EPSON Debuts 4000-Lumen Projector for Under $1000
Last week at InfoComm 2010, they debuted a 
supposedly 4000-lumen, XGA (1024×768) resolution, 3LCD projector that they are selling for just under $1000. Dubbed the VS400, EPSON also says it’s “green” in that it uses 25 percent less energy per lumen than DLP projectors of the same light output and they claim it’s due to EPSON’s E-TORL lamp technology that manages light output over time – allowing the lamp to last more than 3500 hours.
The new VS400 isn’t on their website yet, but when it is, we are told it will be here: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/ProductCategory.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid=-15942&page=all
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