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06 Jun, 2009
PLUS Vision Corp. U3 1100WZ Multimedia Projector
As projectors go this is a gem. Its only 3lb- hence the U3 name. Maximum resolution of 1080, so a shaper more defined picture than most (usually 809). Handy and portable, connects to most recognised video outputs (not hdmi, unfortunately). Straight forward interface screen easy navigation.
Another great feature is the upgrade tools, with includes a presentation PDA .This is an extra, but if you need to form a Power-point presentation, you can load it onto the PDA and leave your laptop at home. Mouse port also on the back on the unit.
Fast, clean, light and tidy just about sums it up.
18 Sep, 2019
Really buggy
Not only will it not run full WiFi, it faults out after being on for a few hours. WiFi is limited to 5gb from the outset. You have to fiddle with the settings endlessly. I've only got it to take 10gb on a 50gb connection.
Annoyingly poorly made. You can't get more simple than an Android box, but somehow, that's been messed up. Avoid wasting 20 notes.
23 Oct, 2019
American plug
3 of 3 found this helpful Didn't make it clear this comes with an American plug.
If you're selling in a UK market, you need to make it much clearer that the electrical supply isn't compatible with the existing infrastructure.
It is buried in the advert blurb, but you'd assume this would be more apparent.