Panasonic PT AE1000U

alaTest has collected and analyzed 5 user reviews of Panasonic PT AE1000U from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the noise and design. The image quality and price are also mentioned favorably.

None of the projectors mentioned above are DLPs, which may be a story in itself. Panasonic's entry is a three-chip LCD design, and at an MSRP of $5,999, and "street prices" dipping below $4,000 (sometimes including a rebate on top of that), it's highly...

The introduction of a 1080p projector for less than $5,000 would have been big news early last year. While that field is now getting increasingly crowded, with projectors from Sony, Mitsubishi, and JVC muscling in on the action, it's still big...

A few short months ago, the introduction of a 1080p projector for under $5,000 would have been big news. While that field is now getting crowded, with projectors from Sony, Mitsubishi, and JVC muscling in on the action, it's still a tale worth...

Panasonic hits it out of the park with the PT-AE1000U, a 1080p home theater projector that'll make you rethink your own eyesight.

As is usual, the Panasonic, being LCD based, offers a tremendous amount of placement flexibility, even more than the other new LCD driven 1080p projectors, and far, far more versatility in this regard, then the DLP entries

Though the AE1000 can produce a bright picture, once it is calibrated for ideal cinema viewing it is not one of the brightest models on the market. Moreover, lumen output can vary greatly based on whether you use the wide angle or telephoto end of the...

$4,000 (MAP) 1920x1080 three-chip LCD Key Connections: Dual HDMI inputs Features We Like: Dynamic iris for deep blacks, motorized zoom and focus, vertical and horizontal lens shift, Color Management System Features We Miss: Only a curmudgeon would...

Panasonic's recent LCD projectors have offered a compelling combination of high performance and features at surprising prices. Now, Panasonic is not only offering its first 1080p projector with a dynamic iris for deeper blacks, it's delivering all this...

Look out DLP. This is one of the most full-featured and least expensive 1080p projectors we've seen yet. Panasonic's recent LCD front projector efforts have impressed with a smart combination of high performance and features at excellent prices....