As other movie buffs are surely aware, there is a push towards 48 fps, and now even 60 fps.
I might be forced to upgrade to a new projector due to the polarizer(s) on my PT-AX200 being burned, possibly worse. So, is there a current or announced projector which is future-proof in case 48 and/or 60 fps becomes a standard, or would I be forced to get a new projector?
I'm aware such movies are year(s) away from release. But since the projector is the most expensive part of my home theater setup I'd like to ensure that my next purchase lasts more than four frigging years.
Related, is there a technology that would likely have more lasting filters/LCD/other serviceable parts, than the pitiful 5000 hours I got from the AX200?
I might be forced to upgrade to a new projector due to the polarizer(s) on my PT-AX200 being burned, possibly worse. So, is there a current or announced projector which is future-proof in case 48 and/or 60 fps becomes a standard, or would I be forced to get a new projector?
I'm aware such movies are year(s) away from release. But since the projector is the most expensive part of my home theater setup I'd like to ensure that my next purchase lasts more than four frigging years.
Related, is there a technology that would likely have more lasting filters/LCD/other serviceable parts, than the pitiful 5000 hours I got from the AX200?
