Toshiba Projector - going cheap!

mrme

A number of online retailers have the toshiba TLP-ET1 projector on clearance. It looks to be a great model - especially if you only have a little room! Home cinema choice gave it 4 out of 5 with a price tag of £1000.
www.oyyy.co.uk have it for £368.36 delivered Just 46 left (People have ordererd from them - great sevice usually delivered next day on standard delivery!!!)
www.technoworld.co.uk had it for £374.81 (A mate of mine has used them - no probs) Another place that has sold out!!

Looks like oyy is about the only place to get it under £400 so get in quick, maybe a grab it???:beer:

edit - added to the oyyy site

Shop @Oyyy.co.ukRated: 512/04/05 Not Many Left!Our supplier delivered today what they promise is the last of their stock at this price.....

If you are thinking about buying one of these excellent entry level home cinema projectors, then please be quick so you don't miss out.

dorry_2

thank you mrme.

hubby ordered one from oyyy.co.uk last night got email today it has been dispatched!! very quick service and the reviews look promising!!



will let u know what is like!!

thanks again

Lakeuk

be aware that replacement bulbs are expensive with projectors - in this case £170

proevo21

Thanks, i have ordered mine today from oyyy..lets hope that it is a good e-tailer site ..looking forward to Pes4 on the big screen

mrme

I set mine up today and I am really happy with it for the money!! The bulbs aren't cheap but should last 3000 hours (in economy mode - which is fine) so in all I think its worth it. If anyone has any questions I will do my best to answer them;)

nightrider_1uk_2

£170 is not expensive for a replacement lens

N9eav

Why do bulbs cost so much? Some are half the price of the projector (Epsom £365)

dorry_2

our projector has just arrived really quick service!!

hubby knows that bulbs might last, as mrme says 3000 hours. .The trick is to use it loads within the 90 days, so if it goes then its free!! i know there are expensive, but all the reviews rave about it, so even if we have to replace bulb we still will have saved loads, the one we were gonna buy was £1000!!

we have ordered screen seperately and that should arrive tommorow so after we have tried it out, will post with whats its like!!

harra

i ruled out this projector as its brightness is only 700 lumens.

for an extra few quid (£100), you can get 1200-1500 lumens which is where you need to be really unless your in a fairly dark room when using the projecctor

jnd

I agree with harra but seeing as we're now at £486 for 1200-1500 lumens, for a few quid extra (£130) you can get a 1600 lumens one which is HDTV ready from ebuyer.

casca

Buying a projector is not only about getting the most lumens out. Many projectors are designed for business and don't handle fast-moving images well (like movies and TV).
The Faroudja DCDi scaler chip makes a big difference as to what the picture will look like.

Replacement bulbs are always expensive for projectors, but if you have an older one then it's often the case that some retailer will get rid of them on clearance at some point over the 3000 hour lifetime. My projector's bulbs are 200 quid, but I've seen them for 50.