Matsu****a just announced at CES the development of a huge new plasma tv manufacturing plant, and also that it will begin producing...ta daaaa...103" plasma screen televisions. Now that's what I'm talkin' about. (Unfortunately, it will probably cost you, initially at least, half the value of your home.)
Sweet looking unit, but value for the money - nothing beats a front projector. Frankly I would not buy a plasma at 103" If you want a picture that big, you are much better off with a front projector. It would take up the same amount of space (some would argue less - particularly with a roll-up screen), you can easily move it if needed, and it would be cheaper. Just my 2 cents.
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Sweet looking unit, but value for the money - nothing beats a front projector. Frankly I would not buy a plasma at 103" If you want a picture that big, you are much better off with a front projector. It would take up the same amount of space (some would argue less - particularly with a roll-up screen), you can easily move it if needed, and it would be cheaper. Just my 2 cents.
Glocksrock makes a valid point about room darkness. I guess there are really expensive projectors that have beaucoup lumens, but you're paying a hefty tag on those, too.
But curiously, a friend and I have been discussing screens. You say a roll up saves space. My friends says that keeping a screen flat and true is of utmost importance and will only use one permanently installed and framed. Does anyone have any input into this issue?
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Yesssss!
(Unfortunately, it will probably cost you, initially at least, half the value of your home.)
Atleast Plasma's are easy to get a grip on. 
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