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To: Angela who wrote (2992)	2/6/1998 4:08:00 PM
From: Scott Moody	Respond to of 6180

Does anyone know what the resolution of HDTV is supposed to be. This new DLP projector of TI's is interesting. (See News) "DLP Technology Advances by Texas Instruments Will Dramatically Expand Market for Ultraportable Projectors" Well I couldn't make the hyperlink work, but its the last couple of days news. Anyway, why couldn't you just buy a HDTV receiver without a screen and use the DLP projector as the screen. That's what I do now with regular TV. I have a LCD projector and when I have company over for a football game, etc. I just plug the LCD into the TV and project the image onto a slide screen. Voila large screen TV ca. 6 ft. The resolution is not that good but it works. This of course will work only if the DLP is not to expensive. The LCD I have I had to buy for my business and it cost more than a large screen TV, but since I had it why not use it. Scott p.s. The LCD I have is huge, weighs ca. 40 lbs and is appx 16x24x8. Not very portable, but I make do.