GadgetRatty: Toshiba's "short-throw" TDP-EW25U projector still requires three feet

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Toshiba's "short-throw" TDP-EW25U projector still requires three feet

2008-01-10 18:08:00 by Darren Murph in Engadget

Filed under: CES, Displays, HDTV, Home Entertainment

It's amazing what a breakthrough does for perception (and competition), eh? Shortly after taking a look at the impressive PLC-XL50 from Sanyo, Toshiba has announced an "extreme short projection" offering of its own. This one, however, requires three whole feet in order to toss up a 60-inch image, which seems sort of ridiculous compared to the three inches needed by the aforementioned Sanyo. To its credit, the TDP-EW25U does boast a higher resolution (1,280 x 800), and it also features a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, DLP technology, 2,600 ANSI lumens, USB / RS-232 ports, integrated 802.11b/g WiFi, VGA, a built-in mono speaker and jacks for audio input. You'll also find password protection and a bundled remote, which may or may not push you to throw down $2,369 to claim one as your own.

[Via AboutProjectors]

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