Product Description

The next-generation of the world¿s best-selling projector, the Epson PowerLite S6 is the smart choice for any classroom or boardroom. This powerful projector offers amazing color and image quality virtually anywhere with 2200 lumens, Epson 3LCD, 3-chip technology, and all-new USB connectivity. Whether you¿re projecting presentations from your notebook or HD video content, this SVGA projector makes it easy. Quickly connect to your laptop with Plug `n Play USB connectivity. With this simple setup, anyone can use a standard USB cable to connect and project without the hassle of computer function keys, bulky VGA cables or tedious screw-in knobs. The PowerLite S6 is ready wherever your presentations take you with a variety of convenient setup and control features. And, for installed applications, it can be powered on or off at the flip of a switch. Best of all, with a lamp life of up to 4000 hours and low power consumption, this energy-efficient projector is better for your bottom line.

Product Details

• Color: White
• Brand: Epson
• Model: V11H283420
• Platform: Windows
• Format: CD
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 4.00" h x 12.90" w x 9.60" l, 6.00 pounds

Features

• Color-rich 3LCD; 3-chip optical engine
• Plug n Project USB setup; one-step connection
• Native SVGA resolution; HD-compatible
• 2200 lumens color; 2200 lumens white light
• Quick; convenient control with instant power off and sleep mode

Customer Reviews

USB support for Window only
We have been using Epson PowerLite S5 for a while now, and it seems to be pretty good. We buy the new version S6 because it has USB support; however, the technical description did not bother point out the the USB display is for Window only while we use Mac. The product is still good, but we wish it has the support for Mac also.

Epson Powerlite S6 media room projector
Got it in 3 days with free shipping and a great discount. Set it in front of our 20 year old 72" projector screen, plugged in the power and video cable and we watched a movie. Total unpacking/setup time five minutes.

During the movie (it was daytime) we were blinded by white scenes so my wife said to try the menu button; got than and cranked down the brightness -6 and noticed the black level was as black as the part of the screen where there wasn't any image. Still thought it was pretty bright so I set the bulb to 'low'; we don't mind 4,000 hrs. vrs 3,000 hrs. bulb life. It was still too bright but turning the contrast down helped that.

Put a beautiful VHS tape I made from a HDTV broadcast (our reciever gets HD at 720 and 1080) and the poor quality of VHS was immediately apparent; never saw the difference with our 30" TV or the old projector. It is easy to see the difference in program quality on most DVDs; many are so bad that the you can see it on the old analog TV.

We cannot see pixels at normal viewing distances as one reviewer said, though I didn't stand really close. Oddly the keystone and focus were set just about perfect for our media room. I moved the focus in and out to see if pixles were visable; it is right on the lense and only needs to be set once. We also varied 'sharpness' and saw the same effect as with out 30" analog TV - grass and other 'grainy' surfaces look too coarse.

Now, if a critical viewer can see quality differences between cameras, during live shows particularly; and if DVDs (not just remastered old movies) obviously differ in quality, why do we need even higher definition media (Blue Ray) or a $2,000 or $3,000 projector to make deficient video sources even more apparent? We like the S6.

Usere Friendly
Very user friendly menu options are very simple. Picture is not as sharp as the Samsung I replaced but it serves the purpose well playing dvds.. We use this in our gym for video classes. The almost non existent cool down period and short warm up period lends itself well to how it will be used in our facility. It is hung from the cieling. The lamp access is from the top of the projector, so changing the lamp will be very easy. The first projector we recieved did have a failed lamp. I was extremely happy with how simple the exchange process was with Amazon. They had a new Projector out to me the next business day and UPS picked up the defective one right from our facility. Almost no inconvenience on Amazons part at all.