You can get one from an avsforum member for this price, perhaps one of the
top two with warranty.

I do reccomend it.

"HeadRusch" wrote in message
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I think you mean:

You can buy a USED CRT projector........and unless you know the person
selling it, I wouldn't advise that.


"comcast" wrote in message
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With $2K you can buy a crt projector that equals or betters a $12k
digital.

You must be able to learn to set it up, and forgiving of their large
size.

I second www.avsforum.com


"HeadRusch" wrote in message
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I have been thinking about doing a projection screen HDTV using a
projector. I am a novice on projectors. What low budget projectors
do
you recommend that can handle HDTV? Also, my room is a large 2-story
room with natural light coming in from everywhere. Will a projector
working in there?

Basically, no. If you have no light control, everything you watch
will
be
washed out
until the room is dark. Just like a movie theatre, the room has to be
dark
to get
the color and contrast out of the image.

I saw one at Sam's Club, "InFocus® ScreenPlay 110 HDTV Projector",
$1,988.00.

For what its worth, there are few Digital projectors on the market
that
just
came out
that retail for about $2 grand, and are capable of producing a 720p
high
def
image,
but not a 1080i image. By that I mean, they will produce them (you
can
watch them)
but the projectors themselves dont have enough pixels to show the full
resolution of 1080i.
The two models are the Panasonic PT-L500U and the Sanyo PLV-Z2.

Go here for a review.
http://www.projectorcentral.com/sany...ic_pt_L500.htm

Light is the biggest enemy of any display technology, but front
projectors
are the worst.