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Thats 576p. Well below 720p. Not HD. Why put such a projector on EngadgetHD?

It is a nice product...but it's not a good choice for an HD home theater, because it's not HD. Anybody investing in 1080p blu-ray or HD cable/satellite/OTA services would be silly to downconvert it all to 576p.

You're posting debates about "should I replace my 720p TV with 1080p" -- who on Engadget HD would want to settle for 576p?

We hear enough debate about the screen size/viewing distance at which 720p and 1080p are distinguishable...but the whole point of a projector is to make a big screen. In a home theater, a projected 80" 576p image is not going to look too nice, methinks. Why not stick to actual HD-capable projectors here on EngadgetHD?]]>Mar 6th 2008 8:30PMhttp://hd.engadget.com/2008/03/06/nec-intros-network-ready-vt800-projector/http://hd.engadget.com/2008/03/06/nec-intros-network-ready-vt800-projector/Mar 7th 2008 2:07AMhttp://hd.engadget.com/2008/03/06/nec-intros-network-ready-vt800-projector/http://hd.engadget.com/2008/03/06/nec-intros-network-ready-vt800-projector/Mar 7th 2008 8:26AM