InFocus IN76 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Infocus' IN76 projector is the manufacturer's replacement for its impressive Screenplay 5700, and the first bit of good news is that the IN76 costs a sizable £700 less than its predecessor...

Pros: Stylish, Future-proof, Incredible picture, Fluid moving scenes

Cons: Vertical keystone adjust kills resolution

Verdict: A killer performance from a well priced projector

Pros: Excellent performance in both Standard Definition and High Definition, Attractive design, wide array of inputs

Cons: Too expensive

Verdict: If you're in the market for a good all-round projector that will suit all your film and gaming needs, the InFocus Play Big IN76 will do the job nicely. However, it's expensive and there are other projectors on the market that perform just as well, but cos

Award: Recommended!

Review summary: In the world of electronics, �¯�¿�½smaller�¯�¿�½ is almost always better. Chip manufacturers are continually striving to shrink their processors, cell phones are so thin you can barely hold on to ...

Pros: Bright, accurate colors, Good contrast between dark grays and black, Unique and convenient swivel base, Sexy modern design, Good image quality & size to price ratio, Great image calibration right out of the box,

Cons: Lack of optical lens shift is disappointing, Can't be mounted upright on a high shelf,

Verdict: Overall I was very impressed with the IN76. The image quality is right up there with any of the best 720p projectors in the sub $3,000 market segment and it can be found online for under $2,000 so I think it would be hard for anyone to be disappointed wit

Review summary: One thing the IN76 didn't need much of was calibration. The default 6,500 Kelvin setting was warm on the darkest end of the gray-scale range but tracked accurately up to a full white. Minor calibration adjustments brought the warm, dark end of the gray-sc