One big downside is Panasonic's one year warrenty. My PT-AE700U just died after 18 months (not the bulb) so I am rather reluctant to invest in them again. Sony and Mitsubishi both have 2 years while Sanyo does 3 year. Why is Panasonic afraid to stand behind their products?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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