How to choose the right projector foryour home theater; get expert tips and advice on hooking up video and audio equipment for home entertainment systems in this free instructional video. Expert: Reggie Hayes Bio: Reggie Hayes has researching and setting up home theater systems since 1995. He has also worked at a major retail outlet selling televisions and home theater equipment to consumers. Filmmaker: Reggie Hayes
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jesus, i learned this stuff the first 10 minutes i satrted researching projectors. what a useless tutorial..”yes projectors do exist” wow really? thats all i need to know then thanks genius!!
Its around £250 for the lamp when it comes around to replaying it sometime next year.
Ill also look into possibilities of cutting corners as there has to be means of other source light to project rather than the expensive costs all the time. If DIY LCD video projectors can be made for less then the light-source must also be cheap to adapt to a common LCD projector.
8000 nice! I got a 10,000 hour lamp for mine and I’m almost half way through it!
hey, i was just wondering whether we can watch regular cable (dish) on a projector?
All projectors have lamps inside. Idiot… How the hell do you think projectors work, genius? Wow.
lucky. where did you get it?
i have over 8000 hours on my lamp and its still crystal clear
were
OMG WHERE!!! i would love to get my lamps for that price
500 to 1000 to replace lamps.. thats not true.. i get mine for 50 bucks!
There aren’t any projectors out today (digital) that can come close to touching the video quality of crt projectors or even crt based RPTV.