New Gadget Update: Epson PowerLite Ciname HD

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September 22, 2009 12:34 PM
by Marcos Colón (Source: Coolest-Gadgets.com)

If you haven’t noticed by now, the average television is starting to get bigger and bigger in living rooms all across the nation. As the prices of these new plasma screens begin to go down, it gives nearly everyone an opportunity to sooner or later get a hold of one. But what happens when you want something a little bit bigger than your standard 61’inch Sony? Well the only thing to do is basically invest in a projector, and you’d be amazed how far these have come along. Sure you may have to buy the screen, which won’t set you back as much as a television, but with the combination of the projector is certainly will. While many people may opt out of using the screen and going for the plain white wall, don’t forget that walls get stained, so go for the screen. Although some of the new 1080p televisions may seem like they’re as good as it gets, there’s a new HD projector out now that will certainly have people thinking otherwise.

Epson has recently released its all-new PowerLite Home Cinema 705HD projector, and it is definitely a force to be reckoned with. If you haven’t been witness to any other of Epson’s award winning line of 3LCD home theater projectors, then go to your nearest home entertainment store and check it out now. With this projector you get 2,500 lumens of color and while light output, which is enough to give you the PERFECT picture regardless of the environment. It also includes HDMI connectivity and a USB 2.0 connection that enables you to share home videos, or even the latest snapshots you took with family and friends. Not to mention, there’s also an exclusive energy efficient E-TORL lamp, which helps in the utility department.

Pros:
- Best picture under any circumstances.
- Could run you less than an LCD TV.
- Energy efficient lamp.

Cons:
- Costs about $750
- You’ll have to shell out more for the screen.