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Epson MovieMate 33

review DATE:12.18.06

Epson MovieMate 33
Front Angle, Drive Open Projector Lens

review

By M. David Stone

As any movie buff will tell you, even the biggest TV can't offer the immersive viewing experience of a projected image on a large screen. That means that the best way to watch movies at home is to build a permanent small theater. Not an option? Then an instant theater like the Epson MovieMate 33 ($999.99 direct) is the next best thing.

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Company

Epson America Inc

http://www.epson.com

Spec Data
  • Price as Tested: $999.00 Street
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
  • Engine Type: LCD
  • Type: Consumer
  • Rated Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
  • Rated Brightness: 1200 ANSI lumens
  • Native Resolution: 854 x 480
  • Computer Interfaces: Analog VGA
  • Video Inputs: Component, Composite, S-Video
  • Wireless Connectivity: No
  • Weight: 15 lb

Bottom Line

The Epson MovieMate 33 lets you set up a temporary movie theater at home, then pack everything away to regain the room as living space.

Pros

Complete instant theater with projector, DVD player, audio system, and screen. Separate subwoofer.

Cons

Limited usefulness for anything but showing movies.

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