Review: Projectors Come With Pros, Cons

November 8, 2006 Review: Projectors Come With Pros, Cons (AP)

Mitsubishi's HD1000U home theater projector is shown Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006 in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

(AP) -- So you just got a 42-inch high-definition TV set and you think you've caught up with the Joneses. Well, how about I tell you I was just watching a 90-inch image at home, with equipment that cost about the same as a plasma TV? Any buyer's remorse?

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