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HD LCD Projector w/ extra spare lamp by FAVI, riohdv3

HD LCD Projector w/ extra spare lamp by FAVI, riohdv3 Review

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		Brand:	FAVI
		List Price:	$449.95
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• FAVI introduces the first HDMI projector with low cost replacement lamp at only while lasting 6,000-8,000 hours!
• Can project from a PC, MAC, Playstation 1-3, X-Box, Blu Ray, Nintendo Wii, DVD, VHS, Laptop, Cable/Satellite TV and just about anything else imaginable!
• Plays 720p/1080i signals
• Great for home theaters, gamers, or that big presentation.
• Lowest lamp replacement cost in the industry!

Introducing the first HD projector with low cost lamp replacements. FAVI's IllumiBright Lamp technology has effectively reduced lamp replacement costs from hundreds of dollars to a mere .95 while lasting up to twice as long as conventional lamps.

-Manufacturer: FAVI Entertainment

-Brand: FAVI

-Model: Rio HD V3TM, riohdv3

-Technology: 5" LCD

-Aspect Ratio: 4:3 / 16:9

-Operation: unit controlled or remote controlled

-Brightness: 1500 Lumens

-Lamp Life: 6,000 - 8,000 Hours

-IllumiBrightTM Lamp: 150 Watt

-Native Resolution: 800 x 600

-Contrast Ratio: 800:1

-Compatible Resolution: 1080i, 1080p, 720p, XGA and SVGA

-Picture-in-Picture

-Speakers: 2 (5 Watt/speaker)

-Digital Keystone Correction: +/- 15 °

-Fan Noise Level: 28 db

-Projection Mode: Front or Rear

-Input Ports: 1 HDMI, 1 YPbPr, Audio/Video (red, white, yellow), S-Video, VGA (PC) and S-Cart

-Output Ports: Audio (Red, White)

-Projector Dimensions: 10" x 8" x 4"

-Weight: 6.8 lbs

-Reverse Imaging Option for Rear Projection or Ceiling Mounting

-Accessories Included: HDMI Cable, User Manual, Power Cable, Remote Control, Spare Fuse, VGA Cable, Audio/Video Cable, Lens Tissue and Spare Lamp (in addition to the lamp inside the projector)

-Warranty: 1 Year Parts

-Warranty: 45 Day Labor

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