Thread: Epson Business Projector EB-W10

Bought for 36,000, sale for only 13,000.
Pattaya.
P: 0911092581

A portable LCD projector that can do presentations and movies with ease!
Lamp Life was used during only 600 hours!
Big 2.5 m screen is included.
Excellent condition, all the accessories and the papers is included and even an original carton box.

Native Resolution: WXGA
White Light Output: 2600 lumens
Colour Light Output: 2600 lumens

Contrast Ratio: 2000:1
Projection Lens TYPE: 1.2 x optical zoom / Focus (Manual)
F-NUMBER: 1.58 - 1.72
FOCAL LENGTH: 16.9mm - 20.28mm
Lamp Type: 200 W UHE (E-TORL)
Lamp Life in Normal Mode: 4000 hours
Lamp Life in Eco Mode: 5000 hours

Dimensions (Including Lens and Feet): 228mm x 295mm x 77mm
Weight Approx.: 5.07 lbs / 2.3 kg

Fan Noise in Normal Mode: 37 dB
Fan Noise in Eco Mode: 29 dB

Key Benefits:
* Enjoy vivid images in bright environments and in large venus
* Long-lasting lamp life up to 5,000 hours
* Quick and easy plug and play
* Security features for added protection

The projector comes in an attractive white plastic case that weighs a more than portable 2.3kg. Its design is ideal for the frequent traveller, as its curved corners make it easier to slip into the supplied carry case, while the lens is protected by a built-in cover that you'll need to manually open to use.

The focus and zoom rings are neatly sculpted into a hollow, so they won't get damaged during a rough journey.

There's a comprehensive mix of connectivity options on the rear. For those with an older laptop there's an analogue VGA port, while the HDMI socket means newer machines can be connected. We didn't have any problems connecting the EB-W10 to our test laptop; it was quick and easy and instantly sourced itself.

The Epson EB-W10 is a great-looking and easy-to-use projector. You'll find it simple to set up and image quality is more than acceptable for the asking price.

Price renewal:
12,000!

Give you 5k for it.

6K if this now an auction.

People, everything than less 10k you can left for yourself, since at the last moment I'll drop stuff at Tukom and they resell it for 15k later.

IN that case - 4k. 5k if you have a Yashima Aircon remote.

Dudes, the projector is a high-tech device intended for people who's working hard in daylight and coming home late night to enjoy a home movie theater on big screen with high progressive resolution. In short: this is a BUSINESS projector and it is not intended for beggars who gadding about Go-Go bars

I was interested in it as a spare to go in my boardroom. It's low spec and rather tatty, so thought for a couple of baht would do you a favour.

What is his name, your psychiatrist, who taught you to read such a mantra?

Haven't you forgotten that in addition to reading the mantras of complacency and procrastination on the forums, you need to have lots and lots of work on yourself in real life, that would be give you a probability to buy expensive things and have beautiful women? )

I'm not interested in the projector but just have a quick question. Do people have to take your word on the hours the lamp has done? I'm guessing there's no way of knowing for sure right?

I'm not accusing you of anything underhand, I just know from personal experience that the lamp is about 90% of the cost. If the lamp blows soon after you buy a second hand projector, you'll be well out of pocket.

A long time ago I bought one without a lamp from an auction, thinking I had done my homework and a tidy profit would ensue. I ended up buying a new lamp and selling it a break even because I had underestimated the cost of the lamp. It was fucking hundreds of pounds!!

Just seems a big risk if the hours can't be verified?

^ The projector records the lamp usage time - it only gets reset when a new lamp goes in and the projector 'reads' something from a chip in the lamp.

^ Cheers mate, makes sense. Would be a huge gamble buying second hand otherwise.

Originally Posted by Aberlour

I'm not interested in the projector but just have a quick question. Do people have to take your word on the hours the lamp has done? I'm guessing there's no way of knowing for sure right?

I'm not accusing you of anything underhand, I just know from personal experience that the lamp is about 90% of the cost. If the lamp blows soon after you buy a second hand projector, you'll be well out of pocket.

Every projector (and mine also) has a built tech screen which displays all available and updated data about current state.

Both Standart and Economy mode has spent less than 300 hours, so it is less than 600 hours in total. You can see it in tech display when projector starts.

You can calculate yourself that 600 hours it is about 300 full-lenght movies. Means that, approximately 1 movie each day during a year.

Projector been bought in August 2011. And the reason why I'm selling it because I just use it very rarely, especialy last 6-9 months. When I bought it I was watching 2-4 hours in one time, a few times a week. And the last 6-9 month I watch something 2-3 times a month.

The lamp capacity of this projector is 5,000 hours. No one physically unable to use even half of those hours for 1.5 years. But assuming that I hacked it and changed the number of hours before the sale, then for any use that-be need about one year to spend 600 hours.

And the cost of the lamp for projector is not 90% but something about 10,000 baht.

Updated cost for a bulb:
7,000-8,000
E-TORL UHE White 200W Rplc. Projector Lamp | Quill.com

But, dudes, you do not need a new bulb, since there are more than 4,000 hours left!

Sorry mate, I honestly wasn't trying to stich you up or insinuate you were being dodgy.

I just remembered the emotional roller coaster the one and only time I bought a projector. It was worth 1000 new, they were going for 600 second hand, I bought it for about 200 and then found out the lamp was another 400 on top of that. (numbers to that effect anyhow)

I just wondered how people could possibly trust sellers if the lamp hours weren't know. But they are so it's all good.

Good luck shifting it mate.

6.5K. Come on, let's haggle

Just a few photos with a status and setup screen: