LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home

 Brand Digital Galaxy | Model: DG 747

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LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home

Feature

• The Affordable Entry level HD Port-ready LCD projector in the market
• 5" LCD techology gives better image and brightness than its 3.5" and 7" competitors
• Compatible with 480i/p, 576i/p, 720i/p, 1080i/p, ideal for your home theater and games
• A great experience for Wii games like golf, tennis, fit etc. Works with game consoles: PS2, PS3, Xbox, Wii etc.
• 2500 lumens of brightness (Peak value); 800:1 contrast ratio; 800x600 native resolution

Product Overview

Display Technology: 5" LCD, by Taiwan Prime View International



Native Resolution: 800x600 pixels compatible with 1080i/p



Brightness 2500 Lumens (Peak Value); Contrast Ratio 800:1; Aspect Ratio 4:3 and
16:9



Lamp Life 5000 hours on average; Image Size 50"-150" diagonal; 2 built-in
speakers



Throw Distance 5.8 feet - 18 feet (1.76m- 5.51 m); The distance from the
projector to the screen is in proportion to the size of the image: it is 7 feet
for a 70 screen (diagonal), 10 feet for 100, and so on. The best performance is
from 6-12 feet for 60 to 120.



Interface (Inputs) VGA, Video, Audio, Y/Pb/Pr, TV, S-video, HDMI



Dimension 12.5"x9.8"x3.7"; Weight 6.4 lbs; Power Supply 110V-240V; Keystone
Correction 0-15 degrees vertical



NOT Recommended for use in a large conference/church/class room with bright
lights on or during the day time. It is not bright enough for business
presentation.



FAN Noise: 38 dB; neglectable when using outside speakers.



The Dreamland DG-747 includes:

1- LCD projector

1- Remote control

1- VGA cable for Windows PC

1- HDMI Cable

1- AV Power cable

1- Composite video cable (yellow) and Audio cables (white, red)

1- Year Warranty



 

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4.0 out of 5 stars Nice product, March 4, 2013

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Fernando - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

Highly recommended. I really liked the product since the moment I received it. The seller is responsible and the product has good quality. That's why I rated it with 4 stars.

1.0 out of 5 stars Big, Loud, Low Rez, and bars, February 23, 2013

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odarrow - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

This projector was described as having the equivalent of 1080i/p resolution when I bought it, so I was extremely disappointed when I realized that only referred to the type of input it could take. Additionally it's fan runs extremely loud. I knew it was going to be pretty big from the images, but I assumed that would either allow for it to be quiet, or would explain the high resolution at a low price. That assumption was wrong of course. The icing on the cake is that I now get 2 big bars of static moving from bottom to top.

If you want a good deal on a projector, do yourself a favor and get a better quality, but lower resolution one.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Projector for the Money, January 25, 2013

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c - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

I actually first ordered a DG 737 from Amazon, and it worked for about a year until the fan started being pretty loud (louder than normal) I sent it in and the support was amazing. They offered to give me a new product and even let me pay an extra $50 to upgrade to this projector. The DG 747 has been an amazing projector which is far better than the 737. I would recommend this over the 737 anyday, even though this is $50 more. For an entry level projector it has a good picture, the only time you have trouble reading lines is when you are playing split screen with multiple people and there are small words. Other than that the 100" picture it puts out is pretty dang good. This along with the fact that the bulbs are so cheap to replace, (although I haven't gone through a single bulb in 2 years and it comes with 2) makes it a cheap solution to have a huge tv. Combine this with a screen and a 5.1 surround sound system and it is a good home theater for the price. Don't expect hd tv quality but considering your paying much less than even a small tv it's a great deal.

5.0 out of 5 stars digital galaxy 747, January 10, 2013

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peanut - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

I received this product after two weeks from ups, i have to say when i hooked it up to my xbox i was very satisfied with how the picture quality is with the games and movies

4.0 out of 5 stars Bought for Son, January 6, 2013

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Colleen McLean - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

My son is very happy with this projector. He said it works great with his Xbox 360, he can see very good to play his games.

4.0 out of 5 stars Great product for the price, December 25, 2012

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Ultimate AU Fan - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

So, this year for Christmas I received this projector. I absolutely love it. Is the picture quality amazing? Not amazing, it is not absolutely crisp imagery. But, it works for me, a college student trying to rig up an awesome entertainment system on a small budget. Unlike other reviewers, I do not find the fan to be that loud, and the booming speakers definitely cover up any surrounding sound. I currently have not found a way to turn the volume down, which is kind of a bummer, but I was plan on getting speakers anyway.
On a negative note, I would definitely replace the power cord that this projector comes with. I agree with another reviewer, like theirs, the coating on the plug of my power cord was coming off. I felt the plug was a hazard to plug into the wall so I replaced mine immediately.
Anyway, I would totally recommend this projector to anyone who is wanting a great base level projector, it comes with a bunch of freebies: hdmi cable, aux cable (like for an Xbox), computer cable (to connect your laptop), and a remote. I guarantee you will not find another projector, at this quality, for this price.

1.0 out of 5 stars Would power up out of the box, for christman, December 24, 2012

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Chris - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

In perfect physical shape, bought a while back for xmas gift, doesnt power up to start very disappointed with this product, will attempt to repair....

5.0 out of 5 stars It is great!, November 28, 2012

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Ryan - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

It is a solid projector and we use it every day. movies and video games are great! It is nice to leave the computer(for Oregon trail), the xbox (for madden), and the wii (for Mario cart) all plugged in at the same time and switch between them. Great picture, we have it @ 110in screen on a white sheet and it is great(with curtains drawn).

It is great, I only wish it had higher resolution but really, it is awesome!

4.0 out of 5 stars LCD Projector, October 20, 2012

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Auturo C. - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

I like it. It was much better than I expected. I use it for gaming concoles and movies. It is exactly what I was looking for.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad, but be careful, September 13, 2012

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Cory_S - See all my reviews

This review is from: LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home (Electronics)

I bought this to use primarily for outside events, such as movie nights in my yard. I've only gotten to test it in a dark room so far, but from what I've seen the image is pretty darn good. I've tested it in a dimly lit room at about 5 and 7 feet using the provided HDMI cable hooked up to my laptop. There are only 3 major gripes I have.

1. No true 16:9 support.
Turning the 16:9 setting on simply stretches the projection so that it will fit a 16:9 screen. It does nothing to the internal resolution of the projector. While plugged into my laptop I had the option of setting the resolution as high as 1920x1080. However, the edges of the screen were cut of. They were in every resolution until I finally gave up and set it to 800x600. There might have been higher resolutions that work. I haven't tried them all yet. From what I've seen though, if you don't use 800x600, you'll have to size whatever you're using to fit the projection window. In my book, that means the thing only supports standard 4:3 def with a 16:9 stretching option, not true 16:9 support.

2. The power cable is an extreme hazard!
The power cable that came with my projector is absolutely worthless. The coating on the prongs of the plug is peeling off! I'm including a couple of pictures, they can be found above. In addition, the slightest bump to the end that's plugged into the projector causes it to shut right off. I'm not trusting it. I suspect that at any point it could start a fire, short out the unit, and/or give someone a serious shock. Thankfully, the projector uses the exact same kind of cord you'd plug into a computer. Since I do computer repairs, I've got plenty lying around, so I plugged in a spare. It worked just fine. I can't stress enough that if you buy one of these, please inspect the plug! If you don't have a spare cable around the house, they're dirt cheap pretty much anywhere. While writing this review, Amazon lists several for only $1.

3. Factory reset
I was fiddling with the settings and accidentally managed to hit the factory reset option. There's no confirmation when you do this. Suddenly, the menus on the screen were all in Chinese! The lack of confirmation is really more of a software oversight. The thing was in English to begin with though, you'd think it'd default back to English. Oh well. The language option is the second option down in the rightmost menu tab if I remember right. I'm sure I'm not the first, and I probably won't be the last.

Other than those problems, I haven't put enough use into it to really stress it out. Considering this is my first projector, I'm pleased. For the price, I was expecting much worse. The built in speaker is loud enough, though I'm considering hooking up an external set. The fan's a little loud, but over a movie or game, you probably won't notice it that much. I can't wait to get this thing outside at night!