Piano or Screenplay 110????

13-03-2002, 7:35 AM

Hi all,
Okay! Just when I *thought* I knew what I was doing/wanted, I went and did some more research and now seem to have two choices. Can I have some opinions on this matter?

Seems the Screenplay 110 from Infocus has the same DLP chip as the Piano, but has the advantage of accepting 480p. It outputs 1000 ASNI instead of the Piano's 400. It also has a much longer lamp life. The Piano here in Europe is €3500 whereas the Screenplay 110 I have seen for €4500.

I cannot for the life of me find anyone on the net who says a bad thing about the Piano, howver there is a LOT of people clawing to get hold of the Screenplay (esp. in UK!) Is it better than a Piano?

What would you do?> Why?
Cheers to all,
Collin

13-03-2002, 8:32 AM

Might help you decide?

http://www.projectorcentral.com/cons...ci=plus_he3100

http://www.projectorcentral.com/cons...screenplay_110

It seems that the Infocus has a decent scaler, 2000 hour bulb life (twice that of the plus), AND most importantly a zoom lense which the plus doesnt seem to have. I dont understand why projector manufacturers don't include a zoom lense with all projectors.

James

13-03-2002, 7:35 AM	#1
kissakiwi Guest Posts: n/a	Piano or Screenplay 110???? Advertisement Want to Advertise? Hi all, Okay! Just when I thought I knew what I was doing/wanted, I went and did some more research and now seem to have two choices. Can I have some opinions on this matter? Seems the Screenplay 110 from Infocus has the same DLP chip as the Piano, but has the advantage of accepting 480p. It outputs 1000 ASNI instead of the Piano's 400. It also has a much longer lamp life. The Piano here in Europe is €3500 whereas the Screenplay 110 I have seen for €4500. I cannot for the life of me find anyone on the net who says a bad thing about the Piano, howver there is a LOT of people clawing to get hold of the Screenplay (esp. in UK!) Is it better than a Piano? What would you do?> Why? Cheers to all, Collin
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13-03-2002, 8:32 AM	#2
jrwood Guest Posts: n/a	Might help you decide? http://www.projectorcentral.com/cons...ci=plus_he3100 http://www.projectorcentral.com/cons...screenplay_110 It seems that the Infocus has a decent scaler, 2000 hour bulb life (twice that of the plus), AND most importantly a zoom lense which the plus doesnt seem to have. I dont understand why projector manufacturers don't include a zoom lense with all projectors. James Last edited by jrwood; 13-03-2002 at 8:36 AM.
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