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Intro
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01.Tour & Design
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02.Blacks & Whites
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03.Color Accuracy
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04.Motion
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05.3D
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06.Viewing Effects
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07.Calibration
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08.Remote Control
Canon LV-8310
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Connectivity & Media
Remote Control
Small remote fits well into the hand, but has a slightly awkward layout that puts some commonly used controls out of reach
Ergonomics & Durability (5.25)
The remote control that comes with the LV-8310 is fairly small, but it fits well into the hand, with the thumb falling over the volume and digital zoom controls located on the center of the remote body. It feels pretty robust, so it should stand up to the everyday knocks of office use.
Button Layout & Use (4.50)
The layout of the buttons on the remote is a little disappointing: several of the more frequently used buttons (such as the source and aspect controls) are located at the top of the remote, where you have to stretch to reach them, or use the other hand. Other less commonly used ones (such as the volume and digital zoom ones) take up the more useful real estate in the center and middle of the remote body, and these are not likely to be used as much as the others in a typical business setting.
Programming & Flexibility (0.00)
This remote control cannot be programmed to control other devices: it is purely for controlling this projector.
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