I'll try to be brief...
OK. Gateways used to be re-branded Sampos, which in turn were rebranded Fujitsus and Samsungs. Not sure what they're doing now, except that they're still rebranding.
Plasma is a good choice for home theater, as are projectors. Lamp life on an average projector is 2000-3000 hours (check out http://www.projectorcentral.com/ for detailed per unit breakdown)
Projectors are good because they can be used anywhere; a rooftop, a cold beer, and a HD picture 12 feet across is a nice combination. DLP has come a long way for those of you subject to the "rainbow effect". The DLP colour wheels are spinning ever faster, reducing the possibility that they will in fact make you sick.
LCDs have come a long way too (check out http://www.projectorcentral.com/lcd_dlp.htm for a pro and con examination of each.)
Finially, here's our web page. Any questions, drop me a line. http://www.avdeals.com
Also, here's another link that might help clarify some of these issues: http://www.avdeals.com/classroom/learning_resource s.htm
Regards,
Thomas
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I'll try to be brief... OK. Gateways used to be re-branded Sampos, which in turn were rebranded Fujitsus and Samsungs. Not sure what they're doing now, except that they're still rebranding. Plasma is a good choice for home theater, as are projectors. Lamp life on an average projector is 2000-3000 hours (check out http://www.projectorcentral.com/ for detailed per unit breakdown) Projectors are good because they can be used anywhere; a rooftop, a cold beer, and a HD picture 12 feet across is a nice combination. DLP has come a long way for those of you subject to the "rainbow effect". The DLP colour wheels are spinning ever faster, reducing the possibility that they will in fact make you sick. LCDs have come a long way too (check out http://www.projectorcentral.com/lcd_dlp.htm for a pro and con examination of each.) Finially, here's our web page. Any questions, drop me a line. http://www.avdeals.com Also, here's another link that might help clarify some of these issues: http://www.avdeals.com/classroom/learning_resource s.htm
Regards,
Thomas