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FAQ: What size of screen should I pick for my room?
Elite Screens: The best way to do it is to make sure that the screen's diagonal size matches the distance to your first row
of seating. There is no set standard size for a room, just consider the seating location of you and your guests. Your
material should allow everyone to comfortably sit and watch without craning their necks back or shifting their eyes from
side to side. Generally, 84" to 106" are appropriate for your typical residential setup.
FAQ: Should I get 1:1 or 4:3 or 16:9 format?
Elite Screens: It depends entirely what your intentions are but here are the general format uses to help you out.
1. 16:9 / HDTV format: Home theater movies and gaming
2. 4:3 / NTSC format: PC software, Commercial Presentation ( if your projector is SVGA or XGA resolution format),
Classroom training and gaming
3. 1:1 format: if you are still using a traditional Slideshow/OHP ( Overhead Projector) and commercial projector presenta-
tions. These are most commonly used in schools and houses of worship.
FAQ: Why are Elite Screens product prices so much lower than its competitors?
Just a few years ago, the projectors that now sell in the $1,500-$5,000 range were selling for around $8000 and up.
Improvements in technology, manufacturing and brand competition caused a significant drop in market prices creating an
entirely new market where the general consumer could now enjoy something that was previously available only to those
with top-tier incomes. The established screen makers focused on custom orders made to the specifications of each
individual's projector. Current improvements in projector design made standardized materials, sizes and aspect ratios a
possibility for general consumption.
Instead of custom manufacture, we focus on the mainstream demand in material while making screens in only the most
commonly requested sizes and formats. As a result, we carry a large stock that is ready for immediate shipment. This
saves exponentially on our manufacturing costs so that the consumer enjoys a lower price. Custom orders tend to be
impracticably priced for the new low costs of projectors and although high dollar screens show impressive performance
levels in their scientific data, anything in the light spectrum that registers above or below 400 to 700nm will be undetect-
able to the human eye's visible spectrum anyway.
It is because of this uniformity that we can achieve a high level of quality in our construction while including normally
optional features such as 5-12 Volt triggers, full IR & RF control packages, installation kits and twice the industry standard
warranty with our screens.
Models StreetPrice MSRP Weight Resolution Lumens Display
(USD) (USD) (lbs)
Sanyo PDG-DSU20N $597 $695 6.5 800x600 2000 DLP
Sharp XR-30S $647 $1,095 6.4 800x600 2300 DLP
TAXAN PS-100S $699 $1,795 4.0 800x600 2500 DLP
TAXAN U6-112 $795 $1,105 4.4 800x600 1800 DLP
ViewSonic PJ503D $502 $599 5.7 800x600 1500 DLP
ViewSonic PJ506D $500 $899 5.9 800x600 2000 DLP
*Data table above support by www.projectorcentral.com, Date: Feb 15. 2008
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