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22nd May 2006, 09:24 AM
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sharp projector question,,, Can I ?
hey i have an old sharp lcd projector and the lcd broke, i was thinking, couldn't i buy just a random 7" lcd because the origional lcd had very crappy resolution, and if i did , the controls for the lcd would be seperate from the projecor it'self, the only real issue would be if it fits, right? thanks josh
ps: the projector is a very simple design i can jsut slide the new lcd right in and not even hook it up to the projector, cause the projector powers up and light is displayed wheather an lcd is intact or not. so i beleive my theory will work, what do you think?thanks josh |
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23rd May 2006, 07:46 PM
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hey
it's 7" with a resolution of 640x480 (i think ) so you can see my reason to find a good high res 7"er
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