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12:02 PM - November 13, 2004 by
Frank Völkel
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: supersize, tv
Topics: Build Your Own, Business, Buyer's Guides
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: supersize, tv
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Made It: The Homemade Projector, Up And Running!
After about six hours' time assembling and tinkering, our homemade projector is ready to go. The following pictures should give you an impression of what the ambitious user can expect.

The LCD panel works - now the input source can be connected.

To illustrate proportions: Arnold and Arnold in mini-format. Courtesy Artisan/Lightstorm

Picture from the THG lab: the homemade projector during testing.

Also possible: projection with the light on. Courtesy Artisan/Lightstorm
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