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Epson V11H259220 MovieM Portable Home Entertainment Projector with Built In DVD Player
Studio : Epson
by Epson
Brand : Epson
Model : V11H259220
Publisher : Epson
Batteries : 2
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0010343866485
UPC : 010343866485
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 3 reviews)
List Price : $799.99
Our Price : Too low to display
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DVD movies up to 8 times larger than on a 40" TV!
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Easy setup — just plug, load and play
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Built-in handle and carrying case included
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Apple® iPod,® Nintendo® Wii,™ Sony® PS3™ and Microsoft® Xbox 360™ compatible
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Two-year limited warranty
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The ultimate portable projector, DVD and music player combo, the Epson MovieMate 50 delivers all the big-screen drama, sound and excitement. For larger-than-life entertainment, Epson MovieMate 50 is the all-in-one product with a built-in progressive scan DVD/CD player and dual Dolby 5.1 Digital DTS 8 W stereo speakers. It works with any blank wall or screen and projects DVD movies up to eight times larger than they would appear on a 40" widescreen TV. Epson MovieMate 50 sets up easily; all you need is an electrical outlet with no additional cables or equipment to hook up. It features a convenient handle and soft, cushioned carrying case so you can take the show on the road. Epson MovieMate 50 delivers natural colors and bright, vibrant images with 3-chip, 3LCD technology. Epson MovieMate 50 is incredibly versatile for videogames, movies and more. Bright, natural colors for amazing images 3LCD technology 3-chip optical engine, Poly-silicon TFT active matrix F-number - 1.44 Focal Length - 16.6 mm Vertical Keystone Correction Brightness - Up to 1000 lumens Up to 300 - 1 Contrast Ratio Integrated 2 x 8W stereo speakers DTS Digital Surround and Dolby Digital Terminal Inputs - 1 RCA (composite), 1 RCA (component), 2 RCA stereo (audio L/R), and 1 D-sub 15 pin VGA (analog RGB/component video) Digital Direct Progressive Scan system Audio DTS Digital Surround and Dolby Digital Video Input Signals - DVD Region Code 1, NTSC, NTSC 4.43, PAL, M-PAL, N-PAL, PAL60, SECAM, HDTV (720P, 1080i) and SDTV (525i / 525p / 625i / 625p) Terminal Outputs - 1 headphone stereo jack and 1 digital coaxial audio out Media and Format - DVD Video, DVD-R/RW, DVD+ R/RW, DVD-ROM, DVD Audio, CD-R/RW, CD-ROM, DVD-VR (without CPRM) Video CD, Super Video CD, Audio CD, MP3 (CD/DVD), WMA (CD/DVD), JPEG, DivX (CD/DVD), DivX Ultra (CD/DVD) and Dual Disk Dimension - 12.6 x 9.1 x 5 Weight - 8.4 pounds |
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I love this product. I used it in conjunction with a 12' diagonal inflatable screen for outdoor movies during the summer. Also hooked up wireless speakers a few times as well as the X-box...after seeing how well mine works and how easy it is, my brother-in-law ran out and purchased 2 for gifts. My daughter uses it for trade shows when she travels..very easy carry on.. can't say enough great thins about it.... |
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Good as is, Great with added speakers |
If you can find it, this little Epson is a good machine. I wanted a projector unit that would play DVDs because I didn't want to have to drag too many components outside every time we watched a movie. I did buy this projector for outdoor movies, not for indoor watching. If you're looking for an indoor projector, I think you could have a better setup with a ceiling-mounted projector and regular video inputs and surround sound.
I opted for the non-HD projector because I didn't think it was worth all the extra money. Having said that, the picture that is projected is very clear and nice, so if you're able to tell the difference between a regular DVD and an HD-picture, you may be able to tell the difference with the projectors as well. I'm not that picky.
The sound that comes out of the 2 side speakers is actually pretty impressive. It's enough that we don't need to add speakers if there's just a small group watching a movie. However, when we brought it out for a bbq, we did plug in computer speakers (through the headphone jack) for a more projected sound. Depending on your use, the built-in speakers may be adequate.
It's extremely easy to set up. You plug it in, insert a DVD, and pretty much go from there. The remote allows more fine tuning than the buttons on the unit (zoom, picture aspect, color settings, etc), so definitely don't lose the remote! I like that you can manually zoom the picture in or out without having to movie the projector itself. In the box = projector, dust case, power cord. That's it. I think anything that plugs into a tv with video/audio inputs can be plugged into the Epson.
I don't know why this unit is out of stock everywhere. Even the Epson store doesn't carry them. I also haven't seen them in stores. I had an order in with Americancivilwar for one, but after 3 weeks I hadn't gotten any shipping notice, so I cancelled it and went searching for another online vendor. |
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Great product for the price |
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I ordered the projector to use for camping. We think showing big movies around the campfire will be great fun this summer. In the meantime we have set up a theater room in the family room in our basement. We painted a white screen on the wall. The picture is very good we are enjoying older movies again and watching new ones is even more exciting. It was very easy to set up and run. My husband even hooked up our surround sound to it. |
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