EPSON V11H382120 1024 x 768 (XGA) 2600 lumens LCD Powerlite 93+ Multimedia Projector 2000:1 RJ45 EPSON V11H382120 1024 x 768 (XGA) 2600 lumens LCD Powerlite 93+ Multimedia Projector 2000:1 RJ45

Pros: Runs quiet, has good color, shows text very crisply and sharp. Nice options for keystone correction both horizontally and vertically and also aspect ratio options.

I have an AV receiver running a Wii, Blu Ray player, and a laptop (VGA to HDMI up-converted with sound) to the projector and use it for training and presentations. Our office used it for our New Year's party too and it looked great playing music videos from YouTube!

Lightweight, tons of connectivity, runs quiet (even when fan is on and fully hot)

Cons: I tried it with a Blu-Ray, and it looked acceptable. But the dark colors can get muddled together on most projectors unless you spend $1000+ on a true home theater projector. This projector is not an exception to that. It looks great for presentations and computer work, less so for movies.

Other Thoughts: Amazing productivity and presentation projector with lots of connection options and keystone/aspect ratio adjustments (and color, etc too). I wouldn't build a home theater setup around this, but I wouldn't be sad if I had to sit through a few movies on it, they still look fine.

Pros: This unit has been reliable since unpacking. Nice bright display which is easy to view against a white wall in a florescent lighted classroom. Sound level is minimal, thus doesn't interfere with my age-old hearing during Q&A.
A big plus is the ability to quickly obtain a new bulb assembly from a dozen close local sources that service Epson products.
My students are very pleased with the sharpness/detail the projector provides. A co-worker has a DLP unit that "twinkles/sparkles" ... students have stated a dis-satisfaction with that DLP effect.
I am comfortable recommending the 93+ to co-workers when they inquire about my unit in comparison to other brands they are familiar with.

Cons: The 93+ unit must be "on" to pass a video signal through to an attached LCD monitor. Previous Epson projector could be "off" and pass video through from an attached computer. Not a deal breaker, but annoying when projector standby status times out when doing prep work prior to projection mode.

Other Thoughts: The casing is a lighter plastic than my previous Epson product. I can feel the give of the casing when I pick it up in several areas when doing a one-hand pickup...I tend to be a bit more cautious when lifting the 93+ off a desk/stand.