[Pack Dude]

Mine cost me aobut £1350 three months ago now i see http://www.komplett.co.uk/ are selling them for £995.

http://www.komplett.co.uk/k/ki.asp?a...1&p=20225&s=fp

[Smurfin]

old news mate, this is about the 4th thread on it

[calibos]

For Irish members interested in this PJ http://www.Komplett.ie are selling it for €1600inc VAT(€1300ex vat). I paid €2300 for mine 9 months ago

[cervaro]

And now just under £600 excluding delivery!

[calibos]

And the Lord said to the thread. "On the 8th month thou shalt be resurrected!"

will these guys do a dead pixel check, ive been umming and rrring about getting ones of these as a stop gap untill i can afford a 2k projector, well id almost decided to save for a ae300 and nice screen but at £600 im very very very tempted. even if it dies after 1000 hrs at just over £1 for most films thats a bargain

[pc99]

I just emailed them. They don't do a dead pixel check and they stick to the ISO standards regarding dead pixels.

So in other words, if you buy one from them and it's got a couple of dead pixels, you're stuck with it.

[paulefox]

what is the iso for dead pixels

[pc99]

The ISO standard is quite longwinded as you would expect.

Here a link to an article on Tom's Hardware guide, describing the standard.

http://www4.tomshardware.com/display...pixels-06.html

I think most home projectors fall into class 2 of the standard

It all boils down to up to 5 defective pixels is acceptable, depending on where they are on the screen. Therefore 3 right in the middle of the screen is less acceptable than 5 around the edge.

Hope this helps.