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Superb LCD Home Theatre Media Projector with HDMI and DVB-T

• LCD Home Theater Media Projector
• Projector
• Home Theater

Product Description
* Contrast: 500:1
* Resolution:
– Native: 640×480
– Support for 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×1024 Computer resolutions with down scaling
– Support for 1080i, 720P, 576P, 480P, 576i, 480i TV resolutions with down scaling
* Audio Output 2 W x 2
* Projection Size: 23-120 inches
* Projection Distance: 1.2m to 5.2m
* Media Format Support: MPEG 4, AVI, DIVX, XVID, MP3, JPEG
* Color System: PAL, NTSC, SECAM- auto switching inputs
* TV Tuner Colour System:
PAL BG, PAL DK, PAL I
SECAM L, SECAM L
* Analog TV Tuner: VHF-L, VHF-H, UHF
* DVB-T TV Tuner Profiles: Norway, Sweden, Finland, Greece, Australia, Germany, England, Italy, France, Spain, Holland, Taiwan, China
* Video Inputs:
– HDMI
– Component
– VGA
– Composite
– SCART
– S-Video
* Other Inputs:
– TV Antenna
– SD Card up to 4GB
– USB up to 4GB
* Noise: <35dB
* Lamp Life: Up to 6000 hrs
* Power Source: 210-240 Volt AC
* Dimension: 258mm x 323mm
* Manufacturer Ref.: F44O1EAF8R6Z

Other Features:

* Keystone Correction and Picture Rotation
* Thermal and Fan Failure Alarms
* Automatic Cool Down to Prolong Lamp Life
* Picture in Picture
* Manual Focus Adjustment
* Adaptive Color Management - ACM
* Adaptive Contrast and Color - ACC
* Direct Correlational De-Interlace - DCDI
* Optional Password Power On
* Auto Power Off with No Signal

Accessories:

* Manual
* Power Cord
* Remote Control (Batteries Included)
* Stereo AV Leads
* VGA Cable
* TV/ DVB-T Antenna

Superb LCD Home Theatre Media Projector with HDMI and DVB-T

Denon AVR-1709 Home theater receiver + HDMI switching – AVR1709

Welcome to Dakmart.COM. You are looking at the Denon AVR-1709 Home theater receiver + HDMI switching – AVR1709 The AVR-1709 features a powerful seven channel amplifier section that can be easily configured for a 7.1 channel surround sound loudspeaker system, or to drive a 5.1 channel surround sound system in the main room, while at the same time able to drive a pair of stereo speakers in another room. It features tremendous video signal handling flexibility, the AVR-1709 features three …

Create a Fantastic Home Theater System for Less Than $300!

So you have questions about connecting a Home Theater System to your Big Screen TV. There are lots of good questions that may be floating around in your head:

What type of audio system is needed? What system will provide the best sound? Can I use my old stereo? What connecting cords are required? How much will it cost?

We’re going to offer you three levels of Home Theater System performance: Beginner, Good and Pro. If you’re on a tight budget, start off on the Beginner level, but please don’t settle for that. A Beginner system doesn’t deliver the full sound quality your TV is capable of producing.

Gradually add pieces until you move your system up to Good or Pro level. A Good system gives you the minimum audio quality needed for High Definition TV broadcasts.

A Pro level system gives you bragging rights for your whole neighborhood!

• Beginner Home Theater System ($300 – $500*)

Hook together the following equipment: a Big Screen TV, quality Component and HDMI cords, digital cable, your current VCR, your current DVD player and your home stereo. You’ll need component cords for the VCR and DVD; your cable company should provide a HDMI connection for the cable box.

(If you’re not familiar with some of the terms used above – component, HDMI, digital – Google the “123 Guide To Plasma TV.com”)

Using your existing components will keep the cost down, but will not give you the full Dolby sound your TV is capable of. The stereo sound beats the audio that comes out of most televisions, but don’t settle for this.

• Good Home Theater System ($800 – $1000*) •

Assemble the following equipment: a Big Screen TV, quality HDMI cords, digital cable, a HDTV DVD player, a TiVo and a Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound amplifier and speakers.

A low cost “Home Theater In A Box” ($200 – $500) is required in this configuration. You’ll can get a Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound amplifier, five speakers and a subwoofer from manufacturers like Sony and Panasonic.

This setup will give you full digital HDTV picture and sound; you’ll enjoy a brilliant image and crystal clear audio. You’ll need a separate HDMI cord for each peripheral.

• Pro Home Theater System ($1500 – Up*) •

Now we’re ready for a Top Of The Line audio system delivering movie quality sound! Hook up the following: a Big Screen TV, quality HDMI cords, digital cable, a HDTV DVD player, a TiVo, a Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound amplifier and speakers, theater seating, a popcorn maker, professional soundproofing and motorized window blinds.

Hire a cute usher for your home theater and you’re good to go!

A premier Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound Home Theater System can run $800 to $1,500, and some cost much more. What you’ll get is eight channels of crystal-clear, pumping sound from seven speakers and a subwoofer, with sound coming from in front of, on both sides and behind the viewers.

* The estimated prices above do not include the cost of a Big Screen TV.

These three Home Theater setups range from bare bones to luxurious. Pick the one that you can afford and feel comfortable with. Over time, you can upgrade to a better system with more bells and whistles.

Please don’t settle for the Beginner system; it doesn’t produce the sound that your system (and you) deserve. With a little perseverance and planning you and your family will enjoy booming movie sound tracks and digital broadcasts for many years to come!

It’s as easy as 123!