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kschmit2
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| Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 7:51 pm Post subject: That's a new one to me: NEC PJ-100PI (Front) Projection TV |
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Stumbled across it on ebay.
NEC Projection TV with integrated TV tuner. I don't know any specs .
Looks like a prettier version of the DP-1200, but with an integrated tuner.
Btw, I'm not interested in it, it's just that I have never seen it.
Kai
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Nashou66
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kschmit2
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| Nashou66 wrote: | My cousin had one in his Bar. It was twice the size of my marquee!!!! this is freaking huge.
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Athanasios,
it doesn't look that big to me.
3 BNC connectors take up roughly 2.16", and it seems as if the PJ is about 11.5x that wide.
That would make it 25" wide.
The standard DP-1200 is 24-13/16 x 27-3/8 x 12-3/8 (very similar to PG series dimensions)
Kai
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dbaisey
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The DP series wasn't that big. They were not color corrected but were LC. The tubes lasted quite a long time. It had a fuseable resistor in the power supply that would go out. Pretty old now. The one pictured is the euro 220V model, says NEC Corp not NEC Technologies.
The model after was the DP5200 RP then the IDTV5282 I believe that had a built in line doubler (IDC1000) also RP and had a pretty good image compared to others from that time.
Also they still say 'No user serviceable parts inside' so you probably wouldn't want it. Doug
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kschmit2
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Thanks Doug, as I said, I don't even consider buying it.
Ohh, and none of our PJs have user servicable parts in them, but that never stopped any of us 
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Curt Palme
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NEC did have a predecessor to the DP 1200, Doug would probably know. A local strip bar had it. Looked something like a Kloss, but I'm sure it was an NEC. HAd a large wired remote, with something like a 25 wire cable running to the projector. Circa 1986 maybe?
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perisoft
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| Curt Palme wrote: | | NEC did have a predecessor to the DP 1200, Doug would probably know. A local strip bar had it. |
I can just see Curt walking in, looking around, and going, "Hey... look at those lenses."
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