To encourage me to actually read this morning, as I hear you sing the praises of a projector that sells for around $ 800 CAN, I'll give you two big fans of TV 60 inch "full HD", which were way home this weekend. Following a hockey game that I made them look right in the afternoon through the MG-850HD Megaplex Epson, I wanted to know how, on a scale of one to ten, they evaluated the projected image, setting it to ten out of ten minutes of their HDTV. After some discussion, they agreed to grant the Epson machine note seven out of ten. I speak of a projector connected to a source cable TV VGA (analog) although standard operating system that I did when it was bright sunshine outside and my windows have no curtains or fabric (I … have no neighbors in my field of vision, only trees). Seven out of ten for a 52 inch rca projection tv in daylight! (Incidentally, all the pictures I'll upload below were taken "in the sun."). Calculate. For $ 800, more or less, you get a projo of 2800 lumens, with whom you can swing at your leisure between analog and digital, on which you can plug in USB gadgets. Like magic, the Megaplex understands and begins to play audio and video, what you ask without too much fuss. The manufacturer has in fact pledged a set of speakers of acceptable quality. But the best is that it has a base connected to his iPhone or iPad. Thus, the marketing VP who will deliver a PowerPoint presentation at a trade show will not have to drag his notebook. It will suffice to connect the mobile thingy. The son whose mother-in does not have modern TV can still submit its last family photos in HD. Sofa bed, it will light the marvel, connect your iPhone, open the Photos app, select the slide show Mummy and plunge right in the rapture. Not great?. All is never perfect, even in the case of a product of this quality. In my case, the main problem of the MG-850HD is a development. My screen is removable eight feet wide. As far as I can put this projo before the image is not beyond fifteen feet. So I could plug in place of the old projector that I use a Epson PowerLite dating back to Methuselah. This indestructible antiquity, one of the best purchases that I have never done, is connected to a shelf (the stuff varnished wood, by the electronic device) located 20 feet from the screen. At this distance, its light happens to occupy the entire surface of my canvas. This means that if I had to replace it with the MG-850HD, I would see my improvements, which may not be of the pie. In other words, we have here one of the great qualities of 850, which in my case, could mean a nice puzzle. The handle of the MG-850HD does m The PK-101 is the Apple again. This time it comes to rumors about the possible that Smart TV
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