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nvalhalla
06/20/2008
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Cool, but at what brightness? 250 ANSI is worthless, 1500+ would be amazing.
lordmetroid
06/21/2008
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Promising technology I can't wait till lamp-less projectors becomes reality for video and game screenings.
