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If throw distance is short, should I bother with projection?

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09-18-2012, 11:55 PM	#18
filmbuddy Active Member Top contributor Member since:Jan 2009 4K collection:982 Blu-ray collection:4812 DVD collection:570 Digital collection:1	AlaskaDon, thanks for the suggestion. I'm no longer worried about my throw distance since all you guys have told me about your success stories. Is 100" screen (16x9) too big if I'm only 9-10 feet away? I think I've discounted the Epson in favor of the Panasonic. The BenQ7000 seems to be pretty popular around here as well. Are there ever any Black Friday deals on projectors? Like I said, I can be patient if I know a good deal is around the corner.

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