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1. Cassi Says:
   Congrats on not having a life.
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3. Trymian Says:
   can i use the normal monitors?
4. Camelon Says:
   i remeber those things from school
5. Payne Says:
   Star Trek :D
6. ALAN Says:
   Oh yeah... for that extra overhead projector I have... Still a cool vid 5 stars
7. Rawls Says:
   i meant the overhead projector, not a real projector. and i rather to buy one than build one because there is a lot of trouble. i bought an overhead projector for $40. 95% new. and i built the projector now. it's very good.
8. Thaw Says:
   a projector? those things are expensive dude
9. ZEFIRYNA Says:
   This guy 'forgot' to mention to everyone that you need a video controller. And you need to find one compatible with your LCD. It can be done, but its still not that cheap.
10. OGALEESHA Says:
    i have tons of old laptop lcd screens and they have the right conectors and all but how do u connect the pc and or dvd player to the LCD? please answer because im tryin to figure it out! IM STUCK!
11. SYNA Says:
    how did u connect the pc or dvd player to the screen cuz u disconnected all the connectors plz help cuz i am trying 2 make 1
12. Jaimee Says:
    I have a bunch of 15in LCDs so I decided to try this. The problem with my first victim is that the one flat ribbon cable cannot be moved such that it does not obscure the screen from the back. are these flat ribbon cables readily available so that I can lengthen it and place the electronic apparatus out of the way?
13. REGINA Says:
    i love how he like creepishly walks in front of the fucking screen lol
14. SINOPA Says:
    I used a portable DVD player i got for $30
15. MOIBEAL Says:
    nice vid
16. Amberly Says:
    yeh i've done the same thing with a OHP, but my lcd was for a laptop, and they like to save space meaning the electronics PCB is halfway down the back the glass/transistor/glass section, casting a nasty shadown. I broke that now, when I picked it up at the corner. Anyone know where I can get a cheap LCD screen which will work fine for a setup like this. pity this guys a startrek nerd :)
17. Reuben Says:
    do you have more detail instruction on how to connect the wires and power cores??
18. MAKANI Says:
    wouldn't that would be better to buy a used one without all the trouble? maybe $20?
19. Rian Says:
    Que clase de lampara usas?? o le remplazastes con otra mas potente??trabaja muy bien !suerte y gracias!!
20. ABALLACH Says:
    z ta cene (tego lcd i projektora mozna normalny kupic na allegro i w porownaniu z tym to tamten bedzie 10^10 razy lepszy. Jenynie gdzie jest w tym ostrosc dobra to srodek ekranu... Projekt tylkodla kogos komu sie nudzi i nie ma co z kasa zrobic.
21. TOBRYTAN Says:
    thats tight shiet!
22. NOURBESE Says:
    How is it still connected to the computer or DVD player? I thought you stripped everything?
23. RUDYARD Says:
    kkol!
24. Mohammed Says:
    i think that he leaves the part on, just hanging on the side of the projector...
25. COURTLAND Says:
    the quality is better than i thought

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