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<blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 2519576" data-attributes="member: 20741">No. I don't think it will work and I am not persuaded this is a &quot;top quality&quot; projector either. I am persuaded it is a technological item with grave practical engineering problems - so much so that it is a toy in search of a practical application.It's too dim. Every projector manufacturer in the world leads off about how bright their unit is and how clear their units are.This one? ANSI? &quot;To be announced.&quot;&nbsp; A major electronics mftr bloody well knows how bright their units are they are about to put into mass production next month.&nbsp; They have said &quot;needs a dimly lit room&quot;, but have not announced the ANSI brightness.&nbsp; That is not an accident. It is not because they don't know - but because they don't want you to laugh.&nbsp; They know that people will be seriously unimpressed by it.This thing is not ready for prime time.&nbsp; Not yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steel_Wind, post: 2519576, member: 20741"] No. I don't think it will work and I am not persuaded this is a "top quality" projector either. I am persuaded it is a technological item with grave practical engineering problems - so much so that it is a toy in search of a practical application. It's too dim. Every projector manufacturer in the world leads off about how bright their unit is and how clear their units are. This one? ANSI? "To be announced." A major electronics mftr bloody well knows how bright their units are they are about to put into mass production next month. They have said "needs a dimly lit room", but have not announced the ANSI brightness. That is not an accident. It is not because they don't know - but because they don't want you to laugh. They know that people will be seriously unimpressed by it. This thing is not ready for prime time. Not yet. [/QUOTE]

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