It supports 1080p it does it supports any resolution in actual fact.

It supports 1080p it does it supports any resolution in actual fact but it will scale it down to 640 by 480 but to be honest from a distance you're not

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going to notice the difference between the white and black is known as the contrast ratio and on this it's 1 to 500 which is pretty good to be honest yes higher-end units are going to have like one to two thousand or something

but remember this is $40 and if I look really closely at the screen you can see the individual pixels that make up the image but my advice is to not sit six inches from the projected screen the next image I have on here is this

which is a starship that I designed and you can see that the blacks look black and the whites look white now my wall is actually made of wood chip so it's actually not going to be as clear as it would be if you were projecting onto a

completely flat wall or a screen but to be honest it looks pretty good and now I'm going to try and play a movie instead the aspect ratio is wrong but we can change that so I'll do that now there we go that was easy so you can

see this looks pretty good the colors are good it's really clear I'm standing about seven feet away from it and this is definitely watchable it's great that the projector has got a speaker on it because I mean you might not want to

carry around separate speakers with you the sound is definitely listenable it's not fantastic but you could use your own speakers if you wanted to even that the native resolution of this is only 640 by 480 it's quite surprising that

you can see quite a lot of detail in the images to be honest now there are a number of settings we can change on this if I press the menu button here we can change a whole host of sort of

presets about the contrast brightness and color we can also control the color temperature aspect ratio and noise reduction on a side note the project has been running for a while now.