- Is 6000 lumens enough for a bright room?
- Yes. 6000 ANSI lumens is high for a WXGA projector and is aimed at rooms with lights on or daylight through windows. Very large screens or direct sunlight on the screen will still wash it out.
- How long does the laser last?
- ViewSonic rates the laser light source at up to 30,000 hours in standard mode. That is roughly a decade of heavy daily use, and brightness fades gradually rather than failing suddenly.
- Does it work with a 1080p laptop?
- Yes. It accepts standard HDMI signals and scales them to its native 1280x800 panel. Text and slides look sharp, but you do not get full 1080p detail.
- Can I control it from a room system?
- Yes. RS-232 and USB are provided for control and service, and the two HDMI inputs cover a computer plus a media player or switcher.
- Is it good for movies?
- It works, but it is built for presentations. The 16:10 aspect letterboxes widescreen films, and the WXGA resolution is below what home theater buyers expect.
- What is in the box?
- Expect the projector, a power cable, a remote and basic documentation. Cables and mounting hardware are usually sold separately.
- Where is the Viewsonic LSD600W 6000 Lumens WXGA DLP Laser Projector cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $999.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Viewsonic LSD600W 6000 Lumens WXGA DLP Laser Projector?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Newegg, Staples.