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or tell me another website that can help..


I'm looking for..


1) XGA DLP with native 16:9 and HDTV with at least 2 component inputs, 1 s-video, 1 composite.. for under $3000


2) XGA DLP with native 16:9 with at least 1 component input, 1 s-video, 1 composite, and a coax input (are they even available with this?).. for under $2500


3) SVGA DLP with native 16:9 and HDTV with at least 2 component inputs, 1 s-video, 1 composite.. for under $2500


4) SVGA DLP with native 16:9 with at least 1 component input, 1 s-video, 1 composite, and a coax input (are they even available with this?).. for under $2000


and I have a lot of people over so I don't wanna take a chance with rainbows.. I think it's either a 3 or 4 speed colorwheel that should get rid of them..


are any of these even possible for these prices?

 

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if I get an HDTV one it'll be used for digital cable, xbox, vcr..


if not HDTV it'll just be used for xbox, vcr, cable..


I can place it anywhere from 10-25' from the screen.. and I'd like as large a picture as possible while maintaining quality..


and I have full light control between the projector and screen

 

[jhegyi]

Try projectorcentral.com. They have a search feature that will allow you to search for DLP projectors that are 16:9 XGA and less than $3,000. The bad news is that its going to tell you there aren't any.

 

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it doesn't show any projectors at all that are 16:9..

 

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 http://projectorcentral.com/projecto...m?part_id=1744


the Optoma EzPro 737.. the website ( http://www.optomausa.com/public/ezpro_737.asp ) says 16:9 compatible..

 

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only 1 component video input..

 

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gah nm 2x colorwheel too

 

[sushi]

Hale, currently all native 16:9 DLP projectors costs at least $6000-$7000 or more. However, almost all 4:3 native DLP projectors are "16:9 compatible," too (just that you will not make use of 25% of available pixels).

 

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yea.. I'm reading a lot of the articles on projectorcentral..


thanks