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Canon LV-7290 : Affordable Yet Amazing

8/11/2012 6:34:49 PM

The entry level Canon LV-7290 isn't something you want to look down at. For starters, being a Canon projector, it is known for its brilliant colour projection. Its usage extends to other than office and classroom use as the projector is also good for home usage. Let’s see how this affordable projector does when being put to the test.

Description: Canon LV-7290

Canon LV-7290

1.    All you need is one hand

While taking the LV-7290 out from the box, the projector is give the impression of lightweight and small as it is manageable with only one hand. At this size, the Canon LV-7290 is highly portable and easily transported from room to room. The LV-7290 conveniently come equipped with wired networking, monitor out and blackboard mode. There isn't really much setting up to do as the setup is simple enough. So, with this projector people can present straight from the computer.

2.    Hassle-free setup

Upon start up, the projector detects the correct port and appropriate signal resolution then displays the image near instantaneously, in less than three seconds (yes, we counted). The menu interface is simple and intuitive. While there are many different options, the LV-7290 makes it easy to find what you need without hunting. However, with the projector's low mono audio, watching movies or videos with it is highly NOT recommended. Whatever sounds that plays through its audio will just annoy users as it is a mono speaker, still, it is good to know that there is a backup speaker in case there is anything wrong with other speakers. Despite being mono, its audio is loud and clear as people inside a room can definitely hear it from afar.

Description: Hassle-free setup

Hassle-free setup

3.    Imaging goody

The LV-7290 creates a bright, clear image that is sharp throughout. In High Contrast and Cinema modes, colour is accurate with good saturation that makes movies, photographs, and other graphics look realistic. In the projector’s lower lumen image modes, black level and shadow detail are acceptable for movie and video display. Meanwhile, its brighter modes favour maximum light output at the expense of lighter black levels and muddier shadow detail. Visible pixelation is noticeable as a fine grid if one stands too near to the screen. Solving It is easy as the projector just need to be moved by a distance away from the screen. That should be enough to eliminate the pixelation effect.

Description: The LV-7290 creates a bright, clear image that is sharp throughout.

The LV-7290 creates a bright, clear image that is sharp throughout.

4.    Quick access remote

Similarly, the remote is neither too complicated nor too featureless. It is compact, yet big enough to hold securely. The remote has just enough proportionately sized buttons to do exactly what is needed. It also have a few convenient button like “Image setting" to avoid going through many layers of menus. Plus, with features such as Freeze presented in the remote, it is easy to freeze a frame when needed to do some explanation during a presentation. Ultimately, those unacquainted with this particular projector will still be able to use it with minimal orientation time.

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