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Considering that you can get a decent 1080P projector for around $3000 to $8000-I recommend that you get the 1080P projector.
The models and maker that I recommend would be:
Epson 1080P
Epson 1080P Pro Cinema
JVC RS1U
You can see the specs on these products at:
www.epson.ca
www.jvc.ca
Just search for them. Now if you are tight on the budget you might consider buying the 720P projectors. There is nothing wrong with the 720p projectors. Your still can see decent pictures with these. Epson should have some models like the Powerlite 810 for this application. The price difference is not that significant. You might as well save up and gurantee in 3 months the price will be reduced again.
Considering that you can get a decent 1080P projector for around $3000 to $8000-I recommend that you get the 1080P projector.
The models and maker that I recommend would be:
Epson 1080P
Epson 1080P Pro Cinema
JVC RS1U
You can see the specs on these products at:
www.epson.ca
www.jvc.ca
Just search for them. Now if you are tight on the budget you might consider buying the 720P projectors. There is nothing wrong with the 720p projectors. Your still can see decent pictures with these. Epson should have some models like the Powerlite 810 for this application. The price difference is not that significant. You might as well save up and gurantee in 3 months the price will be reduced again.
What is the best 1080p home Projector for the price?
austin d
I want it to be at least 2000 lumens and fairly cheap bulb replacements. It will be used with a PS3, but I also want to be able to hook a computer up to it. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the feedback but im not very interested in having another T.V. I want a projector. Any more suggestions?
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The Optoma HD20 is one of the few 1080p projectors to be sold for under $1000. In the specs it says that is supports these computer video signals: HD, UXGA, WXGA, SXGA+, SXGA, XGA, SVGA, VGA Resized, VESA, PC and Macintosh Compatible (http://www.optomausa.com/Product_detail.asp?product_id=425&itemno=EPHD20).
HDNation said it was a great value, and that the bulb replacement price is more reasonable than those in high-end projectors. You can skip forward to the full review by clicking on the bookmark in the horizontal scrollbar in the video player (it's at the 16:40 mark): http://revision3.com/hdnation/projector .
Two other reviews for the HD20:
http://www.projectorreviews.com/optoma/hd20/index.php
http://www.projectorcentral.com/optoma_hd20_home_theater_review.htm
And here are the top 10 1080p and 720p projectors at Projector Central if you want to see more, but notice the prices: http://www.projectorcentral.com/home-theater-multimedia-projectors.htm . Click on the link above each projector's rating to read their review.
The Optoma HD20 is one of the few 1080p projectors to be sold for under $1000. In the specs it says that is supports these computer video signals: HD, UXGA, WXGA, SXGA+, SXGA, XGA, SVGA, VGA Resized, VESA, PC and Macintosh Compatible (http://www.optomausa.com/Product_detail.asp?product_id=425&itemno=EPHD20).
HDNation said it was a great value, and that the bulb replacement price is more reasonable than those in high-end projectors. You can skip forward to the full review by clicking on the bookmark in the horizontal scrollbar in the video player (it's at the 16:40 mark): http://revision3.com/hdnation/projector .
Two other reviews for the HD20:
http://www.projectorreviews.com/optoma/hd20/index.php
http://www.projectorcentral.com/optoma_hd20_home_theater_review.htm
And here are the top 10 1080p and 720p projectors at Projector Central if you want to see more, but notice the prices: http://www.projectorcentral.com/home-theater-multimedia-projectors.htm . Click on the link above each projector's rating to read their review.
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