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Just in case you've been wondering, I know nobody asked me, but I'm going to tell you anyways because it's my phone and it's my mouth. This is what I've been using to watch my movies on the wall. As you've seen in previous videos, this is what I've been using. This is small but mighty. It is a smart projector and it's been over one year since I've been using it and I have zero complaints about it. It is sharp, it is Ultra HD lens. I still have the carton. Ultra HD, high dynamic range. It also has HDMI and then it comes with a power cable. I got it for about, I think between 130 to 150k. I can't remember the exact price. I still have the receipt somewhere. It's between 130 to 150k and it's been over one year like I said and I have no complaints about it. It's serving the purpose for which I got it. All you just need to do is put it on. I already have a tripod that comes with my light, so I just place it on the tripod, plug it to an extension and then cast it to the wall. And it also, it has, and also, this is the power cable. You can also, you can also tilt it however you want it. It is, is this 360? Okay, 360 is like this, so this should be 180, right? Whatever, but you should understand what I'm trying to say. You can rotate it back and forth. There are some times that I don't even want to cast it on the wall, I just cast it to the ceiling so I watch upwards. And this is where you can make it, you see this ring here, this round stuff here, this is where you can increase the sharpness or make it blurry. This is for the HDMI and also for headset. This is the power button and then, can you see, can you guys see what I'm showing you? Yeah, this is it. So so crazy and brazy. I just want to show you guys since I never buy 75 inches TV. I wanted to have the feel of a cinema in my house. I love big screens. I want to get the 75 inches or more than 75 inches TV. Since I have not gotten it yet, so I just thought to get this one for 120k. Thought to use it as my own mini cinema sort of experience, so that's how I got it. Thanks for coming to my tech talk.