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thanks for your reply.

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jeromelang

In Reply to: RE: If I need to. posted by grantv on February 17, 2010 at 22:00:01

=> If it dies and that's over $1K, then my answer is yes, I will do so...

OK, if you like to have a replacement projector of similar quality level to the broken down unit, how much are you willing to pay up to - assuming that it won't be 3D compatible?

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Unsure. - grantv 07:04:39 02/18/10 (0)
I haven't done any research, but I'm guessing it'll be a bit over $1K, not a clue really. Maybe $1200 or so? I'll look into it when the existing PJ breaks down, unlikely I'll update it just because I want a better PJ.
As much as I like watching movies, and a tiny bit of TV in my room, the room is there mainly for music. In that room I watch maybe 2-3 hours a week of TV and usually 1-3 movies per month. Hence the low hours after about 4 years on the unit!

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