Best Projection TVs

we have satalite now with high def. but were moving and want to get tv,phone, and internet all in one deal, but im not sure if the cable will be as good of a picture as the satalite…im not talking if the high def is as good, i mean all the channels.

Projection TVs are much cheaper than either wall mounted plasma screens or LCDs, and there’s no danger they’ll crash to the floor. You can carry the projector around easily and to set it up, all you need do is hang a white sheet on the wall. What advantages do large flat-screen TVs have?

I bought the tv back in march of 06, and I have not had any problems with it yet. But I have heard people are having lamp issues with it, so I am worried that I may have the same problems. I bought it for 2500, and was wondering if you guys think it was a good deal at the time. I bought it at costco and it came with the stand. I am curious also if that model was the correct one for the time I bought it. Which was march of 06. I hear people saying that they bought there in mid 05, and was wondering if I bought a year old model that I payed the full price for. Anyone who has either bought this tv or has info on it info on it, I would like your thoughts..Thank you very much

I have already tried using wax paper and a bed sheet as a screen, but i was wondering if anyone else has found better solution. the original screens were kicked in during a break in.

I have a Philips projection screen (not sure about the size I’d say diaganol the screen is about 45″) with a max output of 1080i and an HDMI capable reciever.

At Circuit City one time I saw a Blu Ray playing on a 1080p TV and it looked amazing and I was wondering if I would notice a significant decrease in quality if I played them on my PS3 on a 1080i?

I’m searching for an HD TV to purchase in the lower thousand range. Nothing crazy but want to get my money’s worth. Samsung 46″ and 50″ are what I’m looking and definitely do not want plasma. Is 780p really that bad or is it where technology is at right now and the 1080p and i are ahead of their time?!?

i’ve never seen a blu ray movie
just got a ps3
1080i on my TV http://reviews.cnet.com/projection-tvs/sony-kp-46wt500/4505-6484_7-20688347.html?tag=also
is it gonna be worth the money I pay for the blu ray disc or do I need a 1080p tv to enjoy blu ray?
using hdmi to dvi cable

http://cgi.ebay.com/Philips-Projection-TV-50PP9202-50-in-TV_W0QQitemZ250516857172QQcmdZViewItemQQptZTelevisions?hash=item3a53f7e154

Resolution: 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×1024 Computer resolutions with down scaling
Brightness: 2200ANSI Lumens
Contrast: 500:1
Projection System: 5 inch LCD
Compatibility: support 1080P/1080i/720P/576P/480P/576i/480i signals
Projection methods: Front/Rear/Ceiling/Rear Ceiling
Input: USB,card reader,HDMI, YPrPb/YCbCr, SCART, AV, S-VIDEO, VGA, TV(DVB-T and Analog)

Ration: 4:3/16:9 (support All input 16:9 except USB/card reader,and support HDMI/YPBPR 1080p 16:9)
Picture rotation function: H/V

Video Compatible: PAL/NTSC/SECAM

My friend is selling this to me for under £500 boxed, and the cheapest alternative (for full 1080P HD) is nearly £1000

i saw one at best buy on open box. it was originally $2200 and they only won’t $800. it also has 1080p, 3 hdmi inputs, and 120hz motionflow. it also has a response time of 2.5. it is model number KDS-55A3000