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RE: I'm sorry...

Posted by Jack G on September 12, 2007 at 06:16:36:
Different technologies have different pluses and minuses. If I was interested in a 100" screen, I'ld get a FP.
I'm looking for 65-70". At those sizes, plasma and FP (1080p) are in the same price range. Note: There may be some cheap 1080p projectors coming soon.
Why not go FP?
1) I don't want to have to rewire my room to accommodate FP.
2) Ambient light IS still an issue.
3) Screens are butt ugly when not in use, and retractable isn't feasible.
4) I actually prefer the look of plasma over FP

I admit, that these things are personal preferences and choices, and can easily see others preferring other directions, but that's OK too.
Just my 2 cents,
Jack