Dear All,
a very late reaction, but we have a Dell proyector that elicit the
same reaction as yours did.
In another building there is a BenQ MP622c, which is much, much better.
Mark
This is way off-topic, but that's never stopped me before. And what
group is better qualified to pontificate about matters lying at the
intersection of computers and optics than this one?
The LCD projector in our departmental seminar room was stolen over
the weekend (!), and I have been asked to look into what we should
buy to replace it. The missing projector was a Dell 3300MP, and IMHO
it sucked. If I had a nickel for every seminar speaker who said,
"Well, you can't see this, but on my laptop it's very clear
that...," I'd never need to write another grant.
Alas, I know very little about what's available and what performs
well. Perhaps you can save me hours of careening around the internet
researching this question. Do any of you good folks have experience
with particular projectors that you like/don't like? Or perhaps have
a reasoned opinion (or even a wild irrational idée fixe) about the
sorts of specifications a good projector should exhibit? The room in
question is not large (about 8 x 10 m, seating a max of ca. 40
people for a talk).
I should mention that we're NOT looking for any kind of
stereographic projection here (cool as that would be); just plain,
vanilla, projection of the image shown on the laptop's screen.
Many thanks for any info you can contribute. Pat
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Patrick J. Loll, Ph. D. Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular
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Mark J. van Raaij
Dpto de Bioquímica, Facultad de Farmacia
Universidad de Santiago
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