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I was at Art's and got a sneak peek at the new BenQ. I had the opportunity to play Uncharted 3 (PS3) in 2D and 3D. Art also put on Legends of Flight in 3D. I was really impressed with the 3D Blu-ray, and 2D gaming. The 3D gaming seemed a bit better on this projector, but I was using a console (not a PC) and the 720p resolution was still hard to deal with on such a large screen. It seems at this point and time you have to sacrifice brightness and resolution in order to game in 3D, whether on a console or PC. I am hoping that they start producing some good 1080p, 3D games in the near future and that Nvidia 3D Vision has the capability of displaying them in their full 1080p glory. Without waiting for months on end for projector compatibility updates to the 3D Vision software.
I was pretty impressed with the BenQ overall, but Art did mention that the black level on the pre-production unit was not quite as good as the Acer H9500BD. That all could change when he gets the finished production model within the next couple of weeks. Also keep in mind that the BenQ is priced significantly higher than the Acer, so the Acer is still the better overall value.
I should get a production model of the Epson 5010 to review for gaming in mid January. I doubt the 3D gaming aspect will work on the PC *crosses fingers*, but I still can't wait to game on it nonetheless.
-EbenezerI have been waiting for this release since I first read about it a very long time ago. Oblivion was one of my favorite games for XBOX360 and remains among the top games in my favorites list. No other game at the time had such freedom of game-play or massively beautiful landscapes as Oblivion. Finally, five years later, Skyrim takes the open world RPG genre to the next level and proudly presents itself as a worthy addition to the Elder Scrolls series. Read on for my detailed look at this marvelous game.
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I swapped out both HDMI cables with new cables and of the same length (10'). They were the same length in the previous test as well. I think I may have had a bad HDMI cable in the previous test. All of the special features were turned off in my initial test, that is for sure. It is the first thing I checked when I powered on the projector. It looks like with all features off it is hovering around a 30ms lag. Here are the results:
All features off:
With AcuMotion (CFI) on high:

Bond image from the Acer H9500BD projector

Arwen image from the Acer H9500BD projector

Acer H7550ST: Good picture, recessed 1.1:1 zoom, 3D and very impressive sound.
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Well, I really enjoyed the time I spent with the earlier version of this projector, the Optoma GT720. I also enjoyed the time I spent with the GT750, mainly because... (more…)
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Now, where to start. The Optoma is a great projector for 2D, 1080p gaming, but for 720p 3D gaming... (more…)Hello All!
Before I left for Austin, I had a chance to sit down and play with the Optoma GT750 projector for a while. Sometimes it takes a little time apart to fully appreciate what you had. One thing is certain, seeing the Optoma GT750 reminded my how much I really enjoyed the GT720.
I found it to be remarkably similar to its younger brother (the Optoma GT720), In fact, I found them so similar it was difficult to take note of the differences without seeing them side by side.
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