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This is full of lies.
The display resolution is 1920 x 1080, so it is natively projecting in FHD.
It can "support 4k" just like any other can "support" by squishing the image. It's not true 4k.
If you're ok with that, & very crappy brightness levels (i.e. only using it in pitch-black darkness), & potentially having it die within 6 months, then have at it.
This is full of lies. The display resolution is 1920 x 1080, so it is natively projecting in FHD. It can "support 4k" just like any other can "support" by squishing the image. It's not true 4k. If you're ok with that, & very crappy brightness levels (i.e. only using it in pitch-black darkness), & potentially having it die within 6 months, then have at it.
At one time you could expect any advertisement to at least be somewhat truthful, now somehow Amazon has been allowed to have lies posted for so long claiming they're just third party, that it's been normalized. Amazon is the one directly benefiting from the fact that they allow Liars to remain, so I think Amazon should be held responsible for having allowed the Liars to remain.
The display resolution is 1920 x 1080, so it is natively projecting in FHD.
It can "support 4k" just like any other can "support" by squishing the image. It's not true 4k.
If you're ok with that, & very crappy brightness levels (i.e. only using it in pitch-black darkness), & potentially having it die within 6 months, then have at it.
I think you gave this projector too much native resolution. :-)
The first image there says "Native 720p". The description touts "1080P Supported".
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The display resolution is 1920 x 1080, so it is natively projecting in FHD.
It can "support 4k" just like any other can "support" by squishing the image. It's not true 4k.
If you're ok with that, & very crappy brightness levels (i.e. only using it in pitch-black darkness), & potentially having it die within 6 months, then have at it.
The display resolution is 1920 x 1080, so it is natively projecting in FHD.
It can "support 4k" just like any other can "support" by squishing the image. It's not true 4k.
If you're ok with that, & very crappy brightness levels (i.e. only using it in pitch-black darkness), & potentially having it die within 6 months, then have at it.
The first image there says "Native 720p". The description touts "1080P Supported".
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