When we started the podcast back in 2005, CRT projectors dominated home theater.
As great as they looked, they were big, expensive and required routine maintenance to keep them in top form.
Today there are a wide variety of digital options that are both inexpensive and very easy to install and maintain.
One option for those interested in trying out a 100� or 120� TV in their home theater is the Acer H6500 DLP projector.
One complaint we have about 3D is that it needs to be immersive if you are to appreciate the effect.
Since most of us can�t afford 100 inch plasmas, a front projector is pretty much the only choice you have for this type of experience, albeit an expensive one.
Enter the Optoma HD33 ($1500).
Its a 1080p DLP projector that supports 3D.
Mitsubishi Electric Visual Solutions America, Inc.
will introduce one of its best 3D projectors, the HC7800D, at the CEDIA Home Theater Show in Indianapolis, September 8-10, 2011 in Booth #5537.
A major addition to its line of large screen visual displays, the HC7800D is the first in the line that features...
One complaint we have about 3D is that it needs to be immersive if you are to appreciate the effect.
Since most of us can�t afford 100 inch plasmas, a front projector is pretty much the only choice you have for this type of experience, albeit an expensive one.
Enter the Optoma HD33 ($1500).
Its a 1080p DLP projector that supports 3D.