
Create a true home theater experience with this Sony cinema projector. A 215W lamp delivers up to 6,000 hours of viewing time, and the built-in 3-D transmitter lets you watch 3-D movies with beautiful clarity. Featuring nine calibration modes, this Sony cinema projector optimizes images for TV, sporting events and films.
A: The BenQ does have more Lumens (2,200 vs 1,800) and built-in speakers if moving it around is important to you (wasn't to me). But take a look at the below figures and you'll find out why it costs more. There were other things I factored in, but I researched these models heavily along with 3 other brands priced from $675 to $4,000 and bought the Sony HW45ES. Contrast Ratio: Sony HW45ES - 120,000:1 BenQ HT2150ST - 15,000:1 3D: Sony - Yes BenQ - No Lens Shifting: Sony - Yes BenQ - No Audible Noise: Sony - 22.0dB BenQ - 29.0 dB Lamp Life: Sony - 4,000 hrs. Ecomode increased this to 6,000 hrs BenQ - 3,500 hrs Warranty: Sony - 3 yrs BenQ - 1 yr
A: Interestedbuyer, You would have to watch over 16 hours per day to get to 6,000 hours in one year (16.4 hours X 365 days = 5,986 hours). Even if you watch "only" 8 hours per day, this bulb would still last over 2 years (8 hours X 365 days = 2,920 hours... 6,000 hours total bulb life / 2,920 hours per year = 2.05 total years of bulb life). Now granted, this does assume you use eco mode the whole time, but it does give a good idea of how much you can watch on one bulb.
A: It does not come with a mount. I was able to use my mount from Sony HS10. Depending on your adapter you may be able to use your mount/adapter. I believe Chief adpters are about $100 if your current mount doesn't have the correct screw configuration.
A: yes it does,just like john says.The ones that say no,mustn't have actually tried it.
A: This unit is indeed wireless if you want to miror your android phone or media player to it. Only works with android though not IOS unless you have an Apple TV hooked to the hdmi inputs. If you wanted wireless hdmi Sony sells that as optional equipment, but you'd be better off using another model from best buys at a lot less cost. Both options do degrade the quality and I would never suggest using wireless. You have to plug the projector into the wall, so why not run your hdmi cable to your player or cable box on the same path.
Q: In which country is this manufactured?
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