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popularDmytro_B posted Yesterday 7:37 PM

Sony BRAVIA Projector 8 - 4K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector with Native 4K SXRD Panel, Black or White $15998

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Sony BRAVIA Projector 8 - 4K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector with Native 4K SXRD Panel

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Sony BRAVIA Projector 8 - 4K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector with Native 4K SXRD Panel

On Amazon $15,998.00
Black [amazon.com]
White [amazon.com]

On Best Buy $15,999.99
Black [bestbuy.com]
White [bestbuy.com]

On PC Richard & Son $15,999.99
Black [pcrichard.com]
White [pcrichard.com]

On B&H Photo Video $15,998.00
Black [bhphotovideo.com]
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On Sony $15,999.99
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LowAndCheapYesterday 7:45 PM
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Good deal, but unless you want a 135"-150" pic, why would anyone buy this over a flat panel these days? I'm genuinely curious as a projector owner myself.
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jaydillyoYesterday 8:06 PM
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Quote from LowAndCheap :
Good deal, but unless you want a 135"-150" pic, why would anyone buy this over a flat panel these days? I'm genuinely curious as a projector owner myself.
Acoustically transparent screen with speakers behind it.
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GeoffreyK24Yesterday 8:49 PM
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Quote from LowAndCheap :
Good deal, but unless you want a 135"-150" pic, why would anyone buy this over a flat panel these days? I'm genuinely curious as a projector owner myself.
Where did the 135"-150" come from? This model shows specs of throwing images from 39.82"-200.87".
I'm not saying I would invest in this particular model but the simplest answer is the immersion that comes from a projector is difficult to get from a TV. Yes, there are large panel displays available at lower prices than ever but for most anyone who would consider a serious model projector, there are a lot of factors that can play in and especially if you are working on or already have a home theater setup.
Beyond that, I don't think I ever want to invest in a massive panel TV for the simple fact that I don't want to even think about the nightmare that comes with deliveries/transport/damage/warranties/etc. That's just me though. I figure with my luck, I would get one of those 98" behemoths unboxed and it have a flicker or a line down the panel and I don't know if there would be enough curse words in all of the world's languages to temper how I would respond lol.
That being said, do whatever makes the most sense for you and your situation! Everyone has a different setup, space, needs, interests, yada yada
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WT*, man? This is the laptop section.
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dattguyToday 1:22 AM
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Quote from GeoffreyK24 :
Where did the 135"-150" come from? This model shows specs of throwing images from 39.82"-200.87". I'm not saying I would invest in this particular model but the simplest answer is the immersion that comes from a projector is difficult to get from a TV. Yes, there are large panel displays available at lower prices than ever but for most anyone who would consider a serious model projector, there are a lot of factors that can play in and especially if you are working on or already have a home theater setup. Beyond that, I don't think I ever want to invest in a massive panel TV for the simple fact that I don't want to even think about the nightmare that comes with deliveries/transport/damage/warranties/etc. That's just me though. I figure with my luck, I would get one of those 98" behemoths unboxed and it have a flicker or a line down the panel and I don't know if there would be enough curse words in all of the world's languages to temper how I would respond lol. That being said, do whatever makes the most sense for you and your situation! Everyone has a different setup, space, needs, interests, yada yada
Agreed, also similarly should you move a large panel would be fragile to move to the next house. Projectors are infinitely more portable. Projectors can provide a more film-like experience that panels can't
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sdslickerToday 2:23 AM
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Quote from dattguy :
Agreed, also similarly should you move a large panel would be fragile to move to the next house. Projectors are infinitely more portable. Projectors can provide a more film-like experience that panels can't
Film-like experience? Most moviehouses don't even use film anymore.

This is retro technology for people who also prefer vinyl.

I'd rather move a 98" flat panel than install, uninstall, and then reinstall a projector. And, with the price difference, I could buy a headache-free moving experience and still have plenty money leftover for several more moves.
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sdslickerToday 2:27 AM
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Quote from GeoffreyK24 :
Where did the 135"-150" come from? This model shows specs of throwing images from 39.82"-200.87". I'm not saying I would invest in this particular model but the simplest answer is the immersion that comes from a projector is difficult to get from a TV. Yes, there are large panel displays available at lower prices than ever but for most anyone who would consider a serious model projector, there are a lot of factors that can play in and especially if you are working on or already have a home theater setup. Beyond that, I don't think I ever want to invest in a massive panel TV for the simple fact that I don't want to even think about the nightmare that comes with deliveries/transport/damage/warranties/etc. That's just me though. I figure with my luck, I would get one of those 98" behemoths unboxed and it have a flicker or a line down the panel and I don't know if there would be enough curse words in all of the world's languages to temper how I would respond lol. That being said, do whatever makes the most sense for you and your situation! Everyone has a different setup, space, needs, interests, yada yada
I think the sizing logic proposed is sound. Smaller than 135", and you're better off with a flat panel. And bigger than 150", and you're getting close to the limit of the specs which means the image is getting dim. The proposed 135-150" is probably the sweet spot.

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