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Old 08-10-2007, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by rca2000 View Post
Just curious about something...

WHY is it that EVERY ONE of these I have seen--(worked on one about 15 years ago, this one on sale, a couple of others for sale before, and that one in my basement now that I found "shopping" in 2001), have that "AVON" sticker on them as if Avon was the ONLY com[pany to ever use these??
Yeah, I've kinda wondered about that; that's at least the third one of those I've seen with "AVON" stickers.

My Vidimagic (a 'regular' version without the built-in VCR) doesn't have any labels on it indicating it was used in a corporate setting though.

I will echo everyone else's sentiment that while the picture quality is okay from a geometry/color/resolution standpoint, it is very *dim*. Even back in the days when *all* projection sets had pretty low brightness, I remember seeing a Vidimagic and thought "gee, that thing really is *dim*..!" However, I think it was about the only game in town for a "portable" video projector at the time.
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