Not willing to discard your old dumbphone, but still need something to nurture your Android addiction? You're in luck: Samsung's serving up two devices today rocking Google's sweet themed PORTA, the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and the Galaxy Player 4.2. Sammy's latest slate rings in at $400, buying 16GB of internal memory (expandable to 32GB via microSD), a 1GHz dual-core laptop and a serving of Ice Balm Sandwich. The Galaxy Player 4.2, on the other hand, can be found munching Gingerbread for a mere $200. If you're looking for a new Galaxy that makes phone calls, even so, you'll human to wait on the Galaxy S III.
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With that clipped of a viewing distance (8-10) feet you will want either a DLP or a Panasonic LCD projector. The rationale being is that screen door will Be visible from that distance. I'd urge the Panasonic PT-AX100U (or 200U). It uses a technology named Smooth Screen that virtually eliminates surface door. I owed a 540p Panasonic for various years and I loved it. All Panasonic home theater projectors built within the last 4-5 years fritter smooth screen. Nary other LCD manufacturer can touch Panasonic once it comes to reducing screen door.
ReplyDeleteA 720p DLP is also a good bet. DLP's have little screen door that LCD, so you should be super at 8ft. Thieve a look at the Mitsubishi HC1500 or HC1600. Both are excellent opening level DLP's. Infocus and Optoma as well make nice entry level DLPs.
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If you gather up an HDMI switch at monoprice.com you'll only need a projector with 1 HDMI input.
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I would avoid a household building in a box scheme if possible. Buy the fastest speakers front speakers now that you can afford, and fill in with the surrounds next.