ViewSonic PJD7383i

Zitat: Pro: + Generally good features; Short-throw lens; Versatile network management Contra: - Image quality not the best; Would have liked regular digital inputs; Expensive

Zitat: The image quality of the ViewSonic PJD7383i isn’t necessarily top notch, but the features are generally good, although we would have preferred to see regular digital inputs on a projector at this price. The short-throw lens, interesting control pen-like device and versatile network management make this a sensible, if expensive, choice for schools and businesses.

Zitat: Pros: + Short-throw lens + Versatile network management Cons: - Would have liked regular digital inputs - Mediocre image quality The image quality of the ViewSonic PJD7383i isn’t necessarily top notch, but the features are generally good, although we would have preferred to see regular digital inputs on a projector at this price. The short-throw lens, interesting control pen-like device and versatile network management make this a sensible, if expensive, choice for schools and businesses.

Zitat: Highly Rated As one of a growing number of projectors built around TI´s interactive technology, the PJD7383i shares many of its features with other short throw DLP interactive projectors. All of these choices have the advantages of not needing calibration, letting you use literally any surface as a whiteboard, and letting you throw a large image from a short distance. What makes the PJD7383i stand out, however, is its unusually low price. At $1099 street price, the PJD7383i offers a complete interactive solution for what until recently would have been considered an unheard of low price. That, by itself, is more than enough reason to put it on your short list. Add in the fact that the low price comes without cutting corners, and the closer you look at it, the more attractive the PJD7383i looks.