For all you ballers...

[Leah]

New: Mitsubishi 92" 120Hz 1080p 3D DLP Projection HDTV for $3,000 + free shipping
TigerDirect via eBay offers the Mitsubishi 92" 120Hz 1080p 3D DLP Projection HD Television, model no. WD-92840, for $2,999.99 with free shipping. That's the lowest total price we could find by $419 and the least expensive 92" HDTV we've seen. This 255.2-lb. TV features a native resolution of 1920x1080 (1080p), 120Hz sub-frame rate, Bluetooth with A2DP audio streaming, Ethernet connectivity (with streaming from VUDU, YouTube, and Pandora, but not Netflix or Amazon Instant Video), USB, four HDMI inputs, and other video inputs.
Note: You'll need 3D glasses (sold separately) to view 3D content.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mitsubishi-WD-92840-92in-1080p-3D-DLP-HDTV-/320878018808

[bcoop]

Do want! Real bad!

[ceyko]

Meh, rather go projector probably if going that size.

[Txstang1]

Damn that sounds too cheap.

[Ratt]

DLP?

[Txstang1]

I didnt even notice the DLP part. Now it sounds to high....lol

[STRONGNUFF]

Same here, I thought "sweet, mancave is getting an upgrade to 92 inches " then I saw the DLP part

[bcoop]

I don't know why people knock DLP. I absolutely love mine. My living room is too bright for plasma. And I don't give a damn what anyone says, NO anti glare coating works as advertised.

[Chopped54]

DLP=Not Ballin

[Kenny_Stang]

I don't know why people knock DLP. I absolutely love mine. My living room is too bright for plasma. And I don't give a damn what anyone says, NO anti glare coating works as advertised.

The downsides to DLP are size (when compared to plasma/LCD/LED), weight (compared to LCD/LED), heat output (compared to LCD/LED), and bulb maintenance.

It seems that in your case, the DLP fits the bill and does not have the drawbacks of a plasma (glare). Most LCD/LED screens won't have issues with glare, but they're significantly more expensive.

[Stephen]

just bought 2 for the bathroom

[Leah]

just bought 2 for the bathroom

Yeah, I thought about it, but it wasn't worth replacing the 80" ones we have already...

[Lason]

DLP? No thanks Ill stick to 122" front projection. I will switch over when I can get a 100"+ LCD or Plasma for a reasonable price though.

[01vnms4v]

Yeah, I thought about it, but it wasn't worth replacing the 80" ones we have already...

I say YES! put 80" in bedroom above the bed

DLP? No thanks Ill stick to 122" front projection. I will switch over when I can get a 100"+ LCD or Plasma for a reasonable price though.

pics??

[Craizie]

The downsides to DLP are size (when compared to plasma/LCD/LED), weight (compared to LCD/LED), heat output (compared to LCD/LED), and bulb maintenance.

It seems that in your case, the DLP fits the bill and does not have the drawbacks of a plasma (glare). Most LCD/LED screens won't have issues with glare, but they're significantly more expensive.

I think the DLP has the LCD beat on weight. Unless they have changed something in the past year. I can lift a boxed 58" DLP by my self, no problems. A 58" LCD gives me quite the struggle. ANYTHING Panasonic makes is a heavy MFER. I'm pretty sure they pack their boxes with bricks instead of styrofoam.