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SIZE MATTERS! We're talking
about television screen size here. For less than $10,000, you could be the proud owner of the new top-of-the-line Sharp LC-65SE94U 65 inch 1080p LCD flat panel TV. For about $75,000, you
could purchase the Panasonic 103 inch plasma flat panel TV - including the optional wall mount bracket or pedestal stand! If you want to drop that kind of cash, you should definitely at least consider installing a front projector and projection screen inside a dedicated home theater room.
Get More Screen For Less Green! If you've ever thought to yourself "I don't need no stinkin'
flat screen" or something similar (perhaps you've got a really large
room, or you don't see yourself needing to wall-mount your new HDTV), a rear projection big screen TV offers incredible bang for
your buck! For example, the Mitsubishi 73 inch 1080p DLP rear projection HDTV pictured
above is still available clearance priced for under $3000 WHILE THEY LAST! |
Projection-TVs.com is the best rear projection screen television comparison shopping website currently online. You can easily compare prices and features on popular rear projection TVs from
6 of the best projection TV brands to buy. While Samsung and Mitsubishi are still in the game, so to speak, JVC, Panasonic, Sony, and Toshiba have all discontinued
production of rear projection TVs and are heavily discounting and selling off what rear projection TV inventory remains. Projection TVs have screen size measurements as little as 37 inches to as much 73 inches when measuring the
distance from one corner of the screen to the diagonally opposite corner.
HD Programming If you plan on viewing
more that just your local HD TV stations, you may need an external HD receiver. All of the rear projection TVs featured on
this site have at least a built-in ATSC HDTV tuner that allows you to pick up any local HD broadcast network channels by just connecting an HDTV antenna. You'll probably also want to consider adding a 1080p Blu-ray Disc / (HD) DVD player.
Home Theater Although
all rear projection TVs have stereo speakers built-in, you would definitely be short changing yourself, family, and friends to NOT connect your big screen TV to separate home theater receiver and surround sound speaker system. On a budget? Consider a home theater system in a box.
What else? Keep in mind that you'll probably also need to purchase additional A/V cables and speaker wire, as well as a Monster Power Center surge protector, in order to properly connect and protect your entire system. You may also need to buy some new projection TV furniture to hold your television and A/V components.
3 1080p Rear Projection TVs Under $1500! |
