Paul A. Rubin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Yes. I've used that routinely in classes with up to 45 students, and > I've done at least one presentation (with graphs and the odd formula) in > a lecture hall that seats 300 (and had people sitting all the way front > to back).
That's great to hear for my budget :-) I'm usually having seminars/workshops with up to 20 students, so it should be fine. > That room had a large screen, rear projection system, though; > I wouldn't attempt to use a portable projector in a room that big. I wouldn't either. > I'm partial to DLP, but IMHO the big thing is to get the maximum > brightness you can within you budget (and weight/size capacity). Well, I heard lcd gives more light than dlp. > I've found the PC Magazine product reviews pretty accurate. Have a look > at http://www.pcmag.com/category2/0,1874,7496,00.asp. Thanks. I already read those and, with the help of your experience, it comes to two candidates, i.e. Epson EMP-S3 (lcd) and InFocus X2 (dlp). At least, it's easier now ;) Sincerely, Gour -- Registered Linux User | #278493 GPG Public Key | 8C44EDCD
