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In today’s comparison, we’re diving into two projectors that are geared towards different audiences but share the common goal of delivering quality visuals. On one hand, we have the Sony VPL-CW275, boasting a solid WXGA resolution and high brightness with 5100 lumens, making it an excellent choice for larger spaces or well-lit environments. It also offers versatile connectivity options and energy-saving features, which might appeal to those looking to minimize their operational costs over time.
On the other side, we have the NEC NP600, which is designed with small to medium meeting spaces in mind. Its ability to connect multiple sources, including older formats like S-video, makes it adaptable in diverse settings. The short focal length is particularly noteworthy; it allows for impressive image sizes even in confined spaces, which could be a game changer for presentations in cramped conference rooms.
So, which projector reigns supreme in the battle of brightness versus versatility? Let’s break down the specifics and see which one might suit your needs better.
The Sony boasts a WXGA resolution of 1280 x 800, which sounds great for picture quality. With 5100 lumens, I imagine it’ll handle bright rooms pretty well, plus that 3000:1 contrast ratio should provide some decent depth in the colors. The lamp life of up to 4000 hours is also appealing, especially with the energy-saving eco mode. But I wonder how its sound quality holds up.
On the other hand, the NEC NP600 has multiple input/output options, which is awesome if I want to connect different devices without hassle. The short focal length lens seems perfect for smaller spaces, but I’m curious about how it compares in terms of overall picture quality and brightness.
Any potential downsides to either? How’s the sound on these guys? Would love your thoughts on which one I should go for!
On the other side, we have the NEC NP600, which is designed with small to medium meeting spaces in mind. Its ability to connect multiple sources, including older formats like S-video, makes it adaptable in diverse settings. The short focal length is particularly noteworthy; it allows for impressive image sizes even in confined spaces, which could be a game changer for presentations in cramped conference rooms.
So, which projector reigns supreme in the battle of brightness versus versatility? Let’s break down the specifics and see which one might suit your needs better.
Specs
| Parameter | Sony VPL-CW275 Projector | NEC NP600 Projector |
|---|---|---|
Picture |  |  |
Reference Price | - | $999 |
Highlight | WXGA 1280 x 800 Native Resolution 5100 Lumens of Brightness 3000:1 Contrast Ratio Lamp Life Up to 4000 Hours Energy Saving Eco Mode Auto Lamp Dimming Versatile Inputs Including HDMI Network Ready via RJ-45 Connectivity | Multiple input/output terminals include analogue RGB, DVI-I(digital), video, and S-video. By using the DVI-RGB adapter, analogue RGB signals can be connected from two computers. A long power cable of 4.5 m is included, connect the power cable to a wall outlet without the need for an extension cable while setting the projector in the center of the conference room. The short focal length lens will project large images even if the distance to the screen is short. Project large images in a meeting in a small room. |
Contrast Ratio | 3000:1 | 500:1 |
Maximum Resolution | 1280 x 800 | 1024 x 768 |
Native Resolution | 1280 x 800 | 1024 x 768 |
Brightness | 5100 lumen | 3500 Lumen |
Display Type | LCD | - |
Other Features | speakers | Portable |
Video Encoding | H.264, H.265 | - |
Lamp Wattage | 280 Watts | 230 Watts |
LightSource Life | 4000 Hours | - |
Controller Type | Button Control | Button Control |
Control Method | Voice | Voice |
Connectivity Technology | HDMI | - |
Compatible Devices | Laptop, Gaming Console, Tablet, Smartphone | - |
Wattage | 10 watts | 325 watts |
Mount Type | Tabletop Mount | Tabletop Mount |
Which to get
I'm trying to decide between the Sony VPL-CW275 and the NEC NP600 projectors, and I need your help!The Sony boasts a WXGA resolution of 1280 x 800, which sounds great for picture quality. With 5100 lumens, I imagine it’ll handle bright rooms pretty well, plus that 3000:1 contrast ratio should provide some decent depth in the colors. The lamp life of up to 4000 hours is also appealing, especially with the energy-saving eco mode. But I wonder how its sound quality holds up.
On the other hand, the NEC NP600 has multiple input/output options, which is awesome if I want to connect different devices without hassle. The short focal length lens seems perfect for smaller spaces, but I’m curious about how it compares in terms of overall picture quality and brightness.
Any potential downsides to either? How’s the sound on these guys? Would love your thoughts on which one I should go for!
