ViewSonic PJD7383i

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Pros:

Short-throw lens, * Versatile network management.

Cons:

Would have liked regular digital inputs, * Mediocre image quality

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Last revision on August 27, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Short-throw lens, * Versatile network management

Reviewers Didn't Like

Would have liked regular digital inputs, * Mediocre image quality

Expert reviews and ratings

The image quality of the ViewSonic PJD7383i isn’t necessarily top notch, but the features are generally good, although we would have preferred to see regular digital inputs on a projector at this price. The short-throw lens, interesting control...

By PC Advisor on July 18, 2011

It's decent value for money and has lots of good features, but the main reason for buying is the interactive pen...

By PC Pro on January 11, 2011

As one of a growing number of projectors built around TI's interactive technology, the PJD7383i shares many of its features with other short throw DLP interactive projectors. All of these choices have the advantages of not needing calibration,...

By ProjectorCentral on January 11, 2011

The ViewSonic PJD7383i DLP projector is suited for schools and businesses, combining networking with an ultra-short lens that creates a huge picture in a tiny place. The PJD7383i looks like a home-cinema projector, with its bulbous black plastic...

By Macworld on August 23, 2011

ViewSonic has done a yeoman's job in the past two years in expanding its product line beyond its traditional LCD and projector displays, and last year even went so far as to win our desktop category of CRN's Products of the Year awards. But that...

By CRN on February 02, 2011

The ViewSonic PJD-7383i interactive projector is certainly intriguing, but we'll have to wait for pricing and a more in-depth hands-on review before we can decide whether it's a must-have or a clever gimmick....

By IT PRO on September 02, 2010