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Here is a product that will convert Optical to Coax, your receiver has a coax digital input. http://www.cablestogo.com/product.asp?cat%5Fid=504&sku=40019 I use this along with an Optical splitter to send the digital output to both my 65" CRT upstairs and my 46" DLP downstairs.

Audiorevolutions.com has a review of this HDTV here.

Read about it here. I was really hoping that intel could make this work.

The bulb in a LCD projector might last around 2 years, but the bulb can be replaced and the projector will be fine again. An LCD TV does not have the same kind of bulb that burns out as fast. I'm not sure I've seen 20 years used, but I have seen 10-14 years of life quite often. Either way...

No, it means you might have HD, most likely ED. You could at least hook up a Progressive scan DVD to it. What is the model number of the TV?

Read about it here. That 37" LC-37G4U should be $1000 cheaper now. Other models are comming down too, but not as much. Anyone have the 37" LCD?

Why would you buy something thats life is short. 3 years isn't long compaired to some of the CRT and other Tech out there.

http://www.consumer.philips.com/global/b2c/ce/catalog/subcategory.jhtml;jsessionid=5HS3YXF150WXQCRQNE2RZNYKGBUCWHG4?groupId=TV_GR&divId=0&catId=LCOS_TV_CA&subCatId=LCOS_TV_SU I'm think of making a spot in the new house for one of these TV's. Has anyone actually seen one of these...

http://www.twice.com/index.asp?layout=story_stocks&articleid=CA325935&display=sectionStory&verticalid=320&industry=Video%2FHome+Satellite&pubdate=09/29/2003&STT=000&industryid=1093 If you don't want Echostar branded TV and still want your toys to match you now...

http://www.twice.com/index.asp?layout=story_stocks&articleid=CA326008&display=sectionStory&verticalid=320&industry=News&pubdate=09/29/2003&STT=000&industryid=%industryid% Hang this in the living room and you'll be hosting parties for all the big sporting events.

Correct James, if you read the artical it says there top seller is an EDTV. Same goes at the local retailers. The "Affordable" plasma monitors are only 480p (at most).

my quess these big ones will be for sports bars other public venues. But if you can afford a 30x50' room, I bet you can afford a 82" HDTV.

http://www.newsalert.com/bin/story?StoryId=Cp3jOqbWbtefusda0mG&Topic=Digital%20TV&Nav=pr-prmynews- Woud you buy a Plasma monitor from Gateway? When they started selling Plasma monitors several years ago I never dreamed I would read this artical. I personally wouldn't buy one unless...

http://www.marketnews.ca/news_latest.cgi?#1064498243 Not sure my living room would hold this TV without some remodeling, but I bet the Picture is good.