Will I have to get a separate tuner for TV stations or can I just plug in my Sure West cable connection?
No. You should be able to hook up to the projector just like you did your RPTV. Use the component outputs (if you have them) to feed the projector.
Will it have places to plug in my other stuff, like my preamp/processor, DVD player, etc?
Do you plug your DVD, etc. into your preamp? How do you have it hooked up to your RPTV? I would use the same set again like you did with your Mits. The Panasonic has multiple inputs so you should be able to just plug the video outputs off your preamp right into the video inputs for the Panasonic.
As far as the screen goes. You would have to purchase a separate screen, place it on your wall and then project the image from the Panasonic on to it.
Oh, one other thing, is this one of the things that you'd recommend an extended warranty for. I'm assuming Panasonic offers them.
Extended warrarties are nice to have if you plan on keeping the projector for several years. Make sure that you get one that will cover bulb replacement costs.
Parker
No. You should be able to hook up to the projector just like you did your RPTV. Use the component outputs (if you have them) to feed the projector.
Will it have places to plug in my other stuff, like my preamp/processor, DVD player, etc?
Do you plug your DVD, etc. into your preamp? How do you have it hooked up to your RPTV? I would use the same set again like you did with your Mits. The Panasonic has multiple inputs so you should be able to just plug the video outputs off your preamp right into the video inputs for the Panasonic.
As far as the screen goes. You would have to purchase a separate screen, place it on your wall and then project the image from the Panasonic on to it.
Oh, one other thing, is this one of the things that you'd recommend an extended warranty for. I'm assuming Panasonic offers them.
Extended warrarties are nice to have if you plan on keeping the projector for several years. Make sure that you get one that will cover bulb replacement costs.
Parker