Hi everyone, I've had my Sanyo Z3000 since July and the pixel convergence is bad. Looking at a white horizontal line, red pixels are 100% separated, sitting one full pixel above where they should be. I shipped the projector back to Sanyo Canada, they examined it and shipped it back, stating that everything was within factory specs. When I called I was told the technicians are factory trained so if they say it's within spec, then the projector is fine. So, here are my questions: are the red pixels REALLY within spec? Am I wrong? What's my next step? Do I just live with it or is there someone else I can speak to? Thanks for your advice.

Hi All, Having read this on the 'projector news' page of this website, can anyone direct me to where I can buy this projector for the quoted price? "Now that prices on the Sanyo Z3000 have dropped below $2,000 with a mail in rebate, this model deserves another look as well. It currently represents an outstanding value for those who have light controlled viewing space and want the best possible 1080p picture under $2,000" This is the page: http://www.projectorcentral.com/projector_news.cfm Best regards, Felix

I'm trying to create a home theater but on a budget. Since getting a real comparative idea of the in-reality image difference between a 720p and 1080p projector is so hard, perhaps those who know can help me. So, what is the real difference between 720 and 1080 projectors in terms of viewing enjoyability and clarity? I'll just say now, I probably will not purchase a Blueray player anytime soon, so 1080p stuff will be a rarity for me. It is it really worth it to throw in the more bucks to jump from 720 to 1080? Thanks.