hahaha!   

anyways.. what's the serious problem with your AX-100 again?

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Added on April 22, 2007, 3:24 pm



when I'm ready to get a new 1080p proj then only press the prices again with the suppliers ..currently I got a 600hour underused AE-900 with a spare bulb to boot...need to burn more bulb hours 1st..before considering next purchase..

Yalo,

Change for de newest AE1k and get it from Bro Tim at cutrate price of erh how much, bro???

A bit of publicity for u ... bro Tim
Dirtrun

Also I paid close to $10K for the AE300 then, how to justify now? 
Any ?

To Jack28HT and peace228,

Wow, Home Theatre Projector veterans here.... an AE200 and an AE300 owner.  Welcome to the discussion.  I believe that your projectors have served you well...2.5k hours is very impressive indeed.

But 3 years or more has passed and the world of projectors have improved 10 fold since.  If funds are not an issue, then I would advice that you go straight for a 1080p projector.  Full HD is right around the corner and if I were to purchase one today, I would go for 1080p... prolly the JVC RS1

I have the Epson TW700 which I bought more than 2 months ago.  Seems like ages ago now.  Currently clocked over 50 hours with no major complains.  Picture is sharp as a needle, enough lumens to view in the afternoon with bright sunlight filtering in from the outside.  Colours so amazing that it pops out of the screen... or wall in my case.  With Blacks unheard of for LCD at this price.

The Epson TW700 uses the D5 organic LCD panel, but there has not been any report of burn in on this panel.  Incidently Panny also uses the same panel but it has encountered many problems compared to the Epson.  This is probably due to an inherent design flaw with the Panny. 

The only gripe I have with my Epson TW700 is that its a 720p projector and as such SDE is visible but only when I go looking for it.  However if the movie is exciting and I am fully immersed in the storyline, I dun notice it at all.

Bro Tim, are you SURE you can get AX1K at only 6K+??????

psp, you must be working in mediaplex?

Woo~ 2 people up for it already?

Now all we have to do is wait.

Going to Mediaplex tomorrow to see the HC5000 again. Since no school.

a hd source feeded into a non hd TV = no diff

a non HD source feeded into a HD tv = a lil diff only.

correct me if wrong.

Venom isn't dead, Eddie is

the symbiote continues to be a parasite, and will later spawn other symbiotes- Carnage, shriek, etc.

Carnage is the stronger than Spidey and Venom combines, and in Ultimate Carnage, venom and spider-man had to join forces.

end of OT

Hahaha,

How I wish ... but  I dont have lobang for Posto stuff  - mine shipped from Sg (it came all de way from USA in a sub box la) oso roundabout route takes abt a week one ...

Bro any updates on your ax100 issues?

Cheers
Dirtrun

Bro Tim,

For de sake of others... u got pm bro...

Cheers
Dirtrun

Kekeke...

I got too excited. DO you know that I donno what to do for whole week when I don't have the proejctor?

Hehehe,

On de AE1000 1080p PJ , IMO , if you are going HD source(BR or HD DVD) then go for it, if not - even upscaled SDVD ... well to me not worth it la - just to watch S DVD's...
BTW Pls PM me de price dat they offer you ... who knows maybe I can help you sell at a profit....

Cheers
Dirtrun

Hi,

BR cheapest player is de PS3 and Tosh is de default HD DVD and which you gonna choose - or get both .... wak bottomless pocket lo...

Hehehe
Dirtrun

Let me weigh in on this....

I mentioned earlier that if I am buying a projector today, I would go for a 1080p resolution projector.  If anything, just to guard against the investment of the initial outlay.  1080p is very quickly becoming the default.  And the beauty of it is that you do not have to plonk another handful of dosh for HD or BR just yet.  You can still wait another 6 months to a year then decide what to do on that front.  But all the time you are safe in the knowledge that your projector is ready to go 1080.  If you get 720p projector then if 6 months down the line you want to go HD/BR.... the initial outlay for the 720p projector is most probably sunk, plus you have another outlay to get a 1080p projector.  Granted you may be able to get a 1080p at today's 720p prices... but there is no guarantee.

So in the end you may be paying more.  That said, I am not sure if I would choose the Panny... go shop around.  Not sure what your dealer carries....  Note that all 1080p do not have the high lumen output compared to the current crop of 720p.

TW700 is the same as the 810.

Why not go to your dealer and do a shootout comparison with few models, instead of doing all that research? What choices of projectors do they have?

Maybe can shootout the Epson, Panny, Infocus, Benq, etc... will be fun to see.

Bad luck on the panny experience.

If Panny dealer, why are you considering Epson?