Infocus IN76 Expert Reviews

InFocus broke into the home-theater market several years ago with the introduction of its first DLP projector, the 7200, after many years as one of the world's leading manufacturer of professional LCD projectors. Many successful DLP designs and price ...

Relatively inexpensive ; excellent connectivity with both DVI and HDMI inputs ; solid color decoding ; clean video processing with 2:3 pull-down

In the world of electronics, �smaller� is almost always better. Chip manufacturers are continually striving to shrink their processors, cell phones are so thin you can barely hold on to ...

Bright, accurate colors, Good contrast between dark grays and black, Unique and convenient swivel base, Sexy modern design, Good image quality & size to price ratio, Great image calibration right out of the box,

Lack of optical lens shift is disappointing, Can't be mounted upright on a high shelf,

Overall I was very impressed with the IN76. The image quality is right up there with any of the best 720p projectors in the sub $3,000 market segment and it can be found online for under $2,000 so I think it would be hard for anyone to be disappointed ...

One thing the IN76 didn't need much of was calibration. The default 6,500 Kelvin setting was warm on the darkest end of the gray-scale range but tracked accurately up to a full white. Minor calibration adjustments brought the warm, dark end of the ...

As the two recommendations above indicate, InFocus is one of the premier choices in digital front projection, a position built on offering quality at a price. The IN76 appears poised to be another success, offering 720p resolution, dual digital video ...

InFocus IN76, Glossy Metallic Black projector, can be used as a plug and play type unit or it can be installation based. If you look closely, the unit with its plastic table stand looks like some flying object from Star Wars. By the way Star Wars ...

This is a good projector with some minor flaws, but they are not that serious as somebody may think. With some adjustments and image calibration a decent picture can be obtained. If you can find a price on this below two grand then it can be a great ...

InFocus Corporation has just begun to ship three new and completely restyled home theater projectors in a new family of 16:9 widescreen products known as the Play Big series. The Poppa Bear of this trio is the Play Big IN76, at 1280x720 resolution; ...

Picture quality ; brightness ; handling of fast-moving action ; styling

Fan noise ; having to replace the bulb after a few years

The InFocus Play Big IN76 is a stylish projector that gives excellent high-definition picture quality for the price. The picture is bright and handles fast-moving action well, although fan noise is a bit of a let-down. But if you're serious about ho

Still a gorgeous-looking and highly capable HD projector. This fine unit receives six stars, especially at its competitive price.

With DVD and high-def movies, the IN76's blend of stark contrast, high levels of detail, firm grasp of textural subtleties and a rich yet natural colour palette makes for a thoroughly assured performance

InFocus' old-timer still takes some beating for sheer value - it's a great hi-def projector at an eye-popping price

Impressive black depth and contrast. Natural colours. Easy to set-up and use

Not a native Full HD design. At this price, that's it