Sharp PG-D45X3D

Brightest 3D projector we've seen to date, and still reasonably priced ; Extremely good color, and bright modes in particular were very good on reds and yellows compared to most DLP projectors ; Very good 3D handling on a wide range of education,...

Came up short of brightness claims ; No support for HDMI 1.4a (and therefore none for Blu-ray 3D) ; Zoom could have more range (hard to have less and still be a zoom lens) ; Speaker system respectable but could have more volume

From an education standpoint - schools, those ready for some 3D, are likely to opt for the less expensive PG-D40X3D, which still should have plenty of brightness for a classroom, and probably just fine as well on somewhat larger screens. For those...

Bottom line on Remote Mousing. This feature, surprisingly, isn't found in the majority of the projectors we've reviewed for this report. True third party solutions start from less than $50, but having any remote mousing features built in, is a real...

I purchased the big brother of PG-D45X3D, PG-D50X3D, for my church's main sanctuary. This projector is rated for 4,500 lumens (330watt bulb), whearas D50 is rated for 5,000 lumens (375 watt bulb); otherwise, it is essentially same. It's the least...

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