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A Practical Guide to DIY LCD Projectors

Compu486 writes "Inventgeek.com has a new article entitled "A practical guide to DIY Home Projection". The guide covers the basic theory behind projection and provides a step by step guide for a "Practical" DIY LCD Projector. Although this topic has been covered before, the perspective they offer is refreshing."

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  1. Thats nothing by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    In my day, we made our own movies using a light bulb and creative hand poses casting animal shaped shadows...

    1. Re:Thats nothing by Mr_Matt · · Score: 3, Funny

      Heh...here's another joke, from TFA:

      Now I will say this on the note of the fabric store types: Not Geeks! These are the types of people that never get out and experience the world.

      Pot, kettle. Kettle, pot. Hey, you're black too!

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  2. Finally by mfloy · · Score: 3, Funny

    Now I can finally watch my reality TV shows on a bigger screen. This is truely a fantastic day.

  3. DIY Digital Projection by LegendOfLink · · Score: 5, Funny

    Nah, my idea is better. Re-wire a retina scanner to output a DVD stream, and then you've got the BIGGEST picture of them all.

    Although I did see Matrix 3 in the IMAX, and it was a little scary to see Morpheus's face. I mean, the dude had like 2-foot pores!

  4. Re:Argh! Enough already by nitio · · Score: 3, Funny

    well... you could connect your notebook that is on the crappy ugly shelf to the ugly loud useless rack and then project all your porn in your new projector.

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  5. Re:Perfect timing! by Living+WTF · · Score: 5, Funny

    > that'll cut our costs by at least 400%

    Your calculator was a DIY project too, wasn't it?

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  6. Hmmmm by Phurd+Phlegm · · Score: 5, Funny
    I read one page--the one on "Theroy." I find it distracting when someone doesn't bother with even elementary proofreading. If the content is interesting enough, I can overlook it, but this didn't seem all that novel. Just so there'd be some discussion, I made a quick list of the first errors that sprang out at me in the "Theroy" page. Doesn't everyone know some pedantic jerk that will edit their stuff for them?

    1. principals : principles
    2. cheep : cheap
    3. cellulous : celluloid?
    4. threw : through
    5. LCD's : LCDs
    6. Simi-gloss : semi-gloss
    7. portal : portable
    8. Walmount : wall-mount
    9. theroy : theory
    10. togeather : together
    11. its : it's
    12. . : ?

      I anxiously await the first person to point out a spelling or usage error in my post--it's traditional.

    1. Re:Hmmmm by I+confirm+I'm+not+a · · Score: 2, Funny

      I anxiously await the first person to point out a spelling or usage error in my post--it's traditional.

      Dude! You misspelt "fuc... oh, forget it.

      ;-)

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    2. Re:Hmmmm by sharkey · · Score: 3, Funny
      Simi-gloss : semi-gloss

      Actually, Simi-gloss is a brand name. Each can comes with its own painter-monkey.

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