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Epson TW2000 has 1-2.1 throw ratio http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/trurl_pagecontent?lp=de_en&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cine4home.de%2FSpecials%2FTW2000Japan%2FTW2000Worldpremiere.htm

EPSON TW2000 is after calibration 1200 lumens and you can get it now for only $2700 seems like a no brainer to me.

Highpower screen ( @ 2.5 gain limited viewing cone ) is the keyword in your reply as i'm using a 1.0 gain grey screen . I see why you have an EPSON tw700 based on your basement HT room pics.

Yes compared to the JVC RS-2 with native CR of 30,000:1 ... ( needs darkend room to actually see the CR after your eyes iris opens usually takes 30 min ). But the JVC is $8K and only will do a pygmy size screen due to 1000 lumens . So given my dungeon basement with 110" grey Da-Lite HCCV...

This has thrown the gauntlet down on the Industry and makes EPSON a serious contender in the front throw PJ market . http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/04/epson-eats-their-own-launches-tw2000-1080p-3lcd-projector/

Breaking News: Blu-Ray now available for purchase - only $299 Posted Apr 1st 2006 8:09AM by Matt Burns Filed under: Digital TV, Industry, Manufacturers In a move that has stunned Toshiba and excited HD lovers everywhere, Sony has just released their coveted Blu-Ray player. Best of...

Imagine having a new Sony Ruby ( VPL-W100 ) where the bulb cost at wholesale is $750 and after 500 hours it has a loss of 50% in it's brightness !!! That means 2 bulbs per year @ $750 that is just wrong ... I will continue to use much cheaper 720P LCD technology with cheap buld...

reasons for HDMI problems : - poor HDMI/DVI connection - firmware incompatibilites (either SA or the TV) - no HDCP on some DVI - improperly setting up their STB "wizard" and "settings". Etc. Yes these are all good but My STB was working flawlessly for 6 months with HDMI ouput...

It will be nice a few years from now when the RPTV that are debuting with LED light source ( typically 20K hr life ) come out with bright enough models for front throw projectors ...man never having to scrooge on HDTV time beacause of bulb replacement cost issues ....priceless

1. 0>2k hrs still running 2. 0>2k hrs replaced it already 3. 2>4k hrs still running 4. 2>4k hrs replaced it 5. 4K plus and still running Please post with model of PJ and actual time of bulb life and aproximite cost for comparison . Thanks.

I own a TX100 and will be flipping it Feb for the newest TX200 (HDPJ52) . The main reasons are the improved CR 7000:1 and next gen 1080P internal processing resulting in better noise free pic. The biggest reason for me is the masking of bars feature that will allow removal of broadcast...

CES - HP id5280n DLP elininates color wheel uses LED HP id5280n DLP elininates color wheel -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The NEW HP id5280n 52" High Definition DLP HDTV eliminates light bulb and color wheel with LED ( red, green and blue...

I own a TX100 and will be flipping it January for the newest TX200 (HDPJ52) . The main reasons are the improved CR 7000:1 and next gen 1080P internal processing resulting in better noise free pic. The biggest reason for me is the vertical blanking feature that will allow removal of broadcast...

Hitachi TX200 vs EPSON Cinema pro 800 I am considering flipping my Hitachi TX-100 for the new model TX200 based on agressive price point here in Canada same as AE900 and with reviews giving the nod to Hitachi on other forums . The only delay may be in seeing valid measurement review between...

I am aware of his work as he is a personal friend of the family since the NRC days and I always manage to share time with him and his HK Canadian right hand men Sean and Allen at CEDIA...where I usually slip into one of his lectures ...

This is based on my preliminary viewing at CEDIA 2005 show in indianapolis .I saw the Pan AE 900 and the Hitachi TX-200 as well. Yes I would recomend waiting for test reviews before making final judgement . P.S pricing will be different up here in the Great White North ..

EPSON Cinema 800 D5 720P LCD beats them all IMHO the EPSON Cinema 800 with 3 year warranty ( 24 hour turn around for replacement units ) and comes with 2 bulbs and mounting bracket it is the clear winner. It also has 5000:1 CR and a blazing 1600 ANSI lumens so it will definetly allow bigger pic...

Subjective and Objective speaker testing measurement The God father of the double blind testing was DR. Floyd toole (NRC research fame now with Harmon International ) who wrote the definitive white paper on this subject. http://caa-aca.ca/PEIWEBpage/PEI_Toole.htm

DVD-A is superior IMHO DVD-A is superior to SACD as the Meridian lossless codec is the Industry standard . The DVD Forum's adoption of the Meridian Lossless Packing (MLP) proves this point. P.S The latest DTS 24/96 lossless discrete surround channel codec adopted by HD-DVD camp will...

The CEDIA show featured alot of display manufacturers showing autoscoping add on anamorphic lense systems. Quote: Prismasonic anamorphic lens is a high quality optical product to boost your digital projector to the next level. It makes a variable horizontal stretch to the projected image...