100" projector ftw?
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From: Govenator Territory
Originally Posted by twinturbo94
I have been shopping for a few weeks for one of these and debating which to get. I have an excellent spot for a 106" screen. How are the pictures? It pretty clear or fairly grainy?
but thats what u expect from a projector. and because im projecting over 100" screen it doesnt help it either.
my suggestion is that you experience it yourself before buying one
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From: noobtown
damn thats a lot of screen
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From: baltimore
Originally Posted by Draconius
The only downfall to a projector is that when you need to replace the lamp its around $300 or more dollars...at least thats what the Best Buy guy told me.
projectors are good for occaisonal use... like if you have an actual 'home theater' room in your house where it is only used to watch movies.. you shouldnt use it like a TV that is on constantly.
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From: Govenator Territory
chances are that when the lamp does die it'll be so far in the future that its not worth replacing and you'll end up buying another better projector
plus, since you can only use it in the dark or if you have a completely blacked out room it'll last a while
plus, since you can only use it in the dark or if you have a completely blacked out room it'll last a while
