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One of the answers to your question states that since this is an LCD projector, you won't have to worry about bulb burnouts. This is incorrect. The LCD is NOT the light source, it is the panel which produces the image, with a source of light required BEHIND the LCD panel to project the LCD image. That light source could be a traditional bulb (subject to burnouts) or an LED light source. Which one of the two will vary from one projector to another. I suspect the person who wrote the incorrect answer confused LCD (the imaging panel, which requires a light source) with LED (a light source).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Since this is an LCD projector, the unit should last a very long time. Our old projector with bulbs lasted 10 years with several bulb replacements. We assume this one will last at least as long without the bulb burnouts.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There are plenty of benefits to projector warranties, even though this is a study projector, depending on use the bulb could need replacing. I believe the first bulb is covered (check with your store) which makes it well worth the plan.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, this is definitely a reliable product.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I bought this a month or so ago and so far I think its a great product. I don't usually buy the extended warranty and I didn't for this either. In my opinion they aren't worth the money.
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