I've just become the lucky (or unlucky) owner of an Epson TW6700 as it's called in europe. But of course nothing can go according to plan, and as soon as I set it up I was dissapointed by the lack of sharpness varying over the screen. Contrasting lines are fuzzy at their top region at places, nothing like my old NEC LCD projector that had sharp pixels with kinda borders. Here it's like the pixels bleed upwards, like it has two 'wings' poking up from it. I assume this is not normal and it's somehow defective? Is this normal?
Epson is as good as a brick wall to talk to, called 5 days straight now and no response and all promised callbacks are nowhere to be seen at all. Going to try and call again now and see what they say. Attaching two imaged of the Epson and a third one taken on my 7 year old NEC Projector.
EDIT: Update, Epson level 2 support got back to me and said it's a known issue and it will be repaired... I dread the repair bandwagon of doom... Hopefully but not likely is that the gnarly green pixel will be gone on it's way back.
Epson is as good as a brick wall to talk to, called 5 days straight now and no response and all promised callbacks are nowhere to be seen at all. Going to try and call again now and see what they say. Attaching two imaged of the Epson and a third one taken on my 7 year old NEC Projector.
EDIT: Update, Epson level 2 support got back to me and said it's a known issue and it will be repaired... I dread the repair bandwagon of doom... Hopefully but not likely is that the gnarly green pixel will be gone on it's way back.
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