Has anybody heard of the website http://www.100inchtv.com ???
Apparently, for $10 they will sell you the secret to changing ANY tv into a "100inch projection machine." They say that it is revolutionary and the clarity of the projection screen is amazing. Here's what they're saying.
"It's now possible to convert any image from any size TV or monitor into a 100 inch projector that's crisper, sharper, and brighter than most 50-60 inch systems on the market today."
"All you need are our plans, approximately $10 to $15 worth of materials, and about an hour of your time. All materials can easily be found in any major hardware store, Wal-mart®, or Radio Shack®. The materials required to produce this product will cause NO harm to your existing TV or computer screen, nor is there any disassembly of your current equipment required."
"The video image, or course, will lose some picture quality. The larger the projected image, the more video distortion there will be. This is why it is recommenced to keep the size no greater than 100 inches. You will also need to adjust your TV's brightness and tint level to get your desired picture quality."
I know it's too good to be true and it's most likely a scam. But I'm really too curious to just pass it by. Has anybody used this? Does it really work?
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Has anybody heard of the website http://www.100inchtv.com ???
Apparently, for $10 they will sell you the secret to changing ANY tv into a "100inch projection machine." They say that it is revolutionary and the clarity of the projection screen is amazing. Here's what they're saying.
"It's now possible to convert any image from any size TV or monitor into a 100 inch projector that's crisper, sharper, and brighter than most 50-60 inch systems on the market today."
"All you need are our plans, approximately $10 to $15 worth of materials, and about an hour of your time. All materials can easily be found in any major hardware store, Wal-mart®, or Radio Shack®. The materials required to produce this product will cause NO harm to your existing TV or computer screen, nor is there any disassembly of your current equipment required."
"The video image, or course, will lose some picture quality. The larger the projected image, the more video distortion there will be. This is why it is recommenced to keep the size no greater than 100 inches. You will also need to adjust your TV's brightness and tint level to get your desired picture quality."
I know it's too good to be true and it's most likely a scam. But I'm really too curious to just pass it by. Has anybody used this? Does it really work? | I heard it was a scam. Well, not a scam, but a rip-off. They use some sort of projection system found in an old textbook or something. Mavi forum |
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