I live on the West Side of Los Angeles and my local TWC office is in Culver City. This morning I checked and, of the long list, we only have 450 USAHD and 451 CNBCHD.

I live on the West Side of Los Angeles and my TWC local office is in Culver City. I checked this morning and of the long list of supposed new channels we have only 450 USAHD and 451 CNBCHD.

In your story you have an estimated cost of $17,000 but you then link to a story that quotes the cost to be $30,000?

Engadget's headline for this story uses the phrase "multimedia projectors" but, I believe that phrase it too vague, as we can see on Epson's website at:
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/hubProjectors.jsp
the term "multimedia projectors" refers to three types of projectors, "educational", "business" and "home theater". The better procedure would be for a story to have in the headline, or at least in the story, whether the unit is for home theater use.

These two projectors are not for "home theater" as they do not have 16:9 native aspect ratio, nor do they have any hdmi or component video imputs.
www.aboutprojectors.com/Epson-PowerLite-83+-projector.html has the description of the 83+ and they have the 882+ at
www.aboutprojectors.com/Epson-PowerLite-822+-projector.html
Usually I find that the word "educational" or "business" indicates that a projector may not be used very well for home theater (multimedia type) use.

I am lucky!

I AM random