I got me one of these!.....

There really old and i'm surprised that there still out there, but hey its an impressive projector to a certain degree...

The big thing is that it is a simplistic bog standard projector that works, works and keeps working. Mine has been running for more than 1750 hours without a single hitch (touch wood). Its lacks much in comparison to todays projectors but at £350 you cant go wrong. The XGA resolution (1024 x 768) means you get a good picture when you link it up to a xbox 360 or PC via its analogue d-sub (VGA) port. Its lumens (brightness) is a little low but it still does a good job . The main downside to this projector is the complete lack of keystone (trapezoid) adjustment and limited throw size. It is also a relatively big projector (slightly bigger than A4 paper size by 2 litre bottle thickness, thats 355L x 235W x 35D in mm).