Search results for query: *

I went to their web site and its $35.99. It's not listed under their 40% off list.

On my Sony KDL55NX810 I did notice some ghosting in certain scenes especially at the end of HUGO but, most of it is eliminated on my Panasonic AE8000U front projector.

Yeah, I was thinking of the 82 inch or was it 84 inches model we had in the store. These DLP's do get brighter as you walk farther from the set.

Best Buy employees are the worst. There mostly high school kids making not much than the minimum wage. They have no incentitive to know anything about TV technology as they make the same amount of money whether they sell you a set or not. When I worked for P.C. Richard and Son, we had to be...

I bought mine when I working for an electronics store. With tax I paid less than $60 for three rechargeable Sony glasses.

And only the mono track and surround track survive for House of Wax. Don't know about Charge at Feather River.

Look at the bottom of the page shown below. You would order the posters and snipes from the same company.

Sorry. Fixed.

Yes, if you owned a movie theatre, you would receive a pressbook like this one: If you were showing the movie in 3D you could order movie posters like the ones below and add the 3-D snipe:

The VistaVision cameras he used for North by Northwest were also big. Picture below from the WideScreen Museum . Click on it for a larger version.

1.85 looks fine on the screen shots from dvdbeaver

1.85:1 on High-Def Digest

From the pressbook:

Projector Central has reviews of 3D front projectors.