Can I buy a portable 16:9 aspect ratio projector screen for this or do I have to buy a 16:10 screen?
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It works with both aspect. I actually removed the screen and now project on to the wall and I get a better picture. This projector don't really need the screen.
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You can if you want. I didn't buy one I actually look into and bought a Sherwin Williams high gloss paint that would give me the closest image to buying a high Def screen. After throwing the image up before I painted the wall I discovered the image from this projector was so clear that I didn't need to paint. And I have my home painted by my builder in a flat Sherwin Williams dove tail. When we have guests over they rave over the quality without a screen or similar high Def paint.
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Aspect ratio is 16:9. As Megan Tesman already stated, definitely worth every penny.
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The screen is an XWGA++ which means that it has can do 16:9 widescreen format and also 1600x900 resolution. It is is not a True HD screen as it can't handle 1080p but only 720p. Also the connector is on the right hand side on the screen on the back near the middle. H\ope that helps.
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I would recommend reviewing the specs on your projector and consider the environment you will be using the screen (i.e. Indoors, low light, room dimensions, lighting type etc). That should help you determine the best screen match for your equipment.
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You need to be in the $300to 400range if you go that large of a screen. I have a 98" screen that I have had for about 14 years and I think the picture is better than on a 110. I've had my Epson for about 6 months, and it's great .
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The native video player can handle .wmv, .3gp and .mp4 for certain.I'm not sure about the rest, but I installed Moboplayer (free in Google Play Store) and stopped worrying about video format. Not great with HD, but it is an older device.Hope this helps!Yes, it supports 16:9 aspect ratio. It is a tablet best used landscape.
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My projector is 11 fr from the screen and my picture size is 80" diagonally... of that helps any....it does have an awesome picture...and great value
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No, it's just an inflatable screen not a projector. You'll need to have you own projector or buy one fo the screen to be of any practical use.
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The projectors that I researched will project an image from 20"-300" . The closer the projector is to the screen, the smaller the image. The 115" diagonal screen is a great size. I've set up the screen in the back yard several times for movie nights. You can hang the screen on a fence or from the low eave of the house. I like the screen but you will need to use the anchors (that are provided) on all 4 corners. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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I think this screen is like 90" diagonal so you'll want a projector that can project around that number so you don't have a lot of white space when watching something. Most projectors project from like 20"-80" and up so all you have to do is move the projector closer or further away from the screen to get the size you want! But just make sure the projector you buy can reach at least 80" diagonally otherwise the picture won't be as clear on the screen and there will be a lot of extra white space!
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That I'm not really sure about. I've just been using it for its mp3 capability. I think you can also use it for a dvd, but I'm not sure of the screen aspect ratio.
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You will need your own, separate sound system. Product gets a 70% grade from me. Screen not white enough to give optimum picture from projector.
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16x9 is your aspect ratio. Which ever projector you have will tell you what it's native aspect ratio is and that is what that manufacture has it set for the optimal performance. 1080P is based on the projectors output capabilities and the 200 is from corner to corner diagonally.
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Yes. I love mine. Very portable, yet has a very clear image. I own a full size projector also, so I spoiled myself and bought this one for trips.
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This is one of the brightest projectors available. My screen is 110" and could be much larger with excellent brightness, even with 3D, the ultimate brightness killer. Projector is 16' from screen, with room to move it forward or backward (see on-line manual for size vs. distance.)
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Hello, I have not used an outdoor screen, so I'm not sure what the main differences are in terms of size. But I have an 8-foot screen @ 16:9 ratio. The one I use is a typical pull-down/retractable screen like you might see in a classroom or conference room. I hope this helps! And btw, I absolutely love this projector :)
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I use this projector on a 100" screen and it works well. But for 16' wide you will need better res. I also of have a Epson 3010e on a 200" screen and it's leaps and bounds a better.