Even on the lower budget end, to get a TV that is 75 inches or more might cost you close to, if not, over a thousand bucks. Here, you can stretch your image to up to a full 100 inches and it’s going to cost you one tenth the price.
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Sure, it’s not going to have the color depth and pixel density you’d find on a TV of any budget, but having a projector like this on hand can make for a fun way to engage with the movies, shows, or sports you watch. You can invite some friends over to the backyard for an outdoor movie night, or plug in your Nintendo for some old school split screen Mario Kart where everyone get a huge chunk of space.
Setup is simple. The projector is hooked up to a stand that can rotate up to 270 degrees. This gives you flexibility in how high or low the projector can be positioned, either on the floor or up on a desk. You can also fully angle it upward if you’d like for viewing on the ceiling. The projector has an auto keystone functionality so as soon as you have it pointed at the surface you wish to view your media on, it will on its own reframe itself to be a perfect rectangle. You do have to manually focus it once set up, but that’s not too much trouble.
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