important thing you need to know is... Read review

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Advantages: Compact design
Disadvantages: Not many!

...down of the features... Sanyo PLC XW50 LCD projector Dimensions (WxDxH) 33 cm x 23.7 cm x 9.2 cm Weight 2.9 kg Power AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz ) Audio Output Speaker(s) integrated Device Type LCD projector Power Consumption Operational 250 Watt Input Device Remote control Sound Output Mode Mono 1 Watt Built-in Devices Speaker Image Brightness 1500 ANSI lumens Image Contrast Ratio... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, lightweight
Disadvantages: Unusual power lead, manual focus

...This projector is one of the cheapest projectors to offer SXGA and XGA (emulated) output. It's lightweight and thus portable, and many offers for it come with a free spare bulb, which normally retail for over £200 alone. The projector comes complete with 2 remote controls - one of which is used to control presentations eg powerpoint. The 2nd remote controls power on etc. One of the only downsides to this projector is the projector is manual focus - so if it's mounted on the ceiling it means standing on a chair to refocus it if needed. Overall I'd say it was certainly value for money - I've bought 10 of these units and have yet to have one either fail or even need a new bulb. They power up in under a minute and when turned off, the fan cools the bulb in under 5 mins, and you can pack up the projector (if used as a portable) in... Read review

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