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EyeClops Mini Projector - The Perfect Gift
Eye Clops Mini Projector Reviews
You can do a lot of things with the help of the Eyeclops Mini Projector that you will never quit amazement! Children, as well as most adults will have a lot of fun and entertainment with the Eyeclops Mini projector.
Eyeclops Mini Projector allows you to project movies or video games on almost every surface.
Adults like this small projector even more then children, although it was originally desigened as toy for kids aged eight and above. Although Eyeclops Mini projector is so small that it fits in the palm of your hand, it is able to project a screen up to 60 nches. All you need is a dark room, cables to connect the projector to your media source and enjoy the projection of your favorite movie or game on the big screen. An additonal battery pack will allow you to never lose sight of the big screen.
Eyeclops mini projector works with pretty much everything: tv's, home theaters, gaming consoles, dvd players... it is very simple to use. It is so simple that even the smallest kids will immediately learn how to use it. Main features are focal adjustment, volume control and an arm for setting the projection angle.The eyeclops Mini Projector doesn't overheat or doesn't heat much either - it's completely safe for kids to use it.
The projector can be used everywhere, indoors and outdoors, it is small and works pretty long before you have to replace batteries. The projector is light weighted, small and can project from everything, what else do you want?
To make a completely honest eyeclops mini projector review I have to say that the projectors' integrated speakers may not produce the same audio quality as your home speakers.To get over this problem there is an audio output where you can plug in your speakers or headphones to the projector.
Besides the Eyeclops Mini Projector, you might also be interested in other cool Eyeclops toys:
Night Vision 2.0
The real working night vision technology will surprise children with its ability to bring a perfectly dark environment into clear, bright focus. You will be able to see what is going on in the dark in a bright picture on a high contrast dual eye lcd screen.
EyeClops Bionic eye
Now you can already get up close and personal with almost anything with the Bionic Eye SE Plug-in TV Microscope. Simply plug it into any TV, turn it on and magnify any object up to 200 times its normal size. The image projects onto your TV. You can also magnify anything you want up to 400 times its original size. This is a great tool to change your perspective about things that surround us.
BioniCam
The BioniCam is in fact a portable and recordable video microscope. If you like to make new discoveries it will allow you to easily take notes and record them.You wil see the world around you in a way you never saw it before.
For more info about Eye Clops Mini Projector and other Eyeclops products visit: Eyeclops Mini Projector
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About the Author
Lindsay is a single mum from North Carolina, working from home and having fun with two awesome kids and our cute doggie Max.<br />In her spare times she writes reviews of different things she tries out, one of them is Eyeclops mini projector, and you can read more here: <a href="http://www.eyeclopsminiprojector.net">Eyeclops Mini Projector<br /></a><br /><br />
Is there a way to eliminate projector shadows?
I'm working on a concept for a show. In part of it, I want to have a projector screen behind me, most of the screen will be black, but a small area in the middle will have something projected on it. I've noticed that even when a projector is projecting "black" if you are in the way, you still cast a shadow on the screen. Is there a way to prevent this (just for areas in black)? Could I put a tinted sheet of glass in front of the projector? Would that still project the color, while making the black actually black?
Oh, here's a little info for the setting: The projector screen is white, but all the lights in the room will be off. So, if I can get the projector to not project "black" on the areas that I want to actually be black, they will look black. Thoughts?
Get a set up that projects from behind the screen. Then it won't matter where you stand.
