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Panasonic LCD Projectors
Great for large hall, Home Theater, Business and personal use. With wide range of projector to choice from that will suit your needs. All brand new with manufacturer warranty and free delivery within metro manila areas.
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* 2 Years Unit and Parts (except for glass parts.
* 2 Years labor (brought-in / carry-in service).
* 500 Hours or 90 days whichever comes first for lamp.
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Incredible HD viewing on a screen of diameter up to 300 inches, the Epson 9100 makes everything bigger than life, literally. A special day/night mode allows for optimal viewing in any light. At $2,599, it’s the best quality for your money available in projectors right now.
this is a typical scene at our studio for 01 semester. with so many paper paste up at wall surface which create informal mini exhibition and also another things.
Are you in need of a projector that you can carry with ease? Some time back, most of us avoided these devices due to the bulk weight that made it
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Laser iPhone Projector at MacWorld
Photo: Steve Garfield stevegarfield.com
SHOWWX Laser Pico Projector by Microvosion.
the remaining electrical 'hub' of the tv is still in the front garden, waiting to be destroyed and hidden amongst other more normal rubbish
Projection Portraits - Kristin
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Laser POV Project
www.sephail.net/projects/laserpov/
(please excuse the blur, this was in a dark hall and I had no tripod)
Bored with editing, so I took a mental health break and snagged a few shots of an antique projector I bought at a rummage sale.
Here is a shot of how I used the aluminum tape to cover the holes around the shroud. You can see one of the holes on the right where the solenoid wires are coming out.
I ran electricity from the outlet that i'll be using for the DVD player and amplifier. I used an analog RCA plug set but am using all three for the composite video signal (red, green, blue).
The full story here: www.zieak.com/2009/02/23/set-up-a-projector-in-the-living...