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Hayward
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reply to Rubicon1
Re: Portable DVD players

From a few feet away my Initial does pretty well side to side, if you stuff it right in your face right in it, then it does fall off in bightness more than about 30 degrees of axis but picture qualities stay the same.

At a few feet though it is plenty good for two or three sitting together, to watch with out significant brightness fall off.
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