A solid performer, particularly when projecting video images
Good range of connection choices, good menu system, long lamp life and, decent audio
'Less than perfect grayscale tracking.'
'audible noise issue'
'a serial control port and a 12 volt trigger.'
'The default 6,500 Kelvin setting was warm on the darkest end of the gray-scale range'
'Good audio output capability with built-in 5W stereo speakers.'
'The TX542 image is tack sharp with excellent edge-to-edge focus across the total screen width.'
'The color wheel is completely silent with no shrill noise or change in frequency when the projector synchronizes to a new signal, as is sometime seen in DLP projectors.'
'The installation challenge presented by the EP910 is that you can only accommodate a desired screen size from a rather limited choice of placements.'
'interesting 4:3, 1,400x1,050-pixel unit.'
'accurate color rendition'
'It can even accept 1080p signals'
'The menus are slightly more difficult to navigate .'
'slight darkening at very low brightness levels'
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