Latest reviews about Panasonic Multimedia Projector PT-AX100U-EC

apostlepd says "Amazing brightness and contrast ratio!" about Panasonic Multimedia Projector PT-AX100U-EC

apostlepd — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 15:24:06 GMT

I own this model and the 900U and I am very impressed with Panasonic's products. I have the 900U at home and this one in my youth group buliding at church. The brightness is amazing on this model at 2000 lumens. We have tons of windows in our buliding and even in the middle of the day, the picture looks great. The HD quality, even though it is 720p, is outstanding. Anybody would be impressed at a 106" picture that looks this good. (I just have mine set up at 106", you can go as big as 150" and still have great picture quality)

I highly recommend this and all Panasonic projectors. I will continue to buy Panasonic products when I replace these units. Bulb life is great, too. 3000 hours....

mich1111 says "so far the best" about Panasonic Multimedia Projector PT-AX100U-EC

mich1111 — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 21:44:57 GMT

so far the best one for me, had another one before, broken after a year, this one is super...

vytas says "Beautiful HD in size XL that won't break the bank" about Panasonic Multimedia Projector PT-AX100U-EC

vytas — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 16:34:43 GMT

I have been following digital projectors for more than a decade. From office use projectors to home cinema projectors. Until recently, projectors were prohibitively expensive and of relatively low resolution. Their projected images lacked color fidelity and left a lot to be desired in the home theater arena. That was until recently when a crop of projectors started offering lower prices, better performance and HD resolution.

The Panasonic PT-AX100U is the third interation of the most popular HD home theater projector line ever produced. Panasonic really hit its stride with the PT-AE700U and then went on to get raves with the release of the PT-AE900U.

What really sets Panasonic PT-AX100U projector apart from others is its film like quality - there are no pixels to be seen. This is inspite of the fact that it uses 3 LCDs to generate the image - Panasonic has outdone itself in finding a way to mitigate the screen door effect that has plagued LCD projectors for years. Panasonic also worked with......