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Machy,

Brian, the co-founder of Lumenlab, has stated that Sichuan Ruicheng Science & Technology (the Chinese company whose link you provided) is Chinese manufacturing partner of Lumenlab. His own words:

"It is a ground-up design but it was acheived by forming a partnership with Ruicheng to build these. Ruicheng started as a DIY projector company just like Lumenlab, so our partnership is a perfect match. The projectors are a result of joint development, and though the E8 case design is utilized, the Lumenlab branded product is our exclusive."

How-To: Build your own HD projector (Part 1)

Oct 17th 2006 4:28PM on Engadget

How come engadget didn't go with a 17" lcd? Wouldn't it have been cheaper? Besides, 17" lcds usually have a native resolution of 1280x1024, more than enough to display 720p natively.

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An HD-DVD Drive, as everyone else would probably say. I'd also love to get a few faceplates. Thanks engadget!

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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