FS: Toshiba HD Projector [Archive]

Nightbreed

13-12-2005, 10:39 PM

Im selling my Toshiba MT700 High Definition DLP projector. It has a stunning image that’s hard to beat. If anyone has even had a demo of this machine they will know what I’m talking about. It easily rivals the Infocus 7205 @ $8000. It only has 70 hours on the globe. It is only about 4 months old. It has a huge 3 YEAR warranty. I have all boxes, manuals, reciepts etc… RRP $6499….. selling for $3800 perfect condition

Melbourne, can demo or ship interstate

Ti HD2+ Mustang Chip
2500:1 Contrast Ratio
Faroudja DCDiT Processing
720p HD Chip
6 Segment Colour Wheel ,5x speed
1000 ANSI Lumens
5 Video inputs inc. HDMI
27db Fan noise
3000 Hour lamp life
3 year warranty

http://www.homecinemachoice.com/cgi-bin/outputpdf.php?file=WHC/034/051_WHC_034.pdf

snapper

13-12-2005, 11:26 PM

The link doesnt work.

I wonder how well it will downscale 1080i/p to 720p

What is the size of the largest image it can project?

Does it project at standard 16:9 size or can it do 2.35:1/2.40:1?

What suburb are u in I wouldnt mind a demo. I am tossing up between a projector OR a plasma.

Does it come with the thing that it projects the image to? (the white thing you roll down to watch something) If not how much is one like yours and what size is yours?

How much is a new lamp? Is it easy to replace the lamp?

How many HDMI + DVI inputs does it have?

Nightbreed

13-12-2005, 11:33 PM

The link doesnt work.

I wonder how well it will downscale 1080i/p to 720p

What is the size of the largest image it can project?

Does it project at standard 16:9 size or can it do 2.35:1/2.40:1?

What suburb are u in I wouldnt mind a demo. I am tossing up between a projector OR a plasma.

Does it come with the thing that it projects the image to? (the white thing you roll down to watch something) If not how much is one like yours and what size is yours?

How much is a new lamp? Is it easy to replace the lamp?

How many HDMI + DVI inputs does it have?

Firstly, do a little research "google"

300" is the largest image size.
Northern suburbs.
Never bought or installed a new lamp , so i can't say.
I'm keeping my 100" screen
1 x HDMI input

linton

14-12-2005, 04:16 AM

Firstly, do a little research "google"

That's fair enough, but you might want to make sure your links work before post them. :)

Nightbreed

14-12-2005, 07:34 AM

That's fair enough, but you might want to make sure your links work before post them. :)

sorry, link fixed