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5.0· 3 reviews · Wandle, 6.7 mi

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Wandle 6.7 mi

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SEE HOMEPAGE FOR FULL KIT LIST PRICED PER ITEM PROJECTORS 1x LG 1000Lm UST HD PROJECTOR £30 1x YABER V9 Function Smart 3000Lm 4k PROJECTOR £30 1x VAMVO, 3000Lm HD PROJECTOR £20 2X 86” screen £10 PROJECTOR STANDS £5 SOUND * Samsung sound bar / sub £20 * TWIN Pioneer speakers £20 * Sony ULT FIELD 7 - XL Wireless PA Speaker £30 (INFO BELOW) LG ULTRA SHORT THROW PROJECTOR PF1000U Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080) 1,000 lumens brightness TV, movies and gaming use Compatible with Apple products (hard-wired rather than Bluetooth) Multimedia through USB (HD DivX movie, music, picture) * FULL HD * 3D Mode * 5M HDMI * Remote * Carry case * Power cable * 1000 Lumens Only 38 cm to get a Big 100 inch Picture * Sound system available (FOR BEST RESULTS) * 86” freestanding screen * Projector stand * HDMI - USB TYPE C ADAPTER (MACBOOK) AVAILABLE * THIS IS MORE OF A HOME MOVIE PROJECTOR THAN AN OFFICE PROJECTOR, AVOID AMBIENT LIGHT FOR OPTIMUM RESULTS. MORE INFO LG's Minibeam Ultra Short Throw Projector with Smart TV (PF 1000U) is the home entertainment projector I've been waiting for. Whatever else it does well or badly, its key feature is its ultra-short throw, an absolute requirement for making a projector easy to install in a home setting, and arguably easier than a large-screen TV. It also helps make the PF1000U our Editors' Choice premium home entertainment projector. The PF1000U is far from the first ultra-short-throw model, but it is the first one that's both affordable and is tuned for video rather than data images. Likewise, there are lots of competitors tuned for video and home use—including DLP models like the LG LED Smart Projector PF85U and LCD models like the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3500 , which is our Editors' Choice moderately priced 3D home theater projector—but none of those offer an ultra-short throw. The PF1000U is nearly unique in that regard. Ultra-Short Throw Is the Way to Go I've been pointing out for years that projectors have all sorts of advantages over large-screen TVs. (See, for example, Why My Next TV Will Be a Projector.) Basically, they can give you larger images, with sizes going well over 100 inches (measured diagonally), with equally good quality. And for larger sizes in particular, they can cost dramatically less. They're also a lot lighter and smaller than large-screen TVs, which makes them easier to move into place. Along with that, I've argued that the main impediment that keeps most people from considering a projector instead of a flat-screen TV is the need to run wires from a power source and video sources to the projector. Nobody wants to see the cables, and snaking them through walls, floors, and ceilings is a hassle. An ultra-short throw eliminates that issue by letting you position the projector in essentially the same spot you would put a TV. The PF1000U can throw a big image from only a few inches away. For the 90-inch image (measured diagonally) that I used for testing, the front of the projector was just 12 inches from the screen, and the rear of the projector, where the image bounces off a mirror on the way to the screen, was just 23 inches away. With that short a throw distance, you can put the projector on a cabinet or table in front of a screen mounted on a wall and not need the cables and power cord to go any farther than they would with a TV. Even better, the PF1000U's weight and size—at 4 pounds 14 ounces and 4.5 by 5.2 by 11.1 inches (HWD)—make it easy to handle. They also eliminate any need to tie the projector down with wires, as you should with a big, heavy TV, to prevent it from accidentally falling over. Also a Smart TV Aside from the ultra-short throw, the PF1000U has a lot in common with the LG PF85U. In particular, you can think of either model as a projector with a built-in TV tuner and LG Smart TV, or as a Smart TV that happens to use a projector as a display. What that translates to is that if you connect a coax cable from an antenna or other