Epson Powerlite Pro G5350NL Projector - Review Summary
A summary of the Epson Powerlite Pro G5350NL projector's pros, cons, and typical capabilities.
3-31-09 -Mike Rollett
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Epson Powerlite Pro G5350NL Projector: Bottom Line
The G5350NL will undoubtedly find its way into many boardrooms and auditoriums across the country. It offers a terrific combination of high brightness, terrific color reproduction, great flexibility in methods of presentation and more connection options than you’ll ever need. While this is not a projector you’ll want to feed a signal much greater than its native resolution, you will get a more than acceptable picture with any source.
In the past, this level of brightness would only be found much larger and heavier projectors, as well as at a premium price. The Epson G5350NL gives you over 4000 lumens in a relatively compact package that weighs only 15 pounds and sells for slightly over $6000.Epson Powerlite Pro G5350NL Projector: Pros, Cons, and Typical Capabilities
Epson Powerlite Pro G5350NL Projector: Pros
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Excellent brightness, close to 5000 lumens
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Multiple lens capability allows for installation over a wide range of distances from screen
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Excellent color saturation and overall image with native resolution or lower
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Excellent warranty and support via Road Service program
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Fairly quick power up and can be unplugged immediately after powered down
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Ability to display presentation without a computer via a USB storage device or SD card
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On board interactive help
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If mounted, both lamp and filter can be changed without unmounting the projector
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Ability to connect to a computer via USB or HDMI
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Ability to display judder-free video over wireless connection
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Audio output capability with volume controlled by the remote
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Networking abilities including email notification for maintenance and mechanical problems, as well as presenting from other computers on the network
Epson Powerlite Pro G5350NL Projector: Cons
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Has dust filter that must be maintained
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Has difficulty displaying resolutions higher than the native resolution
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Some limitations in video display ability over wireless connection
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Full user manual provided only on disc, so there’s no way for a presenter to consult the manual if he’s using the PC free capability
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