[wes.coleman]

It's freaking 103" and costs $70k! It weighs 215kg and stands 1.4 meters high and is 2.4 meters wide! I find it hard to believe this could be that much better than a 1080p projection system. Especially for the difference in cost.

If you want to buy one.

If you want to read the review.


edit: It's not exactly new. It debuted last summer, and went on sale spring '07.

 

[peter5812]

lol. I was going to buy a 42" panasonic plasma for 999$.

 

[infinitesymphony]

Wow... I'd tiptoe around that thing. Imagine if you had kids... Then imagine if you had kids who loved to play tennis on the Wii without using the wrist straps...

 

[kunuggs]

Quote:

Originally Posted by wes.coleman /img/forum/go_quote.gif It's freaking 103" and costs $70k! It weighs 215kg and stands 1.4 meters high and is 2.4 meters wide! I find it hard to believe this could be that much better than a 1080p projection system. Especially for the difference in cost.

I would say that I would MUCH rather have a front projector than this. In fact, you could buy something like the Sony 60 SXRD front projector and a 110" screen and then still have enough money left over for sony's 32,000 dollar 70" XBR LCD.

 

[rodeodude]

lol, Free Shipping

 

[jmmtn4aj]

Will this require a three-phase power supply?

 

[wes.coleman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmmtn4aj /img/forum/go_quote.gif Will this require a three-phase power supply?

I imagine you have to plug it into one of those power outlets that powers washing machines. I don't think a standard outlet would power it. Not even a 220v outlet.

 

[milkpowder]

It only comes with three years warranty?!

 

[nalth]

Saw it live a few weeks ago... SWEET.

But yes, a projector would make much more sense.