The projector did a fab job of scaling to a variety of PC resolutions for gaming, and Quake 4 looked absolutely stunning splashed across the huge screen at 1280x720. When it came to watching movies, however, we got better results with the output from a...

This thing has many input options which is extremely nice. DVD's look spectacular on my home-made blackout screen. It is nice and bright. Awesome Price!! I love the fact that its widescreen native. It is very quiet. Sometimes the fans kick in and its a...

Low resolution, so higher resolution Analog RGB signals (PC) are somewhat blurry. This is could be due to a 25ft vga cable. The Auto-Source is annoying when playing PC games, but you can disable it in the menu. :) Some screen-door effect when at full...

This machine is easy to use, delivers a great picture for a home theatre, and is ; economically priced. While it is not a high def machine, I don't think that is necessary at this time. Most DVD's aren't in HD yet anyway. The sharpness of the picture...

The fan is a little loud

What can one say bad about ViewSonic, not really much. For a entree level Home Theater projector nothing touches this. HD quality is true to life, in fact this is the only projector in this low price range that has a native resolution designed for DVD...

The menu (BIG) system is more centered for business usage, and seems a little out of place for Home Theater viewing, but don't let this concern you, because if you plug in a HD-DVD player and play a movie, this unit will automatically select the right...