MSI Demos Projector PC [MSI Builds All-In-On Projector PC, 1080p Ready, Specs Withheld]

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18 Jan 2010

We’ve seen computers inside of monitors before, and ASUS put a computer inside of a keyboard, but now, MSI has taken it all one step further and built a fully-functional PC inside of a HD projector. The practical intent of the device is to be used as a Media Center PC, as the device is 1080p capable.

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4 Responses to MSI Demos Projector PC [MSI Builds All-In-On Projector PC, 1080p Ready, Specs Withheld]

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Kuhita

March 21st, 2010 at 5:53 am

This is what you have to do.
Clear your head of all preconceived notions concerning the bible, christianity, atheism and the like.

Start at page 1 and simply read the text as a casual reading.

When you've read the entire bible (which takes a while), reflect upon what you've read and see what conclusion you come to.

Then apply logic and reason to what you've read and see what it looks like to you.

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odameyer_t3h_h4x0r

March 26th, 2010 at 12:28 pm

If it is an HDTV, you would use VGA, DVI, or HDMI. If it was an old crappy power sucking CRT you would need an S-Video cable. (Your local target, best buy, or (reluctantly) WALMART) should have all of these cables.

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mecha50

April 3rd, 2010 at 4:49 pm

It's not listed as a supported CPU of your motherboard, so that's a NO.

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Bubbie

April 9th, 2010 at 4:40 pm

Bios:
Advanced
On-Board Graphics;
(auto)(always enable)
set to auto
Save & Exit

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