I believe it may have something to do with NEC's video software in the projector (Vortex) which adds to the cost. Improved colors, also LT-150 will accept progressive input and I think (not 100% sure) you can turn off the clear section in the color wheel when using this input. I am planning to buy the Sharp PG-M10s and if you are planning to run HTPC most of these differences wont come into play. You can also set a higher refresh rate with the lt-150 if you plan to use HTPC to further minimise the rainbow effect. lt-150 will go up to 117hz, Sharp 85hz (of course this will depend on projectors tolerance at these higher levels: tearing etc...) hope this helps a bit. Price may also come into it where they are made. May want to look into this. cheers Steve
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Sharp M10X good ore .......the LT150???
http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/biggrin.gif Well after a long long serch.. i found the projector i want...it's in a good price range, the Sharp M10X....this projector has made a lot of talk on this forum because of the LT150 that seems to have the same specs + - some things..... i have not seen a shootout between these to projectors...if anyone have then please give a little info. as i said i think the Sharp is what i want, but only because of the info i was given about the LT150. I made this choise because the Sharp is way cheeper then the LT150...but is there a reason for that ????
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