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What kind of Home Theater Projector should I get? (under $2000) I mean the best of the best also!?
By pfhometheater | December 23, 2009
What kind of Home Theater Projector should I get? (under $2000) I mean the best of the best also! I want the best one out ther under $2000, and i dont care if its on sale right now tell me!
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December 23rd, 2009 at 3:38 pm
It is impossible for you to get a excellent projector at or below 2k . But if you just looking for a so so projector , you can choose sony projector at around 1.8k . [For got the model] . For more information , you may want to visit 88db website
December 23rd, 2009 at 4:36 pm
Browse http://www.myhighdefinition.org/index.php?c=hprojectors&x=Home_Entertainment_Projectors …
December 23rd, 2009 at 4:38 pm
There are many good projectors out there. True HD (1080p) models are still more than $2500, so you are looking at a 720p projector at your budget point.
The new Panasonic AT-AX200U (See link) has been described by ProjectorCentral.com as “the poor mans 1080p projector”. It’s a 720p model, but supposedly displays 1080p material (e.g. HD DVD or Blu-Ray) so well it looked almost as good as a true 1080p projector … and it currently sells in the USA for ~ $1300.
I read a lot of projector reviews, and for the $$, this sounds like it would be one worth checking out. For others look at the recommended models at projectorcentral.com (I’d give you a link, but the site isn’t responding at this time … maintenance??).
December 23rd, 2009 at 4:39 pm
For a 720i/p projector in the $2,000 range, I’d recommend either the Infocus IN76 or the Optoma HD72. I slightly favor the IN76 because of the very high lumens of 490 which is at it’s lowest lamp/econo setting.
Good luck!