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Seymour AV is still developing screens. They got right back to me and said my screen was ok for 4k (even 8k). They have newer screens that are better for 4k at 9 feet (where I sit). They said I might see the weave of the screen fabric with 4k, but not enough to be a big problem. Huh, I expected a ...

CJ, not sure about what tech I'd go with. My current one is LCD. I'm quite happy with the blacks and color rendition. I don't need laser. I haven't really spent any time researching yet. It would be a hard sell with the CFO unless my Panny blows up.


What screen do you have if you don't mind ...

Hmm, this does sound like a good one. Thanks!

Quick movie reviews.

My first one:

"Star Trek: Section 13." I was excited about a new premise inside the Star Trek universe. The film was horribly campy and silly, and I dumped out at the 20-minute mark. Disappointed.


Never even heard of this one. Sounds like I'm not missing anything.

CJ, not sure about what tech I'd go with. My current one is LCD. I'm quite happy with the blacks and color rendition. I don't need laser. I haven't really spent any time researching yet. It would be a hard sell with the CFO unless my Panny blows up.

I still have my original Panasonic HD projector which I still love. I have a 103" acoustically transparent screen. I'd like to get a 4k projector but am concerned that my AT screen might not be adequate for the extra resolution. Looking for anyone that may have gone down this path or have ...