   my dear god...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3078161944&category=32862$140.$140 for two $10 fresnel lenses and some cheap plastic.Shouldn''t this be against Ebay''s TOS? This is a scam, not to mention that these things really don''t work that well anyways. Hell, I could build a decent LCD projector for that price and it would still be worlds better than this shit. >_<  
  If you''re going to scam someone, the least you can do is spell afford correctly. ;quote:the site:  THE MAKER HAS MADE THIS PROJECTOR FOR OVER 24 YEARSAHHAHHHAHHA. *cough* ;  i actually have one of those. that one is a scam.    ;  Oh well:  at least we can find solace in the fact that no one has placed a bid for it, yet.   "Next time a terrorist gets freed after ten months of red tape, I’ll be sure to thank [the democrats]. I guarantee you that if someone is put in prison with the Patriot Act, even in the rare chance they are not a terrorist or have connections to terrorism, they are sure as hell guilty of something." -- A True Die-Hard American Patriot ;  Look at his other items. That''s sad. ;quote:Original post by smart_idiot  Look at his other items. That''s sad.   Hah! He''s selling one of these for $30 0_0;you can "efford" it.The problem with something like this is it has no possible way of improving the resolution, so the image will definitely be really pixelated. Unless it blurs it some, which would be almost as bad. ;  Pixelation wouldn''t be terrible, but yes, it blures. What''s worse about it though is that a TV isn''t even bright enough to produce a clear image! ;  A very simple problem to fix, just tape a string of christmas lights around the projected area. Bingo! Your image is now much brighter. 