The projector operates within generally pleasant parameters. It warms up quickly--48 seconds, by our count--but it takes a long 2 minutes, 13 seconds to shut down. We measured a moderate 159 degrees Fahrenheit at its exhaust port, but the top of the case gets hot to the touch during operation. Its 38dB of fan noise is the quietest (by a hair) of the group.
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The EzPro's travel weight is right in the middle of the pack. | The top control panel's seven-button layout lacks dedicated keystone-correction buttons. |
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Cables are included for the EzPro's S-Video, VGA-out, audio, and RS-232 serial ports. | The EzPro 737's remote control is one of the best we've seen. |
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