Epson Home Cinema 1440 Ultra Bright 1080p 3LCD Projector White HC 1440 Projector - V11H813020

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Product Features

3LCD, 3-chip technology*

Delivers 3x brighter colors and reliable performance for brilliant images with true-to-life color.

4400 lumens white brightness and 4400 lumens color brightness

Create vibrant images for your favorite movies.

±30° vertical keystone correction

Along with ±20° horizontal keystone correction for distortion-free images.

Up to 25' projected distance

1.6x optical zoom lets you create the screen size you want for home theater viewing.

USB Plug 'n Play instant setup

Instantly projects audio and video from a PC or Mac via a USB connection.

2 HDMI inputs

Let you connect a computer, cable box or gaming console and watch the action on the big screen. MHL capability supports a variety of devices, including Chromecast and instant streaming sticks (not included).

Built-in 16W speaker

Provides robust sound to accompany your movies and shows.

Color brightness (color light output) and white brightness (white light output) will vary depending on usage conditions. Color light output measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4; white light output measured in accordance with ISO 21118.

*Compared to leading 1-chip DLP business and education projectors based on NPD data, July 2011 through June 2012. Color brightness (color light output) measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4. Color brightness will vary depending on usage conditions.

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Great buy

Posted by: WomanCave from on 01/04/2016Very happy with the quality. I purchased this for my movie room.

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Not so bright in cinema mode...

Posted by: Aerodynamics from on 01/04/2016I needed the lumens to project onto a darker screen in an attempt to watch during the day while preserving black levels. While its brightest mode - Dynamic - was bright, the color was way off and had a greenish tint to everything. Cinema mode produces a much more pleasing picture at the the expense of brightness and so, in my setup, did not work for me. The picture also didn't seem as sharp as my Benq W1070. Also, the fan was very loud when the lamp was set to anything but eco. If your room needs a slight boost in brightness, this may be the way to go but if you are like the new wave of projector owners seeking a solution that makes a 100+ inch projected image look like a flat panel TV with ambient light present, you will need a brighter projector.

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nice purchase

Posted by: speedkills from san jose ca on 10/20/2015bought this projector, after reading that this had just come out. returned one i just bought. becuase of specs. after using this machine it is way better. you can watch tv in daylight. the quality is way better, brighter and picture quality improved. worth the purchase

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Awesome projector

Posted by: Tims from on 10/17/2015This is my first projector. The picture is very nice and has good color and brightness.

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Bright, rich color, easy install and setup, quiet.

Posted by: LiquidSquid from on 09/20/2015I purchased the Home Cinema 1440 without any first-hand reviews available on-line simple based on Epson's reputation for reliable office projectors. The 1440 form factor is based off of those office projectors, so it isn't truly a home theater projector from the ground up, but it certainly has the guts of one! I am pleased with my purchase and have enjoyed a few good movies on the setup already. The background story is this is an upgrade from a circa 1997 Sharpvision XV-H37U 3-LCD projector that at the time was state of the art. My old record-sized laser disks looked wonderful on it, but you would need to watch them at night or go through lengths to darken the room due to the low lumens of the projector. Somewhere along the line the bulb blew about 8 years ago, and it wasn’t worth fixing it due to bulb expense and that technology was marching on. I ceiling mounted the new projector, and struggled with finding the setting for flipping the image. It wasn’t in an intuitive location in the menus. Once found though, it was a breeze setting things up. I then played a Blue-Ray of “The Life of PI” while setting up the image. All I can say is I was STUNNED at the brightness, color saturation, and resolution of the image. This is on a screen that is 110” diagonal. Something I always liked about 3-LCD projectors is the apparent lack of being able to see individual R,G,B pixels on the output. The colors are blended on top of each other making the output look more like film than a TV. One thing this projector lacks is a very high contrast ratio rating. The assumption is that the far brighter output of this LCD projector requires a different technology to pass more light, so the blacks are not quite as black as some. For me, this isn’t an issue as experience shows that a bright high contrast image will “splash” light around a room and reflect off of the screen negating the need for “black” in a front projector. The only remedy is a darkly decorated room. So paired up with a new Yamaha RX-A1050 and a bunch of old mis-matched speakers, we watched a Blue-Ray of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Yikes! At the beginning when the old man comes up the stairs with the flashlight to Voldemort, it lights up the room like the flashlight was actually there! And this is in ECO mode to stretch bulb life to 4400 hours as rated. We then watched Despicable Me, and as usual, 3-LCD imagery has great color on animated movies. Pay attention to those Color Lumens people, it is truly a great rating that separates business projectors from Home Theater. Some notes: If you mount the projector with the optics centered on the screen and at the correct distance and height from your screen, you won’t need to keystone correct the image so you can maximize the resolution of the unit. Otherwise this projector will down-scale lines digitally, not optically to correct the image. Still, there is plenty of resolution to work with. ECO mode fan noise is very low, on full output the fan spins up faster and it becomes more audible. The projector is mounted directly overhead in our setup. I haven’t yet figured out how to have the projector turn on and off with the receiver. Many settings to wade through on the receiver still.

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3LCD, 3-chip technology*

4400 lumens white brightness and 4400 lumens color brightness

±30° vertical keystone correction

Up to 25' projected distance

USB Plug 'n Play instant setup

2 HDMI inputs

Built-in 16W speaker

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