Sharp projector XV-Z2000

Description

Excelent condition, only had one owner
Original price .999
Sharp XV-Z2000
We've always liked DLP better than LCD for home-theater projector performance, but until this year, the highest-resolution DLP projectors have cost significantly more than their LCD counterparts. Sharp's XV-Z2000 (,999 list) breaks the mold offering the HDTV-resolution HD2+ chip for much less than its predecessors. This little unit does a convincing job with high-def, especially in terms of delivering realistic blacks, but like anything built to reach a price point, it does have performance issues. That said, you'd be hard-pressed to get a better big-screen projector picture for less money.
Editor's note: We have changed the rating in this review to reflect recent changes in our rating scale. Click here to find out more. The Sharp's design is sleek, compact, and basic. It looks nothing like its shapely, higher-end siblings, the XV-Z10000 and XV-Z12000; instead, it's a squarish box with the lens mounted on the left side (or the right side if it's ceiling mounted). The top of the unit has a dark-gray metallic finish, while the sides are black grilles for intake and outtake fans. If you've misplaced the remote, you'll appreciate the limited controls on the top of the projector.
SOURCE:  cnet.com/products/sharp-xv-z2000/review/
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