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"Charles Tomaras" <tomaras@tomaras.com> wrote in message
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http
/pro.jvc.com/pro/pr/2004/nab/cybernewsroom/releases/HD2K.htm
> >> Saw this demonstrated at NAB and I've never seen such spectacular video
> >> presentation. $30,000 with the processor.
> > If money is no object, the best of best is always projection
> > only because there is a commercial market that doesn't care about cost
but
> > wants BIG BIG pictures with great quality.
> What I felt looking at this home theater sized projector a looking in
> general at the way projector prices have fallen in the last 5 or so years
is
> that this new 3-chip technology that JVC is using will be under $10,000 in
a
> couple of years and downright affordable in 5 years. That excites me
because
> I know that there will be something this good in my future! If my eyes
hold
> out...retirement is gonna be filled with spectacular home cinema on a
scale
> I wouldn't have dreamed of a few years ago.
How's the brightness look from this DLA-HD2K unit? That's the only issue I
may have with it.. 500 lumens?
Still love to have one, though. I have a JVC G11 (Dilard calibrated) now.
I'd hate to replace it, but I may have to someday due to damned HDCP/DVI
stuff.
The Sony Qualia is another new $$$ digital projector that's blowing
reviewers away.
You can have performance close to this *now* for about $2,000 - $5,000.
Try a search in Ebay for JVC G11 or G15.
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