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Infocus Powerview 950 Overhead Xga Tft Lcd Projection Panel W/remote Cables Case

US $60.00

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
Jan 30th

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Infocus PowerView 950 XGA TFT LCD Projection Panel w/Remote, PSU, Cables, Case This is a high-quality, bright, colorful, fast-responding LCD panel (with no cheap DLP color-wheel rainbow flicker) for an overhead projector commonly used with letter-size transparencies: a transitional technology between film projectors and dedicated electronic video projectors. For general use the performance is generally not as good as moderately-priced modern video projectors, nor is operating cost as compared to projectors with bulbs that, while expensive or even overpriced by tying to a particular projector model, last at least thousands of hours. But as a large, discrete item this may be more suitable for special projects. Or, it could work great to keep an old setup going. Keep it turned on whenever light is shining through it to prevent heat damage. This originally had a list price of $13,999! The original price means little, but the build quality remains in keeping with an overall costly item. Read more about it on Google Books. Works great by simply plugging it into an ordinary VGA output. Comes with two cables. The picture showing its splash screen was taken over a light box and the bright streak is an artifact of a flash from above, not a defect in the picture. The case is a high-quality Targus that seems to have been originally designed for a large laptop, for which it would still be suitable, and semi-customized to this panel. Third-party technical reference for Proxima, Infocus, and Sharp LCD Projection Panels Feel free to reuse this ad, if you'll share it too! (You'll need to customize it to your item.) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Condition

Used :

An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.

Seller Notes

“Good working condition and good cosmetic condition for older, used but not abused computer equipment. A little dust inside on the panel; a lower access panel can be opened to gently remove some of it from underneath but some accumulation is normal, it will not be in focus, and opening further to clean risks damage.Remote has not been tested recently but battery compartment is clean. It serves little purpose as this is essentially a computer monitor; you'll control the computer.”