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- 1080p resolution
- Easy setup
- Great image quality and light output
- Short warranty
- Limited black levels
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Street price vs. Amazon Price, October 9, 2008Impressed, September 6, 2008I bought the PT-AE2000U one month ago, July 2008. It has surpassed by expectations. For the price I doubt you can find better. The start up time is under 1 min. The picture resolution is very good with… Time Warner DVR box using HDMI and fantastic with Blu-Ray. The box is quiet and not hot during operation. The set up is a breeze. Autofocus works well. I have used it during the day many times when the ambient light is not well controlled and the picture remains good. Of course, not like the picture when the light is minimal. Over all, I am impressed with this product and would recommend it to anyone for a front projector home entertainment system.
Projector, September 6, 2008Just Go For It, Dont Waste time and money, June 16, 2008I just install mine, i dont know from where i start, my screen is 183" !! approx. 406cm x 227cm yes very big, distance projector to screen is about 9 meter's "27 foot" , also distance from my denon amp. to… proj. is 15 meter approx."50 foot" by HDMI cable, got it from bettercables, and i would say that its eye poping, dont try DLP if you want clarity, LCD is the best, also my room is lit-up using some dimming lights, trust me, the picture quality is much much more better than what says in all review's, im still using my old dvd player , which is around $ 80 , line's, contrast, and image , all are great, i was worried because of the size of my screen, but its out of this world, i dont know how some say that its not good for big screen, i guess they are copying others review.
Great price, May 11, 2008
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ProjectorReviews.com delivers what's easily the longest and most detailed review of the Panasonic PT-AE2000U, naming the projector the best in its price class.
Review: Panasonic PT-AE2000U Home Theater Projector Review: Overview, Art Feierman, Nov. 19, 2007
While the reviews here can't match those at ProjectorReviews.com in terms of length or detail, there's still plenty of great information. The Panasonic PT-AE2000U captures one of the site's few Editor's Choice awards.
Review: Panasonic PT-AE2000U Home Theater Projector, Evan Powell, Nov. 2, 2007
3. CNET
At CNET, the Panasonic PT-AE2000U projector undergoes a battery of standard tests. Kevin Miller calls it a "credible performer, especially when you consider its relatively low price."
Review: Panasonic PT-AE2000U, Kevin Miller, Dec. 19, 2007
4. ConsumerReports.orgDetails/Subscribe
ConsumerReports.org looks at 13 front projectors in this older update. Recommendations are made, with all but five making the grade.
Review: Front Projection TVs, Editors of ConsumerReports.org
5. Playback MagazineDetails/Subscribe
Other projector reviews are more detailed, but here author David Birch-Jones clearly outlines what the magazine looks at when evaluating a projector. The Panasonic PT-AE2000U is one of two home theater projectors that does well enough to earn a Recommended tag.
Review: Quality Quartet: Four 1080p Projectors Under $3,500, David Birch-Jones, April 2008
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