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Brilliant 2D and 3D Entertainment at Home.Featuring Full HD 1080p performance and an astounding contrast ratio of up to 320,000:1, the Home Cinema 5020UB makes it easier than ever to entertain family and friends with brilliant color and exquisite detail. When considering brightness, one measurement is not enough - both high color brightness and high white brightness are important. Delivering 2400 lumens of color brightness and 2400 lumens of white brightness (light output)1, using Epson's 3LCD, 3-chip technology, the Home Cinema 5020UB projects amazing images with true-to-life color. Use the included RF 3D glasses to immerse yourself in eye-popping 3D movies and more. Rechargeable for up to 40 hours of battery life1, these innovative glasses mean you're always ready to enjoy 3D entertainment. And, with 2D-to-3D conversion, you can transform your favorite 2D movies to spectacular 3D, for unlimited 3D viewing. Your cable receiver, Blu-ray® player, game console, Apple® TV, Roku Streaming Player and other entertainment devices can all be connected. And, with the widest lens shift in its class, the Home Cinema 5020UB offers fast, easy and flexible installation.
Summary
Product Title: Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5020 3-LCD Projector
Manufacturer: Epson
Lowest Price: $2,599.00 from B&H Photo-Video
Power Score: 4.2 | 2 Reviews
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Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5020UB LCD projector - 3D
THE GOOD: The Epson 5020 projector can deliver great dark-room images yet has enough light output for moderately lit rooms, too; excellent color accuracy; deep black levels with ample shadow detail; plenty of features including motorized lens cover, horizontal and vertical lens shift, and two pairs of 3D glasses. THE BAD: Black levels not quite as deep as some competitors; auto iris required for...
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By cnet.com - Mar 14, 2013
Epson 5020UB vs Panasonic AE8000
The Panasonic AE8000 has a number of features and picture enhancements that the 5020UBe lacks. However, the 5020UBe has a few unique features of its own, such as a wider lens shift range and RF glasses. In terms of picture quality, the two projectors are evenly matched, and this becomes a very difficult shootout to call one way or the other. It ultimately comes down to which projector's features...
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By projectorcentral.com - Nov 7, 2012