Infocus Screenplay 777 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Scott Bartley (goodgearguide.com.au)

InFocus ScreenPlay 777

Modern multiplex cinemas may have killed some of the grandeur associated with the movie-going experience (where are the curtains, we ask?) but even th...

Brilliant image quality, robust featureset

Massively expensive

If you have thousands of dollars to spare and you want the ultimate in home cinema projection, then the Infocus 777 is probably for you.

Oct, 2005

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Expert review by : Guy Cocker (cnet.com.au)

InFocus ScreenPlay 777

If you have to have the best in home cinema, then a 3-chip projector is as good as it gets.

Unbelievable image quality ; Funky design ; Plenty of video inputs ; High definition compatible

Cheap remote control ; Huge chassis size

Like LCD and plasma TVs, one of the problems with high definition projectors is that they're not that strong with standard DVD movies or digital TV. Playing Ronin back through the projector we saw a small amount of MPEG artefacting, no matter how hard...

Oct, 2005

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Expert review by : Anthony Arrigo (projectorreviews.com)

InFocus Screenplay 777

OK let's look at the physical layout of the 777

What the 777 can do, is provide a nearly flawless home theater image, faithfully reproducing what is on your DVD or HD source

Mar, 2006

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Expert review by : Thomas J. Norton (hometheater.com)

InFocus ScreenPlay 777 DLP projector

Three-chippers are so new to this market that they still use Texas Instruments' HD2 1280x720 Digital Micromirror Device (DMD), not TI's newer HD2+ design. And now in the pipeline are 1920x1080 chips, still unavailable in any commercial DLP products...

Jan, 2005

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Expert review by : Charlie White (digitalproducer.digitalmedianet.com)

InFocus ScreenPlay 777

Here we go into the stratosphere of projectordom, with the InFocus ScreenPlay 777. Originally $30,000, this three-chip DLP projector, destined for only the most chic of screening rooms, now sells for half that price, $15,000. We put this 45-pound...

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