The biggest difference to H5360BD you see in the resolution. this was 720p, and he H6510BD real 1080p.da I use the beamer öffter on PC monitor, you realize the 1080p significantly in the preparation of regulations.
because it is indeed not beamer in the H6510BD a pure office (what one could suspect in the case size), I got him in the living room for "s home theater in use. Also as you can the beamer really described as very good ,
serves me a Sony S480 3D Blu-Ray player as the source player.
true 1080p material looks so very good. 3D movies I have now already seen some, and there is especially the high light intensity of 6510BD evaluate as very positive. all 3D movies are easy to view in eco mode, and the picture is then still bright enough.
the projector has indeed a white (or empty) segment in fabrad which the image slightly brighter macht.dieses then but unfortunately the disadvantage of the sogenate "rainbow effect" are perceived more clearly kann.dieser effect is different from person to person wahrgenommen.ich For my part, find this not effect the especial auffälig H6510BD.da he was more noticeable at my age H5360BD.
an Xbox360 and WiiU is also in our household, and of course was already on beamer geteste.der H6510BD can also quite suitable as a game called (was input) werden.eine delayed imaging could not be found.
general lautsärke can be described in anbedracht case size as well. the fan can be heard, but usually go under with a decent sound system. Although in very quiet movie scenes audible, but not annoying. since I've been by far noisier devices seen (or rather heard).
as short conclusion, one can say that is warmly recommended the H6510BD in the price range very.
Positives:
+ 1080p
+ Direct 3D via HDMI possible (without a PC)
+ Luminous intensity
+ Compact (very mobile device)
+ Relatively quiet
+ Price / quality (stand 750-800 03/13)
Negatives:
- White segment in the color wheel (by elevated RBE)
- Built-in speaker (because almost every mobile phone listening better to)
- In 3D "only" 120Hz shutter technique (direct competition is already working with 144Hz)
