Frank Harvey
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Frank Harvey
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When I chose my projector, I found that most projectors had at least one drawback, and that it was a case of seeing which projector ticked my important boxes. For me, the main concern was noise levels, as the projector is on a shelf about a a foot and a half above behind my head. My other important aspects were lamp life, warranty, no picture issues (like rainbow effect on DLP), and obviously, a good picture
When I chose my projector, I found that most projectors had at least one drawback, and that it was a case of seeing which projector ticked my important boxes. For me, the main concern was noise levels, as the projector is on a shelf about a a foot and a half above behind my head. My other important aspects were lamp life, warranty, no picture issues (like rainbow effect on DLP), and obviously, a good picture
there is one 3d projector though it might not be true standards my mate has bought it, with yes nothing other than ps3 game to put through it. It is only 3d ready and the brand is optoma i think and it is around £600 ill try and ring him and get model number for you
Frank Harvey
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Currently, there are no 3D projectors available to buy. I know there was a bit of talk of some of the Optomas being able to be upraded to 3D with a software update, but I think this is yet to be proven, although I didn't follow the story fully. The projector was available before 3D was officially announced, so the actual 3D capability of the projector is not yet known. Like I say, I may be wrong as I haven't followed the story recently, so would need to check that out.
And if I remember rightly, it's a 720p projector.
And if I remember rightly, it's a 720p projector.
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