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InFocus announced the launch of the InFocus ScreenPlay 777, a new three-chip DLP home cinema projector that brings the performance of commercial digital cinema to the elite home theater connoisseur. With a unique industrial design, powerful three-chip performance, and unmatched image quality, the InFocus ScreenPlay 777 is the ideal projector for consumers who demand the very best in home cinema technology.

Using similar three-chip technology found in professional digital cinemas, the InFocus ScreenPlay 777 has three Mustang HD2+, native 720p high-definition DMD's by Texas Instruments. Combined with award-winning InFocus ScreenPlay innovation and the same intuitive electronics and connections as other ScreenPlay projectors, the InFocus ScreenPlay 777 projects 2,000 lumens of stunning brightness with 3000:1 contrast ratio, resulting in flawless home cinema performance. The projector produces breathtaking colors, incredible brightness for large-screen home cinemas and amazing contrast for perfect detail.

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HiDefBob

Very cool. How much?

Richard...this thing smells really expensive!...Their web site doesn't even show a suggested retail price (which isn't a good sign).

http://www.infocushome.com/amer/eng/products/screenplay/sp777.asp#

>>Richard...this thing smells really expensive!

Oh. That was expected. Maybe, $30K? At $20K it might be a steal.

I guarantee you will have no rainbow issues though...