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" It was tough making the selections for our 2006 Editor&amp;#039;s Choice Awards. The CES show floor is an over-the-top electronic landscape; 1.6 million sq. ft. of stuff that makes you say, &amp;quot;That is so cool!&amp;quot; Some practical, some not. It&amp;#039;s hard to fit everything in. One of the buzzwords at the show this year was Home Cinema. Not Home Theater, but Home Cinema, as in life-size images on a mammoth screen inside your home. We didn&amp;#039;t quite have the room for a high-def video projector in our awards, but I want to tell you about a great entry-level model from the high-end video company Optoma. The HD72 is a true 720p DLP projector that gives you a sharp, bright image up to 104 in. in size at a projection distance of 12 ft. Check some of these specs: a powerful 1300 lumens, 5000:1 contrast ratio and wide compatibility with input devices (HDMI, DVI-I, component video, S-video, composite video). It&amp;#039;s about the size and weight of a standard abridged dictionary. The price: $2000. Can you get 104-in. of big-screen TV for $2000? The HD72 is a tempting option if you&amp;#039;re the kind of person who visits The Internet Movie Database a lot. Sitting in the welcome dark and comfort of Optoma&amp;#039;s demonstration room, my impression was, &amp;quot;This is like being at the movies.&amp;quot; Nice. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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