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I have a older projector which I bought used some years ago. It was much bigger than expected (you can't tell the size from the image of it..) https://www.proj
by acomjean 5y ago
I have a older projector which I bought used some years ago. It was much bigger than expected (you can't tell the size from the image of it..)
https://www.projectorcentral.com/Mitsubishi-UD8350U.htm https://www.projectorcentral.com/Mitsubishi-UD8350U.htm
Its 6500 lumens DLP and has 2 bulbs. DLP tech is kinda neat (Its literally a chip with flippable mirrors). but modern projectors are usually laser or led based. New ones have gotten brighter for less money too.
I've used it day to day initially and now mainly to project movies. It does draw a lot of power and it does get warm. They're really best at night or in a dark room and with a proper screen. Basically went back to an flat panel tv for TV watching.
I also ended up getting a HDMI/ audio breakout box, because sometimes we used an appleTV or Roku with it and those don't have audio out and my projector lacks it.
The projector central site I found as a decent source of information, you can even enter a model and see how big it will project.
https://www.projectorcentral.com https://www.projectorcentral.com