Waaaaaay better than EXPO
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You can not go wrong with these guys. Waaaaaay better than EXPO!
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I had the previous version without a timer that had a bottom heater which I liked quite a lot. This one is 100 times better! I love the times so I do not forget to shut it off saving on electricity. It also is much more powerful and does a much better job more quickly.
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This year, I invested some of our family entertainment funds into an "outdoor" movie theater setup.  This is going to be a multi-part review over the different components I bundled together.  They are

1. Epson EX9200
2. Elite Screens Yard Master 2, 100-inch 16:9
3. Ion Road Warrior 500-watt bluetooth speaker
4. Apple TV Generation 4 (partial review included here since Amazon doesn't sell this)

The review below covers the Epson projector

I purchased this unit when there was a sale going on for certified refurbished equipment.  I spent reading multiple reviews on which projector to get, racking my brain over different options such as lumens, color contrast, resolution, etc...As age old wisdom continues to ring true, you get what you pay for.  For the money I spent, this is a surefire winner.  For full cost of a new item, I'd have second thoughts on using this model and just going to a bit higher end and higher priced unit, but that was starting to go outside the boundaries of what I wanted to use it for, which was an outdoor/portable projector setup.  First things first, since this needed to be a temporary setup (one that I could take down and back into the house after use), I wanted portability.  The higher end projects were just too big and heavy so 4K was out of the question.  This unit is compact and pretty light and came with an easy should strap bag.  Although I was thinking mid-range price, since I was using an Apple TV (generation 4, more on this later) as my source, I wanted to take advantage of the Full HD resolution.  The WUXGA 1920 x 1200 does just that.  Since most of my seating is fairly close, I didn't want to see pixels.  Unless you are a few feet away, you won't with this unit.  I've also seen it from over 30 ft. away, and it looks great.  The unit does get warm at the exhaust and the fan runs pretty constant, but being in an outdoor environment, it's hardly noticeable.  If you were in a quiet room sitting directly next to it, you would definitely hear it.  The one important thing that this unit doesn't have is an audio out.  I must have missed that in other reviews, but this is only an issue if your source doesn't have an accessible audio out.  If you only have hdmi, the only way you'd be able to get other speaker sound is some type of pass through setup.  I know soundbars today can do this, but that didn't fit my portability needs.  I went with a bluetooth speaker, but the one snag I came up against was my original Apple TV (gen 3) does not allow bluetooth connection to audio devices.  Only bluetooth keyboard inputs.  The Apple TV (gen 4) does and it works perfectly when paired with the speaker while displaying through the projector.  As far as other features of the projector, the wireless is not a streaming type, so that didn't apply to my movie setup.  It can sync to devices via wifi which allow you to show pictures, presentation, and other files, but it wasn't a necessity for me.  I can use it to throw quick pictures from my iphone on the screen, but I can do that via airplay on the Apple TV.  Even though this is marketed as a business style projector, it more than meets my needs for an entertainment device.  To be able to use it for both is really just a bonus.  If you're interested in seeing the other review of the other devices I listed above, I will be posting a similar review for each of those with the same pictures.  The pictures show different angles during day at night.  Sorry for the lame night images.  My iphone 6 is not the best camera in low light.  But the picture looks good in daytime (under cover) and even better at night and the resolution allows you to sit relatively close.
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Hear ye, hear ye!  Or, hear me, hear me, because that is the primary drive and function of Xbox LIVE! (or XBL for short.)  Instead of the usual "3y3 R l33t3R +|-|3|\| j00!!!!!~~" scrolling across your PC screen, you may verbally talk your smack and let your voice be heard by the competition, in real time.
Likely a lot of PC gamer converts have already experienced some level of voice chat using Roger Wilco or a similar device, but this one really takes the cake.  The headset itself is comfortable, the controls are insanely easy and the clarity is comparable to a good cell-phone.  People tend to break up when everyone speaks at once, but generally it's extremely clear.  Set up is easy, and the Xbox sets most of its own requirements and IP codes.  If you have your own nets and IP however, advanced options allow you to code all that in yourself.  The beauty of the system is that the setup is such that you don't need a degree in Comp Sci to set up for XBL.  Just take your broadband cable and stick it in the back... and bang, you're done.  The disc will take you step by step through the set up process.  With all the accessories I've owned over the years, I can honestly say this was one of the most painless installations ever.
A brief note to those who've read other reviews: As of this writing, XBL *does* accept debit cards.  It accepted mine; I decided to try it before I did anything else, and it went through perfectly.  I simply set my option to "VISA" and it worked.
That's the good.  Now the bad.
1) I do *not* currently know how billing is handled.  I would be wary before committing to buying anything on line.  I already downloaded the new Splinter Cell mission, Kola Cell and I'm eagerly awaiting my copy of MechAssault to play Capture the Flag, but on the flip side, "Phantasy Star Online" requires $8.95/month past the first two months.
2) There's not a lot of content yet.  This year's E3 should change all of that drastically, including announcements for HALO 2, downloadable content for Brute Force, and so on.  Unreal Championship is only worth playing online, and they've already released a patch for it.  If you want to play football online, though, this is the system to own.
Ultimately, Xbox is forging new ground and doing things with a console that have never been done before.  If you want to take your Black & Green goodness online, do not hesitate to get this accessory.  If you want lots of crazy content as soon as you pick it up, wait until the Q3/Christmas season for the next generation of online games.
~DEM
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So this is my first projector, so I couldn't speak from experience with comparisons.  I did my research for weeks upon weeks and couldn't figure out which projector to choose.  Not only will I be using this projector, but my room mates will be as well.  The reason I purchased this projector was purely for the LED bulb, so I wouldnt have to spend $150-300 every 1.5 years or so.  (this would pretty much be a TV replacement)

  I was shocked how bright it is and that all I had to do was buy DLP link glasses for $30 ea and simply push the on button and I was watching 3D!

  I am displaying my image on a 120" diagonal screen and the resolution is still remarkably sharp from seating about 6-7" away.  Ive played XBOX 360 and PS3 (Crysis 2 in 3D) and I was blown away by the quality and image!

The good:
 - Bright projection, even in ambient light
 - LED bulb never really needs changing
 - Comes with a bad ass carrying case and accessories!
 - Connects to WIFI and can stream online applications and watch youtube TV
 - 3D is stupid easy.  Either 2D-3D conversion with a touch of a button. OR use a 3D source like my comcast cable box or xbox/ps3.  DLP glasses just face the screen and press the ON button.  Instant sync.
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  The Bad :
  -There is no zoom, but the on board "just scan" option automatically adjusts the keystone and image size to fit your screen.  Really cool feature.
  - No adjustable feet? Still confused on that one.
  - Focus wheel seems a bit loose, so its touchy to adjust
  - Rainbow artifacts.  Yes, with the brightest settings enabled, rainbow artifacts usually occur during scenes with skin tone and high contrast areas and quick movement.  But its 100% acceptable for me based off the price and other features.  With the brightness toned down, or wearing the 3D glasses, its dim enough to not even notice it!  Easy way around that.

  Everyone talks about the 2 remotes.  Personally, I love it.  One "fancy remote with lots of buttons" and the other is a "fun, nintendo wii like remote and very simple".  The fancy one is for technical adjustments and the fun remote is for browsing the internet and using the applications.

  Worried about the resolution with WXGA?  Don't be.  Its awesome, even at 120".  Just ensure you have a good quality source feeding the projector.

  I might buy another screen so I can steal this and plug it in my master bedroom and watch movies in bed haha.  So its portable and small!

 Anyway, any other questions, feel free to ask!
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I'm glad I listened to other reviews and spent an extra $20 to get the PRG-UNV-W.  The GEAR DRIVEN ADJUSTMENT KNOBS ARE WORTH IT no matter which brand or size projector you have!  Even with my extra large projector (33 pounds) it made mounting, centering, and tilting the projector a joy to do.  This was my first ceiling install and it was a snap.  The instructions were straight forward.  I read it once and it was done.  Now I won't get upset if I have to readjust the projector again.  Listen up manufacturer, you can sell a lot more of these if you make the gear adjustment a selling point and show a picture of the adjustment knobs.
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Used this for an expo we were doing and it worked just fine!
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Great game.  SE has outdone themselves with this ARR, and the CE is worth the extra money for the unique CE items.
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I can't believe all the hype about MMSW6. I tried the demo (they only allow four days!) and I just got fed up with the buggy aspect of this product. In my opinion, Fade In at $49.95 is far and away the best with a nice modern interface and it's easy to operate quickly without having to think (other than about the story). If MMSW6 is the Hollywood standard then God help us. Final Draft 8 is better.
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This is so much fun. I love these they are even better than the first set I got of google Cardboard. I can definitely see why this is the pro model. This one comes with a strap where the other model you have to order that separately and the button is much easier to operate on this version. Another plus is that these are almost fully assembled while the other version was incredibly complicated to put together. I am so glad I got this free to review.
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Having owned the Transformer for 6 months, I have really grown to love it. It's amazing at playing games and videos (using Dice player) and email and web browing is perfectly usable. However I have just updated to Ice Cream Sandwich (the latest OS) and its like having a new tablet. Performance is much better, the stock web browser is considerably faster. multi tasking is quicker, even gaming performance is noticably better. I am very very very happy.

It must be noted that I did a complete factory reset before upgrading to the OS as this is the best way to ensure you get the best performance and don't have any problems further down the line.
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Huge upgrade from my Elecraft KX3.  The waterfall display alone is worth buying this rig.

It also has a quieter, gentler, receiver.  Side-by-side testing with my KX3 on the same antenna, I hear a sort of "freight train" S3 roar on the KX3, but much softer hiss on the Icom.  Nothing I do with NR / DSP on the Elecraft matches the Icom's out-of-the-box audio.

Many other nice touches.  Solid and well-built, included ATU, tap on waterfall to seek to a frequency, SD card for audio recording and screen shots.  Was making contacts into Canada within minutes of plugging in the radio.

Though I wouldn't like the touch screen, but it works well.

If I had any wishes, it would be for a 2nd RX antenna jack, and more buttons.  Tapping to change bands or enter a frequency is no big deal though.
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Compared to an IPOD, this thing is so much better. With and Internal Speaker, Memory Card holder, Radio, etc. You have purchased a product more than expected. The best part I think is that You actually don't need the Creative Software at all!!! You can sync all your music with just your microsoft Windows Media Player. I love it!!! Less software, more straight forward.
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Awsome game with awsome bonuses worth the extra money with out a doubt
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I avoided projectors for years.

They are loud, prone to shaking (if someone walks on the floor above, for example), have poor image quality, and are only good if your goal is "screen size above all else." This to me is like buying speakers based on their loudness rather than their sound quality.

Well, a friend had a beautiful custom house built which included a home theater room with a projector. In his case, he bought a Sony LCOS projector at 3x the price, but it shattered all my previous impressions of projectors:

- The image quality was fantastic -- far better than any LCD TV I have ever seen, and nearly the equal of Plasma
- I absolutely could not hear the projector unless I put my ear within half a meter.
- No image shake even during a large party.

I decided on a BenQ HT1075 after about 15 hours of research. So, what did I lose going with a MUCH cheaper projector?
- The image quality is still phenomenal. The contrast is not as good as the Sony, but surprisingly still better than ANY LCD TV I have ever seen.
- The BenQ has noticeable fan noise. It is not particularly annoying, but definitely audible. However, once a movie begins at any reasonable volume, the fan noise is impossible to notice even when straining to do so, except during silent scenes. As someone easily annoyed by fan noise, note that I did not find the fan unpleasant or distracting during such scenes.
- Unlike the Sony, pixels have a noticeable border around them, kind of a screen door look. However, this is not at all noticeable (even when trying) when sitting 9ft/3m away.
- The BenQ allows some adjustment (lens shift, zoom) but is very limited. Still, it was just fine for my room. That's what matters -- does it work in YOUR room?

I'll admit that the Sony is obviously the better projector, but I am very happy with my BenQ at 1/3 the cost.

For reference, I set up a 120" screen with the projector lens about 12ft away (the room is 13ft long).
The room is open and light does reach it through the stained glass on the front door windows, but the image contrast is still acceptable when in full brightness mode. In a dark room, you'll want to use eco mode.

Note that the projector does seem to forget some settings. It keeps forgetting that I have muted its speaker, and starts at volume 1.
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It is awesome! I have it working on a 100" screen with a 3D DLP projector and Panasonic 50" 3D Plasma (w/Beta 260 Drivers). The effect is Similar to IMAX - Perfect 3D on a huge screen with no artifacts or ghosting at all on the DLP, Plasma has minimal ghosting. The NVIDIA logo pops out of my 100" screen about 4 feet while watching their 3D test. The game "Just Cause 2" runs good on my GTX470 in 3D at 720P with every option at max. It looks incredible in 3D, so many atmospheric effects. Graphics blow away any console game, The gun fire and explosions are almost life like, best 3D game I have played to date.

Videos recorded on my Fuji W3 REAL 3D camera play back via the included 3D vision player flawlessly and look great.

Any gamer or 3D enthusiast should get this. There are so many options to fit anyones budget. Go as big as you can afford and you will not be disappointed.

This kit is not for the technically challenged, If you can install a video card and software you should be okay.

Make sure you read the system requirements carefully..
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As a Mural and traditional artist who has frequently used an Artograph Prism projector, Upgrading to this unit is AMAZING. The amount of options is staggering compared to the old school prism. the ability to plug in a thumb drive or SD card with your artwork on it and scale/tilt/etc is fantastic. The clarity is very good also. I even use this for my fine art/canvas work it saves so much time getting the work sized and squared.