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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 73
OS: XP Pro SP3
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Projector or Flat screen?
I am looking to upgrade from my 25" tube and i was wondering what would be better a projector or a hd flatscreen. The most noticeable advantage i can see to getting a flat screen is that i can get one for less than most 3o inch or bigger flat screens and i can adjust the size of the projector. Can anyone shed some light as to how long each lasts and what the down falls of each are?
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Re: Projector or Flat screen?
If you're looking at something 30" or so - flat screen. I'm typing this on a 26" LCD that I like very much. Its an Olevia that I picked up at Target for about $400. One of our other members gave Visio good reviews - available at Costco.
By projector are you referring to a rear projection DLP set or a front projector? I don't think you'll find rear projector DLP's below about 46" though I could be wrong. Most are much larger - 55 - 75". I have an older Samsung DLP that is very good. It's not been without its faults and its been to service a few times. But it was second generation so I expected as much. Front projectors are for home theaters in the 100's of inch range. Look HERE for some ideas.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Re: Projector or Flat screen?
If you're looking at DLP sets, there are only two manufacturers these days. Samsung and Mitsubishi. Like yustr, I don't think they come any smaller than a 50". Light engines have to be replaced from time to time. Front projectors have to have the lamp replaced as well.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 73
OS: XP Pro SP3
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Re: Projector or Flat screen?
im looking for a front projector i was just making a comment that i could find one for about $5-600 where as the last time i looked a 32" flat screen was up to 1k and i dont really want something that small
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Re: Projector or Flat screen?
If you're looking for a decent front projector system expect to spend in the $3000 - $5000 range - from the little research I've done. Plus add another grand for a screen.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 140
OS: Home Premium 64, Linux Hardy Heron, XP, GustyGibion
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Re: Projector or Flat screen?
I really enjoy the plasma I got the picture is beautiful when watching blu-ray movies, I the only drawback is the burn in, which shouldn't be a problem. Its a 65'' panasonic wall mount and I think it cost around 5grand
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