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 Dell 4100 A V Digital Projector 0 hours  US $265.00
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 INFOCUS IN15 XGA 1024 x 768 DLP PROJECTOR 2500 LUMENS US $300.00
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 Optoma TX1080 DLP Projector US $485.00
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 Optoma TXR774 DLP Projector Excellent Condition US $849.99
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 Optoma EP771 DX607 projector multimedia computer NICE US $177.50
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 Toshiba TDP T45 DLP Projector US $30.00
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 Gateway DLP XGA Projector Model FP205 P N7004451 LG US $.99
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 InFocus ScreenPlay 4805 DLP Projector US $86.00
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 NEW Casio Super Slim Data Projector XJ S33 3 Cables US $355.01
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 InFocus ScreenPlay 4805 DLP Projector US $157.50
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 Optoma DX625 DLP Projector US $415.00
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 R2 D2 DVD Projector US $2,500.00
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 PLUS U3 1100Z HD Home Theater Projector US $47.00
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 PLUS U3 1100z US $32.00
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 InFocus IN72 DLP Projector Samsonite Case Cables Remote US $149.99
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 Optoma HD70 DLP Projector MINT Low Hours Look CHEAP US $495.00
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 InFocus IN24DLP projector 2400 ANSI Lumens Carry Bag US $399.00
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 INFOCUS LP70 XGA 1024 x 768 DLP PROJECTOR 1500 ANSI US $51.00
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 INFOCUS SP4805 HD DLP HOME THEATER COMPUTER PROJECTOR US $103.50
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 MITSUBISHI LVP X70U HD HOME THEATER COMPUTER PROJECTOR US $100.00
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 ViewSonic Litebird PJ875 DLP Micro Portable Projector A US $64.99
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 InFocus IN72 DLP Projector US $400.00
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 Optoma HD72 720p DLP Home Theater Projector US $70.00
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 ViewSonic PJ556D XGA 1024 x 768 DLP Projector US $119.99
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 NEC LT260 XGA DLP PROJECTOR NEW LAMP REMOTE CASE US $.06
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 ViewSonic PJ458D Digital Multimedia Projector US $329.00
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 Dell 2300MP DLP Projector 2300 ANSI 0 Hrs US $175.00
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 Toshiba tdp t45 projector needlamp US $150.00
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 INFOCUS IN72 SUPER ENHANCED DEFINITION 854X480 1080P US $149.95
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 EIKI LC XB26 DLP HomeTheater Multimedia Projector US $98.00
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 Dell 3400mp DLP Projector Remote casecables TINY US $398.00
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 Toshiba Video Projector TDP T90 DLP PLUS EXTRA LAMP US $399.00
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 Toshiba TDP T9 DLP Projector ONLY 67HRS ON BULB US $199.00
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 DELL 2300MP DLP 169 HD HOMETHEATER COMPUTER PROJECTOR US $102.50
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 Casio XJ A245U DLP Video Projector w LED Lamp HDMI US $1,099.00
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 BNIB Optoma PRO250X XGA DLP Projector Portable Series US $400.00
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 Infocus LP530 DLP XGA 1080i HD HOME THEATER PROJECTOR US $319.95
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 Optoma HD66 Multimedia Projector HD66 US $649.00
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 BRAND NEW Optoma HD20 DLP Projector NEW US $938.88
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 ViewSonic PJ458D DLP Projector XGA VGA w Case Remote US $179.00
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 Christie Roadster X4 Projector US $125.00
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 Toshiba Video Projector TDP T90 DLP home theatre US $500.00
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 Optoma Pico PK 301 DLP Pocket Projector US $379.95
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 InFocus LP500 DLP Projector US $35.00
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 Optoma EP749 2500 Lumens DLP no Bulb US $10.00
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 Acer PD120D DLP PROJCTOR HD Ready 2000 Lumen DVI HDMI US $91.00
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 Sharp Educator Series XR 10X DLP Projector US $28.31
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 HP vp6121 Multimedia Digital Projector US $103.50
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 Optoma HD72 Projector with Ceiling Mount N E W US $250.00
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 Toshiba TDP P5 Infocus LP70 Portable DLP Projector US $150.00
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The Hunt For The Priceless Projector
Projectors are devices used for displaying images on a projector screen or a similar surface. There are several types of projectors that can be loosely classified into three general kinds: video projectors, transparency projectors and opaque projectors.
Video projectors create images from a video signal by using a lens system with very bright light. Once the image is clear it can be projected on a clean flat white surface. Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) projectors, Digital Light Processing (DLP) projectors, Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) projectors and Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) projectors are all types of video projectors.
Transparency projectors, on the other hand, display images that are placed on transparencies or films. Movie projectors, overhead projectors, slide projectors and their ancestor the magic lantern are examples of transparency projectors since the image still comes from an image that has light projected through it. Lastly, opaque projectors are devices that display images from opaque materials such as books through a system of imaging lenses harnessing reflected light.
There are several kinds of projectors manufactured by different companies. This means that there is a wide range of products available on the market. However projectors are still a bit more expensive. When thinking about buying a projector, it isn't really the cost that should be considered, rather the purpose and functions of the product. Here are some things that need to be considered before making the right choice:
The ideal projector must be easy to use and should match the consumer's level of knowledge. Numerous modern-day portable projectors are very user-friendly. These models usually come with as many hardware as possible, possible by as many as that of a modern laptop.
Projector brightness is measured in terms of ANSI (American National Standards Institute) lumens. A projector capable of 1500 to 2500 ANSI lumens or lower is considered best for smaller screens in a darkened room. If a projector is rated 2500 to 4000 lumens, it will be able to provide decent resolution for average-sized screens in a room with moderate lighting. A rating of over 4000 lumens makes a projector the best option for very large screens, and/or for large rooms with little or no lighting control, says in a large lecture hall.
Recent mid-range portable projectors come with XGA display resolutions, supporting images at 1024 by 768 pixels. Some models even come with higher resolutions at 1080p, giving HD quality pictures of 1920 by 1080 pixels. Opting for high resolution projectors will definitely cost a lot, while SVGA projectors (Super Video Graphics Array - 800 by 600 pixels) are not that much of help. Settling for midrange resolutions like XGA or 720p (1280 by 720 pixels) will be the best move, where the price range is reasonable while getting above-average image resolution.
The key to obtaining the cheaper option is in essence finding the right projector according to the needs of the consumer. For instance, one might find a projector with the lowest price, but with brightness and/or durability failing to meet the requirements of the purpose for which it is to be purchased. In such case, the cheaper option really is to buy the more expensive device with the apropos brightness and/or durability.
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component video to VGA input?
My XGA-resolution DLP projector has a VGA input and not component input, but the projector's manual says that it accepts "component video input: VGA DB-15 to HDTV/component cable".
In this case can I connect component video cables from a videogame console (eg Xbox 360) to the projector's VGA input using VGA-to-component cables, without using a transcoder?
if the projector is component input capable all you need is a component to VGA break-out cable. (Component to D-Sub 15 connector). similarily an adapter is available that accepts a standard set of component cables and adapts it to a VGA/D-sub 15 connector. The projector will then auto detect whether the VGA port is recieving an analog (VGA/SVGA/XGA) signal or a digital (component video) signal. It's as simple as that.
