Panasonic PT-LB60NTE - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The InFocus Work Big IN24 ($699 direct) is one of the better DLP-based business projectors I've seen for the price. The SVGA (800 by 600 dpi) native resolution is suitable for simple graphics and PowerPoint presentations. The image is reasonably ...

Pros: Reasonably bright image. Extraordinarily high contrast ratio. Affordable price. Unusually high-volume audio.

Cons: Native resolution is only SVGA (800 by 600 dpi). Remote mouse control is optional. Poor quality for full-motion video.

Verdict: The InFocus Work Big IN24 delivers a reasonably bright, high-quality image for presentations and has unusually good sound quality, but it drops the ball on video.

Review summary: New models from Dell and InFocus are suitable for home theaters as well as business.

Verdict: This easy-to-use projector offers fairly good image quality and brightness at a bargain price.

Review summary: Model displays still graphic images beautifully and is very good at text as well.

Review summary: Considering its 2.4-pound weight and compact dimensions, the InFocus LP70 ($3,400 street) is a laudable projector. Users looking for unassailable image quality should look to a larger unit, but road-weary presenters won't mind the tradeoff.

Review summary: Stunningly compact and lightweight bright for its size cooler and quieter than you'd expect.

Pros: Stunningly compact and lightweight bright for its size cooler and quieter than you'd expect

Cons: DLP engine causes strobing and flat colours awkward zoom ring blurring at the top of the projection and some difficulties with greyscale reproduction

Verdict: The diminutive LP70 is the perfect projector for mobile presenters who value portability above image quality.