InFocus IN82 Reviews

But with the 1080p Play Big IN82 single-chip DLP projector ($5,499), InFocus is ready to step up to the plate. The IN82 is unquestionably a solid hit, but is it a double or a home run?

Bright, crisp image with excellent color, Excellent deinterlacing and scaling, both SD and HD, Exceptional brightness can accommodate large screens or be tamed by the manual iris for smaller ones

Will not reproduce below black on HDMI., Rainbows might be an issue for viewers sensitive to them, No lens shift

The superbly spendy IN82 is made by projector specialists InFocus and is capable of throwing out a full-HD image on any wall in your house with no discernable lack in quality, thanks largely to a manual adjustable iris that can sacrifice brightness ...

Sexy, black styling and excellent picture quality. Manual adjusting iris

Noisy fan, and have you seen the price

An excellent DLP projector that throws out high quality images like we throw out metaphors, only missing out on top marks because of the weighty price tag.

Scintillating performance but at a high price. It's this thrilling blend of affordability, flexibility and (above all) capability that makes the IN82 so special. Nothing else we've tested at this price gets close.

Black levels, meanwhile, also impress, with fine insight into the darkest scenes, and there's also plenty of 'snap' to white and bright areas. With Blu-ray, the results are superb, making the Blu-ray of Training Day look as good as it does on many far ...