[kc_moses]

Go check it out, for $20, you can get at 150" screen?

http://www.myimax.com/


It doesn't make sense, the projected image will be very rough with all the pixels, am I right? Could the lense soften the image?

 

[BreakStuff]

the projected image will also be reversed... ( :


Although I have never seen it myself, there are quite a few sites that cover the 'how-to" step by step...


I had questions about this too some time ago and the best info I got was from people who had purchased the instructions from ebay sellers..


I would just email the previous buyers in the sellers feedback profile and they would give me the details... Most said it did work to an extent , they also said there was an issue with brightness and the problem w/ the picture being reversed, but that could be fixed with mirrors... but overall, they all said it worked to some degree...

 

[kc_moses]

Thanks. Hmm... it would be a cool toys/gift to pick someone's brain then.

 

[SayersWeb]

Our local news station did a review of this..... The picture was so dim and blurry they said it was totally unwatchable. Total scam.

 

[ChaCha]

Tried the Fresnel lens thing, wasted 15 bucks. What a useless picture. terrible. Don't buy into that scam.

 

[kc_moses]

Thanks.... good to know that it doesn't work. I might have failed my physic in highschool, but common sense still tells me there is no way something like that can get a clear picture.