ViewSonic PJ503D SVGA DLP Projector

Video Title :	ViewSonic PJ503D SVGA DLP Projector
Description :	Visit http://tiger.tv/more_info/?480 for more information. ViewSonic's PJ503D DLP projector delivers the best entry-level performance value in the market. Topping the list of performance features is the amazing clarity of DLP technology. The PJ503D is the right choice for the small office, classroom and even home use. This versatile projector offers 1,500 Lumens and a high 2000:1 contrast ratio in only 5.7 pounds. Multiple inputs, advanced image processing, and support for 720p and 1080i signals let you connect your PC, DVD player and more. The native 800x600 SVGA resolution, digital keystone correction and zoom lens ensure that you'll get the best possible image in virtually any setting. The PJ503D is a lightweight, versatile projector that's perfect for those on a tight budget or looking for their first home projector.
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i have a viewsonic monitor for my pc and its bigger than my T.V.!

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this CAN support almost full hd 800x600 is the native which means it can go alot higher. doesn't mean when u hook up a computer it will be 800x600, it could be 1024x768 or higher.

Going to 1024x768 in 800x600 looks like crap. You feel like your eyes cant focus the screen. You lose alot and you notice it. Unless your watching NTSC video in 1024x768 which NTSC is 720x480. You wont notice it that way. Ok I'm done.

WAIT WHAT!!! NO SOUND OUT!!! FARK THIS

I gots it. and it is gooooooooooood.

and is there no sound out?

yeahh you need like a seperate sound system for it, im using the logitech Z-5500's, which runs dvd player, tv audio, ipod etc, all with the projector.

But there is no audio (red) jack? what input do you put the sound system in?

well the projector doesn't have any dvd player installed or anything. So you would generally use a DVD player or Computer to produce the sound and video, yellow RCA/VGA cable goes into the back of the projector and what ever sound system you have would connect to the dvd player/computer. If that makes any sense.