The VPL-CS5 is one of the latest additions to the ranks of high-quality Sony projectors, and is ideal for handling presentations when you are always on the move. Compact and light... more
Compliant Standards: UL, FCC-B, NEMKO, CE, cUL, C-TICK, CCIB, IC Class B
Projector lens system
Lens Aperture: F/1.8-2.2
Zoom Type: Powered
Zoom Factor: 1.2x
Keystone Correction Direction: Vertical
Vertical Keystone Correction: -15 / +15
Audio output
Type: Speaker(s) - integrated
Sound Output Mode: Mono
Output Power / Channel: 1 Watt
Speaker(s): 1 x right / left channel
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Manufacturer's product description
The VPL-CS5 is one of the latest additions to the ranks of high-quality Sony projectors, and is ideal for handling presentations when you are always on the move. Compact and light enough to be easily carried, the VPL-CS5 projector is an excellent choice. The VPL-CS5 provides a brightness of 1800 ANSI lumens, SVGA (800 x 600) resolution and a full range of functions. The VPL-CS5 meets the demands of the road and in the boardroom.
Advantages: Motorised Tilt, Auto Setup Disadvantages: Poor Sound Quality
...The sonyVPL-ES2 is a great projector at a bargain price. I wil admit that I think it would struggle with large presentations with only having a 1500 lumen lamp. But for home use and for small scale office presentations this projector is just what you need.
I bought this projector for watching films at home after selling my previous projector due to it being far too noisy. This projector is very different when it is on the sound from it is barely noticeable.
If you've purchased a projector before then you'll know that the most important thing is the bulb life. Because when the bulb goes they can easily cost anywhere upwards from £300-£400. It is often a more economically viable option just to replace the projector. However with this projector you have no reason to worry. The bulb life is a staggering 3000hours and in eco mode it...
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Advantages: Easy to carry, light and compact Disadvantages: Expensive to maintain
...I have used this Sony Projector for over 3 years.
It is very light, compact and easy to use.
It comes in a canvas carry case with shoulder strap. The projector itself folds up in to a compact carry case. The front cover folds over with a handle and locks so it can be carried like a mini briefcase.
The control functions are on top of the projector.
There is a row of buttons on the front, Power,Input,APA, and volume control.
On the right are buttons for reset,menu,arrow keys and enter.
There are 4 light signals,lamp,fan,power saving,standby.
The port at the back has audio,mouse,video,svideo and scart to laptop connection.
THe SONY LCD Projector made in Japan is very reliable.
THis one is probably 5 years old. Replacement lamps for it are now very expensive. When you switch it on it is ready to use in about 3 minutes. The picture...
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Advantages: quiet, horizontal AND vertical keystone adjustment Disadvantages: no gamma correction facility, low output
...-saving solution and would make it less visible, it would also be less susceptible to damage once it had been installed on the ceiling.
What the VPL lacks in number of features it certainly makes up for in picture quality in my opinion. Sony have obviously prioritised correctly with this piece of kit because naturally with any projector the key is to have a high picture quality. This machine has three LCD panels fitted to improve colour accuracy and it uses high quality optics. If you?ve got a suitably-equipped DVD player the VPL is also able to display a progressive scan image which a lot of the earlier models don?t.
Setting up the unit is very straightforward, as I find with most Sony appliances the instruction manual offers detailed step-by-step instruction on wall mounting etc. so you really shouldn?t experience any difficulty even if you...
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