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Sorry about links try this - http://www.projectorcentral.com/epson_cinema_1080.htm

Epson America Unveils Industry's First 1080p Resolution Front Projector to Break $3,000 Price Mark http://epson.mediaroom.com/index.ph...leases&item=126 http://www.widescreenreview.com/new...il.php?id=13028 This will cause a storm in the industry as prices will crash sharply in order...

It has been announced with complete surprise the GENNUM ( Cdn ) chip on board ( HQV version later ) at MSRP $3500...that means retail $3K that is the same price as other scaler boxes WOW let the stampede begin ... The Lumagen RadianceXG - http://www.lumagen.com/testindex.php?module=news

It is with HQV processing found in the latest LUMAGEN RADIANCE scaler ...

1080i doubled as progressive is way better than Interlaced especially in movies and sports... 1080P from HD-DVD q1 2007 will be the Holy Grail especially if your display and or scaler takes the 1080P/24 to 48 or 72 and next gen flat panels will have 120 for gamers :)

Well I have yet to see DLP compete in the LCD price range perhaps the latest salvo launched by MITS with there HC-5000 will cause prices to fall in the DLP camp which would be good for all of us.... I for one can see bulbless light engines using LED / LASER eliminating the need for the...

Why ? what technology do you prefer not rainbow DLP or low CR LCOS .... CRT 9" Marquee LC is still king of CR and resolve but alas it is too dim for me unless you run a pygmy hi-power screen in a dungeon basement :)

Why 720P ? 1080p is here and the MITS MSRP @ $3500 means www.eastporters.com will be around $2800 Cdn :) taxes ans shipping included IMHO...

The price preformance bar has been raised again with this lastest entry from Mitsubishi HC-5000 debuting at CEDIA . This is causing quite a stir as it uses the newest D6 superfine INORGANIC panel . http://global.mitsubishielectric.co...00/index_b.html Looks like I will be flipping...

Here is the latest D5 720P LCD from EPSON TW 600 Euro version of the Cinema Pro 800 ( $2.5K Cdn ) ) review links here - http://www.avbuzz.com/audio-video/200510/ckl-tw600/index.htm http://www.cine4home.com/reviews/projectors/EpsonTW600/EpsonReview.htm http://www.htprojectors.com/indexENG.asp

Raid 6 security backup software needed uses 20% for overhead but will protect data... I am using a 250GB SATA Maxtor drive now to double my HDTV PVR recording capacity would love to have a 1/2 TB ...Time of upgrade depends on price per GB ...

720P LCD great HDTV I think 720p LCD front throw projectors are the best bang for largest HDTV picture buck... I own an Hitachi TX-100 displayed on a Da-Lite 110" HCCV screen in a dedicated basement with full light control...

HVD 1 TB of data storage Yes and we all know who lost that fight and Sony bathed in BETA red ink for years .... The sensible thing is to bring on HD-DVD now with VC-1 and or MPEG-4 encoding there is no issue for storage of HDTV movies ( with lossless 8 channel DTS , DVD-A audio surround )...

Yeah so much for having to bow down to Sony and commit to universal Blueray ( what a gay name ) player . I say it was just a stalling tactic and not to fall for it bring on HD-DVD players this fall with over 100 titles...