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In Reply to: Re: Help with new TV purchase posted by swonger on February 15, 2001 at 19:31:03:
An exhaustive discussion of RPTV's is available at www.hometheaterforum.com in the TV & PRojectors forum.
Searching that forum will give you a TON of info & opinions.At 10' from the screen you might be able to do FPTV as well, and for info on that you can also investigate www.avsciience.com forums, CRT, DLP D-ILA forum.
I personally wentthrough this dilemma about a month ago. I looked at many RPTV's, but now I have a projector (Infocus 350) due to arrive next week. One impotant plus for projectors is that they weight 8 lbs. and are as big as a phone book, as opposed to the 300 lb. RPTV onsters.
E-mail me if you have speciifc questions, like I said I recently looked into this topic a lot.
DG
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