1800 Lumens HDMI/TV Plug-in Mini Projector X1

Specifications:

• 1W Audio Speakers
• Support VGA, SVGA, WVGA, XGA, SXGA(480i/p,576i/p), 720P CATV, HDMI
• USB, SD Card(Optional)
• Projection System: Single-chip LCD
• Projection Method: Throwing / Lifting
• LCD: 5.0“
• Driver: Polysilicon TFT matrix
• Resolution: 800 x 600
• Angle Scale: 16:9 / 4:3
• Colour Emersion: 18 the horizontal
• Projection Lens: Optical 3 Lens
• Focus: Manual Focus
• F Value: 3.0 Focal length: f = 170mm
• Projector Lamp: 150W HID
• Life Time: >6000h
• Screen Size: Image 45'-120 '
• Contrast: 600: 1
• Keystone Correction: Vertical + / -15 degrees
• Power: 220V 50/60Hz AC
• Brightness: 1800ANSI Lumens
• Video: Video/2-Video
• Chromatic Aberration: Y / Pb / Pr
• VGA: RGB 15-pin mini
• Focal Length: f=170mm
• Screen Size: Image 60-120
• Video Format: PAL, NTSC, SECAM
• Input Interface: VGA, S-Video, TV
• Projection System: Single-chip LCD
• Projection Method:  Throw/ Hoisting
• LCD Size: 3.5"
• Driving Mode: Polysilicon TFT Matrix
• Original Resolution: VGA
• Input Format: Video PAL / NTSC or VGA, Y / Pb / Pr

Details:

• High quality LCD projector for home theater system and business presentation 

• High brightness and contrast to make the fantastic display  

How to Connect a Computer to an Overhead Video Projector:

• Connecting a computer to an overhead projector is easy as long as you have the right cords and drivers on your computer. Whether you have a Mac or a PC, you will need a few basic tools, knowledge of your operating system, and, sometimes, a little patience while you work out the kinks. Once you connect your computer to your projector, you can watch movies, show presentations, and work using the larger projector screen

Instructions:

• Identify the type of ports available on your computer. Plug the projector cable into the appropriate port of your computer. For example, some computers have S-video ports, which enable a direct connection between the S-video connection on a projector and the S-video connection on your computer. Computers may also have VGA ports, which are standard for connecting computer monitors, as well as audio/video (A/V) ports, which would enable you to connect your computer to A/V ports on a projector. You may need a cable adapter to adapt the projector cord to your computer port
• Turn on the projector
• Power on your computer
• Install the projector drivers. With later-model computers, the drivers will install automatically. You may see a notification pop up in the bottom right of your computer monitor to alert you that your computer has detected new hardware and is installing the appropriate drivers. If the drivers do not automatically install, you may need to download them or insert an installation disk that may have come with the projector
• Open the Start menu from the Start menu icon, which is generally located at its default position at the bottom left of the screen
• Scroll to the Control Panel option on the right-most tool bar
• Double-click the Control Panel icon to open the Control Panel
• Click on the Appearance and Personalization folder
• Click on the Display folder
• Click on "Connect to a projector" on the left panel
• Choose your connection option. "Duplicate" means that the images that are on your PC monitor will display on your projector at the same time. "Extend" means that the projector will be an extension of your PC monitor, as if your monitor were wider. "Projector only" means images will only display on the projector

Package Included:

• 1 x HDMI/TV Plug-in Mini Projector