I got my VVME projector today! I connected it to my xbox 360, and the moment I turned the projector on, I knew something was wrong with the picture. I figured that it was just not set up to full 1080p, so I changed the settings to full 1080p, and changed my x-box's settings to display 1080p. Still, the same problem. I can see Every Single pixel! On a projector! This is NOT 1080p at all! the image is choppy, not fuzzy, but the pixels just split the image all apart, almost making it look fuzzy, even from a distance. I adjusted the focus, adjusted the key stone, and still! No change. It looks like a regular old tube TV, blown up. The pixels get larger, and the picture doesnt seem to get much better. It costs 0, but still is not worth it. You can find much better projectors for just a little more. I would reccomend you save up some more and get something better.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
VVME-HTPCD HD Home Theater Projector Review
VVME-HTPCD HD Home Theater Projector Review Video Clips. Duration : 1.67 Mins.
I got my VVME projector today! I connected it to my xbox 360, and the moment I turned the projector on, I knew something was wrong with the picture. I figured that it was just not set up to full 1080p, so I changed the settings to full 1080p, and changed my x-box's settings to display 1080p. Still, the same problem. I can see Every Single pixel! On a projector! This is NOT 1080p at all! the image is choppy, not fuzzy, but the pixels just split the image all apart, almost making it look fuzzy, even from a distance. I adjusted the focus, adjusted the key stone, and still! No change. It looks like a regular old tube TV, blown up. The pixels get larger, and the picture doesnt seem to get much better. It costs 0, but still is not worth it. You can find much better projectors for just a little more. I would reccomend you save up some more and get something better.
I got my VVME projector today! I connected it to my xbox 360, and the moment I turned the projector on, I knew something was wrong with the picture. I figured that it was just not set up to full 1080p, so I changed the settings to full 1080p, and changed my x-box's settings to display 1080p. Still, the same problem. I can see Every Single pixel! On a projector! This is NOT 1080p at all! the image is choppy, not fuzzy, but the pixels just split the image all apart, almost making it look fuzzy, even from a distance. I adjusted the focus, adjusted the key stone, and still! No change. It looks like a regular old tube TV, blown up. The pixels get larger, and the picture doesnt seem to get much better. It costs 0, but still is not worth it. You can find much better projectors for just a little more. I would reccomend you save up some more and get something better.
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