Recession antidote: Senario AL-100 Mega Vu Torpedo 6ft Video Projector
Filed under: Electronics, Projectors | By: Peter Chubb
Posted on: April 26, 2009 | 3 Comments
When you talk to some of your friends, they start to talk about all the amazing gadgets they have, like their projector. So you then get the urge to purchase one but you have one problem, not much cash. Well the answer is the Senario AL-100 Mega Vu Torpedo 6ft Video Projector, which Woot are calling the World’s Crappiest Projector.
This below average projector will project an image up to 6 foot away, and will project movies and videos games on to a wall or ceiling diagonally. Looking at the design and plastic finish you can see why this projector will not break the bank, making it the perfect recession antidote.
The composite video connection allows you to connect a DVD player, computer, digital camera, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation and an Xbox 360. The device is easy to use, just point and project. The torpedo shape is fun and a talking point at first, but that soon wears off.
The Senario AL-100 Mega Vu Torpedo 6ft Video Projector or the “World’s Crappiest Projector” has a built-in-speaker and has an adjustable foot which doubles as a handle. Woot currently offer the projectors for just $59.99.
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This is quite possibly the worst written review I’ve ever read.
I made the tragic mistake of actually purchasing one of these pathetic machines. The Senario projector makes as much noise as a garbage disposal and puts out more heat then an oven. You may think that everyone is just exaggerating about the projector, they are not. This projector would be barely capable of producing an image in the darkest cave on earth. I attempted to try and watch a dvd with my younger cousin, who is six, and not 2 minutes into the video, he looked at me and said, “John, your projector stinks and I can’t even see whats going on in the movie.” It is almost worth keeping because if friends come over you can stay entertained by simply making fun of its worthless performance and uselessness in the universe.
Heartland America, typically, only sells rejects, but when I saw this projector in their catalogue for $129, I had to check it out. How funny is it that another company is selling it for $60?