An InFocus Projector and Screen for Under $600

November 29, 2006

InFocus IN72File this one in the nearly too good to be true category, InFocus is offering their PlayBig IN72 projector bundled with a 92” screen for $599 after mail-in rebate. Heck $599 is less than the average tax bill on a upper-mid to high-end projector.

Ok here’s the break down of the deal; the IN72 retails for $799, purchase the IN72 from the InFocus on-line store between 11/19/06 and 12/31/06, use coupon code HOME92 at checkout and you’ll receive your free 92” screen. After purchasing your IN72 + free screen bundle, send in this rebate form (warning PDF) for your $200 rebate.

Heck of deal in my estimation. No, the IN72 isn’t a HD projector but at 854×480 (EDTV) and 720 ANSI lumens you’ll still get a big, bright, sharp image. I’ve never personally seen an IN72 but I did own a SP4805 from InFocus, which I found to be a great budget projector and by all reports the IN72 is a better projector. Something like this would be ideal for a second theater, maybe a kids room, gaming room, or even the bedroom.



Posted by B.Greenway | | Filed Under Home Theater Projectors


Comments

  • Tim

    A great deal from a quality projector company. You can’t really beat a 92″ TV for 600 bucks!

  • Tim

    A great deal from a quality projector company. You can’t really beat a 92″ TV for 600 bucks!

  • Adam

    It’s a pretty good machine.
    It does offer HDMI connections, which is nice for the up-convert ability.

    additionally, it has great dark scenes, though don’t be hoping for the ability to watch mid-day.
    in my experience, the worst video quality wise, was candles/other point-specific light sources.
    these light sources would reveal a grid-like pixilation map. but other than that, great projector on the overall.

  • Adam

    It’s a pretty good machine.
    It does offer HDMI connections, which is nice for the up-convert ability.

    additionally, it has great dark scenes, though don’t be hoping for the ability to watch mid-day.
    in my experience, the worst video quality wise, was candles/other point-specific light sources.
    these light sources would reveal a grid-like pixilation map. but other than that, great projector on the overall.