paparay
07-17-07, 04:40 PM
Hi,
We are currently getting a home theater setup, but we need to choose a projector to get.
Ideally a 1080p would be the one to get since its a higher quality (we will be using ps3 for blueray, and HD Direct TV--I am not sure what that projects in). The screen is 106-109 inches. I am not entirely sure off hand.
Anyways, would it be in my best interest to get a 1080p projector now or wait until there are more options/cheaper price?
The person at the store was thinking maybe we should get a 1080i now and upgrade to 1080p when more things will be compatable with it--he was saying this bc he claimed 1080i was currently much cheaper than 1080p.
Also, if I went with getting a "i" now, and a "p" later...how hard would it to upgrade?
Would it be as simple as unplugging the old unit and replacing with a new one, or would there be some calibrations and other things that go along with it (overall, would it be too hard for a lay man?).
Thanks!
We are currently getting a home theater setup, but we need to choose a projector to get.
Ideally a 1080p would be the one to get since its a higher quality (we will be using ps3 for blueray, and HD Direct TV--I am not sure what that projects in). The screen is 106-109 inches. I am not entirely sure off hand.
Anyways, would it be in my best interest to get a 1080p projector now or wait until there are more options/cheaper price?
The person at the store was thinking maybe we should get a 1080i now and upgrade to 1080p when more things will be compatable with it--he was saying this bc he claimed 1080i was currently much cheaper than 1080p.
Also, if I went with getting a "i" now, and a "p" later...how hard would it to upgrade?
Would it be as simple as unplugging the old unit and replacing with a new one, or would there be some calibrations and other things that go along with it (overall, would it be too hard for a lay man?).
Thanks!