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LG HS201 confirms the fact that good things in small packages. Sweet little lighter size projector that weighs only 800 grams and diminutive size, it will be difficult for anyone to believe that it is more versatile than larger sibling elements. This sets off FM radio broadcast and is a built-in media player that has native support for DivX, MP3 files and JPEG.

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Features
The HS201 employs DLP projection system and has a native resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, which is offered by sub-Rs 30000 entry-level DLP projectors. More powerful headlamps using Halogen Lamps for projection. But since this is a very compact projector can handle heat from a halide lamp uses a powerful LED lamp. LED lamps offers two advantages. Firstly, they don't heat quite and secondly that consume less power. But the disadvantage is that it is not too bright. Tungsten halogen lamps have a luminosity more than 2000 ANSI lumens, but LED lamp fitted to this projector has a nominal 300 ANSI lumens of brightness, which limits the size of the view. The projector draws power from an adapter and consumes only 19 V 85 Watts, when operation.

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LG has provided an array of input video that allows you to connect to a wider range of video sources. Back panel HDMI inputs and has advanced along with the standard D-sub port. The input element is supported through an element-to-D-sub key that is included in the package. A pair of Jack 3,5 mm provided for feeding audio and audio output. The presence of HDMI is a big bonus, the advantage that you can connect, notebooks, Blu-ray players and game consoles. It also runs without problems because audio and video digital signals carried by a single cable. If the analysis of the source video file is greater than 800 x 600 (for example 720 p or 1080p), the result is automatically downscaled to 800 x 600 pixels, from the projector.

User interface
The user interface is extremely intuitive HS201. You can customize the settings by using the control panel at the top or the remote control, the latter is more user-friendly. Control Panel features that resemble metallic color button. But when you adjust settings illuminate the buttons. Right at the top is the button to select input, followed by buttons for navigation, menus, and energy. After pressing the menu button, everything is self-explanatory. Menu levels are minimal and the tabbed interface is very user-friendly with large icons and eyanagnwsi functions. Remote infrared (IR) is about the size of a candy bar phone and offers more features than the projector Control Panel, such as volume control, keystone correction, shortcut key USB host, page up/down and playback controls for audio and movies.

Main screen has icons for image quality, screen, sound, timer standby options, information, and USB input. Although it is present in the interface of tabs when you enter the GUI was very thoughtful of LG to provide direct access to the modules for fast navigation. The most important function in projectors are the adjustments for the quality of the image. You can choose from five built-in presets (vivid, standard, cinema, sport and game) or fully customize up to two presets from your own. You can also fine in brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation, and hue (red and green), to tune the white balance and eliminates noise. The expert mode allows you to specify the method for adjusting the white balance (or 2 points) and the contrast and brightness for RGB and CMYK channels.