"You have people who take a projector like ours and put it in their family room and install it in the ceiling and they only use it when they want to watch a movie or when they want to watch a big event on football or if they want to watch an event on television like the Emmy awards or the Oscars or things like that. So it's really used in a lot of different ways. And the uniqueness of the technology of projection…the ability to make a huge image on a wall, whether it's temporarily or in a fixed way, is something that's unique to that technology."
The ScreenPlay 5000 is capable of true high definition and sells for under two thousand dollars. While they are brighter than they used to be…projectors still require a fairly dark room. Keep in mind, they also require bulb replacements, typically every two to four years….and that can cost several hundred dollars. Still the popularity of projectors is growing…
"We expect our growth to be around 40 percent this year."
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