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Yes there will be, especially because the Toshiba is not a good projector even in that price range. At 1k you should be looking at the infocus X1, benq 6100, and the sanyo z1. The 5700 is a nice projector but at that price i'd go for an optoma h56 or nec ht1000

"$5-8,000" If you really want to spend that much, I recommend the Benq 8710, which will be out soon.

Go to www.projectorcentral.com and read up on them. They also have calculators to show exactly what size image you can throw at a particular distance for each projector. For example here is the x1 http://www.projectorcentral.com/proj...m?part_id=1885 here is the z1...

Get a front projector with DLP.

1/4 HD products will look very good with HDTV (z1 and 300u) For 2k you can also get 720p projectors such as the sanyop z2 and panny 500u. Sony also makes the HS 10 and 20 for a bit more. You will not be able to get 1080i yet, but 720p is very nice.

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You might also look into the plv-z2 from sanyo. It has optical screen movement up and down 1280 by 720 res., dvi, and better contrast http://www.projectorcentral.com/Sanyo-PLV-Z2.htm

Here's the Onkyo HT-S760 refurbished for $299 + $15 shipping. For $300 you could put some money elsewhere, such as DVDs, a rack, cables, beer, etc. Wow thats a great deal. 1 year warranty too.

"the 300 will be replaced by a 400" How will the 300 and 400 differ?

Alot of your questions are answered on w w w .projectorcentral.com. Read the reviews and the stats page for each projector has a screen size estimator

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well it doesn't have the faloujda deinterlacer like the X1 so not sure what its advantages are over the X1.

h56 is probably more in your price range. I would also look at the upcomming sanyo z2 and panasonic 500u. Both are lcd but very nice. try projectorcentral dot com for information

If you are going to use it exclusively for dvds there is no reason to have the extra resolution of the 300u. The 200u can resolve the entire dvd picture. The only big advantage of the 300u then is if you are going to buy a Bravo D1 dvd player and use DVI to transfer the signal.

If you are not sensitive to rainbows go with the X1. Otherwise the 4x color wheel on the other one will lessen rainbows a bit.

you could get an infocus x1 FP for $1000 which has a 4000 hour bulb included.

The X1 also has a top of the line deinterlacer from faloudja which is being phased out in the X2. You can demo the X1 for free for 14 days from infocus as well. Just dont ship it back late.

Onkyo TX-SR501 is the best in that price range without question. The panasonic 912k is great if you want automatic speaker set up.

Onkyo SKS-HT510 $279 These are great speakers and are 6.1 so if you upgrade to 6.1 later you are set. The ones listed above are good as well. review at cnet dot com

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If your tv has DVI input then you want the Bravo D1 which has DVI out. The 1600 has a great deinterlacer, but the improvement is really only noticeable on dvds that are video based (tv series) and not film based.

Does it have dvi? If so youd be crazy not to get a dvd player with Dvi out such as the bravo D1. Sure you lose the vcr but the picture improvement is noticeable.

Did you use the automatic speaker set up feature?

If you have DVI on your TV then the Bravo D1 with DVI out is the only choice.

You might want to read up on digital recievers on this thread. Some people think they are incredible. wwwdotavsforumdotcom/avs-vb/showthreaddotphp?s=&threadid=304368&highlight=panasonic+45 note replace the letters dot with a .

You might want to read up on digital recievers on this thread. Some people think they are incredible. wwwavsforumcom/avs-vb/showthreadphp?s=&threadid=304368&highlight=panasonic+45