Panasonic PT-LB60NTE - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The InFocus IN26 plus is an amended version of the IN26 which has the brightness rating boosted from 1700 to 2200 ANSI lumens.The styling is very boxy, with a flat top that has the 12 control buttons set into the surface

Pros: Reasonable price, Decent brightness

Cons: Unacceptably noisy, Crude adjustments

Verdict: A reasonable performer but for us the noise of the cooling fan is a deal-breaker

Review summary: The styling is very boxy, with a flat top that has the 12 control buttons set into the surface

Pros: Reasonable price, Decent brightness

Cons: Unacceptably noisy, Crude adjustments

Verdict: Image quality is average, although the resolution is higher; however, the noise from the cooling fan is worse and, to our mind, unacceptable

Review summary: The InFocus IN24+ has an elegant design. The silver gray projector is light weight and can easily be carried in a carrying case (which you can purchase separately from InFocus). Its high brightness and good contrast ratio let the still images be ...

Verdict: The InFocus IN24+™ is a great choice under a very limited budget for presentations as well as for home use for watching HDTV programs and standard TV. The MSRP is $649.00 but you may find lower street prices. On top of this InFocus is offering a $150 ...

Review summary: The ubiquitous InFocus X range has dominated our projector charts for years. Now the firm is trying to divert our attention to its new Work Big models. Do they measure up?

Verdict: The InFocus IN26 isn't bad value for money, but when you compare it with the vastly superior Optoma EP719R, neither is it a stunning deal. It's proficient, but we can't get more excited than that.

Pros: Good price, Good range of connections, Good DVD playback performance

Cons: Poor throw ratio, few image quality problems, low native resolution.

Verdict: This isn't a brilliant projector by any means, but with a little patience, it will perform well enough for most users at a competitive price.