At a price of $2,500, the "Dreamy" really delivers. Featuring the new 480p 16x9 DLP chip from Texas Instruments, this new unit offers a 2400:1 contrast ratio at 850 lumens with a 2,000 hour lamp life. Input options include composite, S-video, component, and DVI-HDCP. High definition sources are scaled to 854x480 resolution. For the entry-level consumer who desires a front projector, the "Dreamy" may be a great option, especially in an average sized room.
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By Robert Silva, About.com Guide
As consumers desire more affordable home theater options, it is necessary that manufacturers deliver on this demand in order to stay competitive. With that in mind, Dream Vision, a popular maker of DLP video projectors, introduced its new affordable "Dreamy" at this year's CES.
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