Sony VPL-CS7 LCD Projector

  • Portability: Portable
  • Projector Type: Home Theater/Multimedia
  • Native Aspect Ratio: Standard (4:3)
  • Native Resolution: SVGA 800 X 600
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars (13 reviews)
 
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    Professional review from

    cnet.com

    • Product Rating: 2.9 star(s) Sony VPL-ES2
      by Rich Malloy
    • Pros: Automatic setup; video-oriented features; slick design; good color quality.
    • Cons: Premium price; low brightness and contrast; limited remote control.
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    • Product Rating: 2.9 star(s) Sony VPL-ES2
      by Rich Malloy
    • Pros: Automatic setup; video-oriented features; slick design; good color quality.
    • Cons: Premium price; low brightness and contrast; limited remote control.
    • Comments:
      The Sony VPL-ES2 impressed us with its style rather than its substance, though its video capabilities are best-in-class. ...
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    laptopmag.com

    • Sony VPL-CX75
      by Rich Malloy
    • Pros: Automatic setup Full-featured remote• Quiet operation
    • Cons: Low contrast Tricky PowerPoint-to-Memory Stick conversion
    • Comments:
      A projector that give presenters more choices when it comes to leaving that clunky VGA cable at home. ...
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    Professional review from

    itp.net

    • Product Rating: 4 star(s) Product Reviews: Sony VPL-CX85
      by Jason Saundalkar
    • Comments:
      Video playback appeared very vibrant on the whole when it came to both light and dark colours thanks to its high ANSI lumens rating. Text output was also sharp and Sony even includes a separate laser pointer in addition to a standard remote control. ...
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    personal computer world

    • Review: ECS 945G-M3 motherboard
      by Simon Crisp
    • Comments:
      If you're looking to build a quick or home theatre PC in a compact case, the 945G-M3 motherboard from ECS is worth... ...
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    Computeract!ve

    • Product Rating: 4 star(s) Review: Sony VPL-ES3 projector
      by Anthony Dhanendran
    • Pros: - Good value - Quiet
    • Cons: None.
    • Comments:
      A good looking budget projector...
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    Professional review from

    cnet.com

    • Product Rating: 2.9 star(s) Sony VPL-ES2
      by Rich Malloy
    • Pros: Automatic setup; video-oriented features; slick design; good color quality.
    • Cons: Premium price; low brightness and contrast; limited remote control.
    • Read full review at cnet.com
     

    Professional review from

    goodgearguide.com.au

    • Product Rating: 3.5 star(s) Sony VPL-ES2
      by Matthew Overington
    • Pros: Straightforward to configure, automatic adjustment, long lamp life
    • Cons: Some slight distortion in the corners from the short-throw lens
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    Professional review from

    pcadvisor.co.uk

    • Product Rating: 3.5 star(s) Sony VPL-ES2
      by Robin Morris
    • Comments:
      Sony's VPL-ES2 is based on LCD technology, which is traditionally cheaper than the alternative DLP (digital light processing). Nevertheless, its £655 price tag is impressively low. For this sort of money you shouldn't expect a host of eye-popping features...
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    Professional review from

    biosmagazine.co.uk

    • Sony VPL-ES3
      by Rob Christian
    • Pros: Bright; monitor-out port; six picture modes
    • Cons: Only SVGA; no digital inputs or memory card slots; not networkable
    • Comments:
      Projectors are becoming more popular as they become more affordable and flexible in their use. Take Sony's 3LCD-based VPL-ES3 for instance, with its six preset picture modes for use in different environment and an aspect ratio of 4:3 ... ...
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