that statement actually isn't quite correct. Projectors with native 1080p resolution actually are still moderately expensive. But you can get 1200 x 800 projectors that accept 1080p input signalso for under $100 on Ebay. If your willing to wait a month for shipment from China, you can get one new for $40. I'm certainly not gonna testify to the quality of picture on all these little projectors coming out of Asia with specs that seem to look legit. I'll just say this, I bought an infocus x3 DLP projector for like $700 a couple years ago. At the time I thought it was a pretty nice projector. It's fairly bright with 1700 lumens(works fine with the lights on). Then I recently bought one of these new mini projectors for $90 on Ebay. It blows my infocus out of the water with 7000 lumens of brightness and looks crystal clear at 1920 x 1080.
So, to get back to the premise of the post:
Has anyone tried using 4 projectors strategically spaced out two die by side units over two side by side units such that the edge of each projection image is at the start of the next. It would definitely require more power than I have available. I just thought it was an interesting concept. Making yourself a 4k projection for a few hundred dollars instead of a couple grand.
So, to get back to the premise of the post:
Has anyone tried using 4 projectors strategically spaced out two die by side units over two side by side units such that the edge of each projection image is at the start of the next. It would definitely require more power than I have available. I just thought it was an interesting concept. Making yourself a 4k projection for a few hundred dollars instead of a couple grand.
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