Planar PD7150 DLP Projector

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Expert review by : Clint DeBoer (audioholics.com)

Planar PD7150 DLP Projector Review

Planar is a company whose products everyone has likely encountered - they just may not realize it. Responsible for many of the displays found in gas station pumps, shopping centers, ATMs and

True native 720p DLP ; Deep blacks, rich colors ; Consumer adjustment of RGB gain, cut ; Variable gamma settings ; Backlit remote with discrete power codes

No HDMI input (does have DVI-D with HDCP) ; No support for downscaling 1080p/60 source material via DVI-D (support of 1080p/24 and 1080p/60 supported via component) ; No 480i support via DVI-D ; Awkward remote configuration and labeling

Mar, 2007

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Expert review by : Nic Rossmüller (photokina-show.com)

Planar PD7150 projector

As a next step in its strategic plan to deliver innovative products to specialty display markets, Planar Systems, Inc., today introduced a line of high-performance projectors for the home theater market. The company's new line includes six...

Sep, 2006

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Expert review by : Greg Robinson (e-gear.com)

Planar PD7150 DLP Projector

When it comes to home theater gear, Planar is a name you may not recognize. However, with the PD7150 projector, and other products such as their Xscreen display, Planar has decided to throw their experience into the competitive home theater market. If...

There's no question the PD7150 is a formidable first effort from Planar's home theater division. The question is: is it worth the somewhat hefty $5,999 asking price? A year ago, I would have said absolutely. However, even with its deep blacks and...

Jun, 2001

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