Neil Schneider wrote:
>
> George Geller wrote:
>> Maybe we should think about buying a KPLUG projector?  If you can
>> the
>> LPSG meetings, I probably attend more meetings than anybody. I'm
>> willing to volunteer to store it and cart it around.
>
> It may be time. We've been putting it off, because I didn't want to
> impose on anyone to be responsible, and I didn't want to volunteer.
>
> Anybody have a brand and model recommendation? Carl and I discussed
> the number that are available at Fry's. Carl opined that most were
> optimized for moving images and probably not so good for computer
> screen output. I checked them out the last time I was in Fry's and it
> looked like Carl was probably right. I have not experience with
> projectors and don't know what to look for. I know it needs to be able
> to do 1024 x 768 in native mode.
>
> How many lumens?

I had to go to Fry's for something else, so I checked out the
projectors. We could purchase a small Sharp for about $749 + tax.

1024 X 768
1800 Lumens.

There was one more spec, but I don't remember what it was. They had
three models, which had no apparent difference, I think they were
$749, $799 and $899.

> How difficult and expensive is it to replace the bulbs?

I didn't ask this question. Probably should have, but you know how
difficult it can be to get help in Fry's sometimes.

> How long do they last?
>
> What other questions do we need to ask?
>
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