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You guys are definitely on the right track. The Mitsubishi is such an incredible value, it makes a lot of sense to purchase one as a stop-gap between now and the time when you eventually upgrade to 1080p.

Tim, Larry and Chris are absolutely right... the Mits has a great scaler - - unbeatable at this price. It's hard to find any real negatives at this price point. As far as I'm concerned, this projector is the perfect introduction to good quality front projection! Blu-Ray and HD DVD look...

Congrats, Larry!

I have to go with the expert opinion of the folks at Carada on this one. We discussed screen type for quite a while before deciding on the Brilliant White screen. I would recommend giving them a call to see what they recommend for your particular environment. My living room isn't white at all -...

Jack, I believe it will... however, I no longer am in possession of the projector to verify this. Let me check with Mitsubishi and get back to you...

Andy, Screens are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. You can get Academy Standard (4:3) - - this is the same ratio as a traditional TV -- 2.35:1, 1.85:1 or 1.78:1 - - which is better known as 16:9. All HD broadcasts are set over the air, satellite or cable as 16:9 images. IF you are...

The contrast ratio is relative. There are plenty of projectors with a ratio better than 2500:1 that will appear similar to this Mitsubishi. No digital projector can yet produce true black levels, so they all cheat by using brighter whites to make their version of black seem darker. So, while...

Those, unfortunately, have no effect on the colorspace.

I'll see if we can get a demo unit from Optoma... if so, we'll definitely do a review!

Mitsubishi HD1000 720p Front Projector Introduction: For many home theater aficionados, front projection is the final frontier of the home cinema experience. When one measures screen size in feet rather than inches, it is safe to say that the true cinema experience has found its way...