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I did not take the test myself so I am relying on an inside source who was knowledgeable about the test and its results. This was a tightly controlled experiment comparing the two resolutions. I can tell you that I know of a manufacturer who conducted 'blind' tests (no, not with blind people - where the viewer did not know which one he was viewing) and conclusively determined that there was NO difference between these two formats, both High Definition.

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When I'm ready to upgrade again in a year or two I'm sure the high-lumen 1080 projectors will have come down to a reasonable price.

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I'm 12ft away from a 106 inch screen and I've never looked back at buying my bright little 720p (for $500 ) ) In my case, the resolution if far outweighed by a dim picture. Like the others before me have said, it depends what your source material is and how far you are from your screen. Was there a difference in detail between the 1080s' and my 720? That's subjective. Nighttime was fine, all of them worked beautifully, but I work nights and have 2 kids so daytime viewing is common in my house. 1080p projectors offering the same lumens started at 4x the price. The 1080s' were almost unwatchable during the day while my 720 can put up a decently bright picture. The difference in picture brightness was staggering. My 'theater' is my main living room and has large windows on 3 walls. The deciding factor ended up being the lumens. I bought and returned three 1080p projectors before settling on a 720p. I was on a similar budget as well, sub-$1k. I upgraded my projector last year and had this same problem.

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