First time posting. Somehow I stumbled onto this site trying to find information on what manufacturers of dlp projectors are doing to reduce the rainbow effect, and what new products are being developed. I have owned CRT's in the past, as well as owned an LP350, which I did not keep due to the constant rainbow acid trip. Since then, I have tried to keep current on the new products that promise the reduction or elimination of the rainbow problem, and was most interested in the Infocus HT for reasons of the best value. My personal opinion is that a wide-XGA dlp with excellent colors, contrast, video processing and no rainbow effect for somewhere below $5k on the street is on it's way, and it will take a company like Infocus to first offer it. Companies like DWIN and Seleco and Sharp are pushing the home theater technology front, which is great, but I wouldn't expect them be offering the best value once others jump in, like Infocus, or Sony (provided Sony will ever enter the dlp home market). Just look at the best values being offered today - these same companies are likely to be offering the next generation best values, as well. So, that brings me to my question? What's the latest on the Infocus HT? Anyone?
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So, who do you think you are, Dirk Diggler?
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So, who do you think you are, Dirk Diggler?