Re: Ottimo
boccolone ha scritto:
Se non sbaglio i Toshiba non sono altro che cloni dell'Infocus e MT 500 dovrebbe essere il fratello del 5700 dell'Infocus. Quest'ultimo l'ho visto in azione è veramente spettacolare.
Attenzione!!
Il Toshiba non ha la matrice Matterhorn, e non è assolutamente un clone dell'Infocus 5700.
E' un proiettore con matrice 1024x768 con le linee disbilitate per renderlo 16:9.
Dal sito
www.projectorcentral.com:
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Due to the publicity surrounding Texas Instruments' Matterhorn DLP chip, which is native 1024x576 resolution, many have assumed that this projector has that chip. It does not. It uses a native XGA (1024x768) DLP chip that has 192 lines deactivated. The net result is a native 16:9 resolution machine with the same resolution as the Matterhorn chip.
When we say deactivated, we mean deactivated. Those 192 lines are never used in any operating mode. If you feed the MT500 a computer XGA signal of 1024x768, the projector will compress it into 576 lines, which is not the way you want to view an XGA image. There is no option for native 4:3 display of an XGA signal. Therefore, the MT500 is for all practical purposes a video projector only. If your home theater viewing consists of cable TV, DVD, and HDTV, the MT500 is superb. If you want to factor Internet browsing or other computer-based display in as part of your projector's duties, you need a different machine.
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ciao
Mario