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You bought a white van" projector, probably Volare, Axion, Platinum, Xtreme, Ipix. Lucent, Paramount Quantum

Posted by Road Warrior on October 9, 2014 at 21:34:52:
Synergy, 3D Matrix, Miramax or any of a dozen other brands.
Google "White van projector scam"
First clue, lamp life, 50,000 hours. Really?
Second clue, "supports" 1080p. They make it seem like it's hi def. Nope, what's projected onto the screen is a standard def, 640x480 pixel image.
Third, an INSANELY hi price will be printed on the box, anywhere from $3,995-$6,000 (for a standard def projector no less)
Kerry, sorry but personally, I wouldn't spend $7 on a universal remote. It'll project (if it works at all) a hideous, washed out, picture.
These type projectors are ALL OVER Craigslist here in Dallas.