#Miroir projector review 720p#

With other projectors, you can be watching the movie, and the sun comes out, obscuring the picture. What this means is that the MP150W will respond to the light in the room, by raising or lowering brightness, to give you the best picture at any given time. The image quality here is further enhanced by IntelliBright technology. The performance in terms of clarity for office presentations is very high too, so the Miroir Projector MP150W will show text and pictures clearly. The good news is, unless your an expert in pixel performance, the difference between picture clarity on the MP150W, and full HD 1080p, will not be noticeable.

#Miroir projector review 720p#

Here’s the catch Because your native resolution is 720p on the MP150W, in practice pictures will reach a standard, just below 1080p quality. So how do you view in 1080p? Well, If you have a device like a Blu-ray player, or an HD games console, that can send a 1080p signal, you can turn up the resolution on the Miroir HD Projector MP150W, to max 1080p and watch in full HD. 720p HD is the most important figure because it’s what you’ll see movies, games, and office presentations in, straight out of the box. You have a native resolution of 720p, with a maximum resolution of 1080p, and as the appearance of two resolutions in the specifications often confuses customers, I’ll take you through what that means. You have an instant-on switch, which will take you through to a menu system, and from there, just follow the instructions for a completion time in under 5 minutes. The set-up, I’m pleased to report, is very easy.