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HDTV vs Projectors
Why would anyone ever buy 400 pound, $2000 dollar HDTV when you could get a refurbished or even new projector for around the same cost. Now besides the obvious:
distance between projector and screen need for a white screen must have darkness to watch but other than that it seems to me that this is the best way to go as far as home theater systems anyone?? |
1. Noise
2. Installation 3. You need a screen(they are not cheap) 4. For $2000 refurbed I doubt you will get one that does HDTV or accepts prgressive signal. 5. You need external equipmet for video processing(e.g. line doubler) After buying a screen, the external gear you must have and the cost to install and build something to reduce the fan noise you have gone way over the cost of a high-end 65" HDTV. |
My main reason:
I rent a duplex so ripping the ceiling apart to run cables and anchoring a projector to the ceiling is sort of out of the question. Also I am not leaving it there when I move out so filling the holes back up would be a pain in the ass! |
Simple. The projectors just are not that great for TV and Movies. Ive worked with $20,000 LCD projectors and I was not impressed with them at all.
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I'll be probably me moving next year and mainly take my dvds/player and computer. So my fist tv purchace was the 40h80. Cheap enough for me to buy and not that big to carry if I have to be in a thrid floor appartment.
My plan was to buy the 40h80 now(which was the begining of summer) to enjoy my dvds. Then when I get my degree and hopefully a good paying job, I'll then go and get a front projector. Maybe I should buy a car first. ;) |
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