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25 Reviews
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Excellent Image Quality for the price, Accepts input resolutions up to 1080p also accepts 1080p/24, Lots of Lumens, Very practical Lens Shift Lever and adjustable feet Very Easy to Use Remote Control, Runs quieter than most projectors in this class
No Motorized Zoom or Focus Function must be done manually at lens, Only one set of Component and HDMI inputs, No separate DVI input, Larger footprint than many projectors in this price range, No carrying case or storage bag included in box
At an MSRP of $2,999 , the Pansonic PT-AX100U offers lots of useful features and solid video performance that is normally reserved for projectors in higher price ranges. With a native pixel resolution of 1280x720 (720p), the PT-AX100U is HD-compatible....
Abstract: Panasonic unveiled its new PT-AX200U LCD 720p home theater projector which is designed to target gamers. Tom Taylor, or Tsquared as hes known in the Major League Gaming community, was on-hand to demonstrate just how the PT-AX200U aids in removing game...
Abstract: At an MSRP of $2,999, the Panasonic PT-AX100U 3LCD projector offers lots of useful features and solid video performance that is normally reserved for projectors in higher price ranges. With a native pixel resolution of 1280x720 (720p), the PT-AX100U is...
Abstract: The PT-AX100U offers some updates to what was quite possibly the best-selling product of 2006. With smooth screen technology and a powerful lens shift, form meets function in this low cost high-performance projector.
Abstract: Let me just say right off the bat that this Panasonic projector is outstanding and if your looking for a review filled with negativity, this isnt it. We have no problem stating that were in love the LCD-powered 720p AX100U projector and strongly beli...
The Panasonic PT-AX100Us $2,999 price tag is a bit hefty (much like the projector itself) but its "street price" is appreciably lower, so it still offers excellent value for an HD-compatible (720p) LCD projector. Older models of the Panasonic had a re...
Abstract: It's October again. And regular as clockwork, the Harvest moon rises, the fall colors turn, the Yankees lose in the playoffs, and the home theater industry sees an all-new clash of the LCD titans, Panasonic and Sanyo.This year the head-to-head rivalry is...
Extremely bright, great for Sports and TV/HDTV, as well as movies, and can forgive low levels of ambient light when movie watchingExcellent room placement flexibility due to 2:1 zoom and large lens shiftGood out of the box color- though it can use som...
