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What is it: 4:3 DLP projector, for business and home-cinema use
What we think: Clearly more suited to business applications, this is a budget projector that still makes any movie feel more cinematic
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 14 July 2005
Tags: Toshiba, Toshiba TDP-S25, noise, projectors, budget
We like:
Modern design; two VGA inputs; ease of use
We don't like:
Lack of AV connectivity; loud, large and uninspiring
You might also need:
Composite cable; S-video cable; PC audio cable
CNET UK judgement:
Toshiba's TDP-S25 is much more suited to business use than home cinemas, due to the shortage of quality AV connections and a poor 4:3 resolution chipset. However, as it's a DLP projector, it does well for video playback. If you can plug a PC into it for watching movies as well as presentations, this is a remarkably cheap way of fulfilling quite a few different needs
Full review:
Many business people have access to a projector, but if you ever take it home for some after-hours movie thrills, you'll find most models aren't up to the challenge. They may be bright enough to show presentations in a well-lit room, but they fall to pieces when challenged with video playback. Enter the knight in shining armour: DLP technology is gradually killing LCD off with cheap prices and excellent video capabilities. Continue Reading...
Toshiba TDP-S25 History
19 Jul 2005 in Reviews
DLP delights: budget projectors for home cinemas
Projectors -- once the pursuit of the rich, now available for just over £1,000. If you've ever harboured a desire to turn your living room into a full-blown cinema, start by getting a projector.
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