No, I don't have any screen shots. The ones Curt has on his ebay pages are close but you REALLY lose the depth and a lot of detail taking a picture. You'd never see it as good as it does in person. I too have seen the X1. It had rainbows for me, I'm VERY sensitive to them. As for the picture... It wasn't even close. Very "flat". I'm telling you, the Barco BG800 will throw a picture (even at 8' or 96" WIDE, not diagonal) that will suck you in. Use Parkland Plastics for a screen. It literally (to me anyway) sometimes (with a very good transfer) appears like I'm really there, in person, hovering over the action or looking out a window. As someone said earlier, a DVD is only 720x480. You'll NEVER get any better than that out of ANYTHING. If you're going REALLY big, you'll want a higher capability EM machine to project that scaled up image in smaller "blocks" but you'll never get detail better than DVD resolution. Trust me, for the little money you're spending, you'll be VERY happy. EM is great for HD source. But I'm not getting that any time soon either and 1280x720 should look just fine when I do finally get it. My picture is MUCH better than any local movie theater. I got mine from Curt too. There have been a few minor issues but he's taken good care of me. I'd suggest using him too. Just remember, you're NOT getting a machine that you just plug in and watch. It took me a few hours before I had a decent picture. I can now do it from scratch in an hour if I need to. You'll have to let it warm up for 1/2 to an hour and even then MAY need to re-converge SLIGHTLY (1 or 2 clicks) before you're ready to watch something. That takes 10 seconds. I ALWAYS put up the Nokia monitor test before I insert the DVD. For DVDs you really can't go wrong than a CRT and I'd say (barring being a video purist "need the best possible" person, you'll be VERY happy with a Barco 800. I picked it mostly because it's modular and I'm out in nowhere land, so I need to be able to fix it by mail!
Last night I watched ToraToraTora, there is a scene where they're at the radar site up on the mountain. I've been to Hawaii (lived there for 4 years) anyway, in the scene where you're looking at the operator there is a long range view across the valley and I could actually see the cars as they traveled along the road (Liki Liki Hwy) some 10 miles away. I've never seen that before. FP is the ONLY way to go.
I hope we've convinced you to go with CRT. I almost went digital. A Sanyo Z1 was in my house. The wife WASN'T impressed (luckily it broke and I just returned it) and I gave up for a few months. I couldn't stay away from the forums and one day got Curts list and said, what the hell, I went for one and I'm SO glad I did. Best $1000 I've spent since buying a lawn tractor to cut the grass!
Good luck...