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  1. 20th Mar 2008 21:53 #1
    Xenogear900
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    Is my projector capable of displaying High Definition movies in HD?

    I have a Sharp XR-10S

    Here is a link to all it's specs?
    http://www.projectorcentral.com/Sharp_PG_Series-XR-10S.htm

    IF yes, what connection cable do I need to use?
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  2. 20th Mar 2008 22:00 #2
    jagabo
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    Your projector's native resolution is 800x600. It will look a little better than SD. Note that broadcast HD TV is either 1280x720 or 1920x1080.

    You'll probably use the component input (I didn't see HDMI listed) -- but what are you going to feed it with? Blu-ray player? HD cable box? HD satellite box? PC? Upscaling DVD player?
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    I was going to use the VGA cables from my PC to watch downloaded Blu-Ray videos.

    Is this possible?
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  4. 21st Mar 2008 06:23 #4
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    It appears to support VGA input so you should be able to do that. But as I mentioned, the video will be downscaled from 1920x1080 to 800x600 so it won't look much better than standard definition. Does your computer have the horsepower to handle HD video?
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