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lifethroughalens

3:18 PM on 15 April, 2009

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That's hilarious - it reminded me of those huge RGB projector TV's that used to be all the trend in some pubs 20 years ago. Now if they could just squeeze that into a mobile phone, on pay as you...

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jopey

3:32 PM on 15 April, 2009

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I thought that picture was some bad perspective work in photoshop.. till I read the dimensions.. that thing is huge!

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Chris2510

3:39 PM on 15 April, 2009

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...I agree with jopey - the projector is 93" wide - without seeing the dimensions of the lens, that seems rather poor that it can only project 7" wider than itself at 2ft. The photo did look like an optical illusion at first (or a very small woman...)

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basicasic

4:28 PM on 15 April, 2009

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The obvious thing is to stick some cushions on it and presto ......

A Projector-Settee :)

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Keithe6e

5:07 PM on 15 April, 2009

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@basicasic, The obvious thing is to stick some cushions on it and presto .....

Only one snag there, this is a short throw PJ and you would want your Settee at least 6 foot away, so you'd end up with a screen size of about 300 inch, might be a tad big especially from 6 foot away.. :) Unless of course this is the settee you don't sit on while watching the movie.

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Hugo

5:34 PM on 15 April, 2009

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I like the sound of that, but I don't want to sit less than four feet away from a 150in image!

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TrustedPhrontis

7:13 PM on 15 April, 2009

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There seems be a competition for these short throw projectors, I cant understand what this would be used for other than to beat up competitors. Trouble for me is I want a projector that throws a 120" picture from a distance of 16ft. I have a small room behind my larger cellar that I want to use for the projector and AV reciver etc the larger room will be a nice seperate fan free cinema room. Anyone any ideas as what to look for that does not cost an arm and a leg.

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