Sharp XV-Z3000

This home cinema projector handles 2D and 3D with aplomb

You know how every time you consider how cool it would be to install a front projector in your place to throw up an 80-inch screen for some movie-watching and gaming goodness, and then realize that all the really good HD projectors that can handle...

A good performer, but is there more to this projector?

I just happened to have Phantom of the Opera in my HD-DVD player when I hooked up the XV-Z3000. My first reactions to the XV-Z3000, based on that are, 1) really good color out of the box, 2) excellent shadow detail, 3) very bright, and finally, and...

$3,499 1280x768 single-chip DarkChip2 DLP Key Connections: One HDMI input, two component video inputs, one RGB/PC on 15-pin DSUB Features We Like: TI's 10-bit BrilliantColor video processing, Sharp's Color Management System, adjustable iris allows...

The sub-$5K segment of the front PJ market is heating up rapidly, and Sharp has always delivered massive bag for precious few bucks with DLP. The XV-Z3000 boasts some features descended from Sharp's DLP flagship, the Z12000 MKII, such as the Color...

A deal in performance clothing I love surprises. Ok, that's a lie. I hate surprises. How is giving me an attack of tachycardia (learned that one on House) anyone's idea of a good time. But, in the HT world, surprises are usually good. Take this $3,000...

I love surprises. Ok, that's a lie. I hate surprises. How is giving me an attack of tachycardia (learned that one on House) anyone's idea of a good time. But, in the HT world, surprises are usually good. Take this $3,000 projector, for instance. By all...

I love surprises. Ok, that's a lie. I hate surprises. How is giving me an attack of tachycardia (learned that one on House) anyone's idea of a good time. But, in the HT world, surprises are usually good. Take this $3,000 projector, for instance. By all...