Before or after reading this review commentary, you can click on this link- or at the bottom - for the full multi-page review of the Sony HS51A projectorA note on Panasonic PT-AE900u projector pricing - 5/06: Throughout this review we refer to the Panasonic PT-AE900u home theater projector as a projector that sells for over $2000. Even our March 06 update still indicates that the price is in the $2000 range. To assist those of you on a budget, here's the "latest" info relating to street pricing: Dealers are still typically offering the Panasonic PT-AE900u for around $1995 to $2095. However there are huge rebates currently in place. Buy your PTAE900u in May, for example, and the rebate is a check for $400, plus a Blockbuster rental card valued at $300 additional (actually it gives you a credit for 40 movie or game rentals). If you net out the cash, and even figure the Blockbuster card as being worth only half of the $300 Blockbuster rates it at, and you still have a $550 savings making the pricing of the Panasonic PT-AE900u very attractive at $1500 or even less. -ed.Canon Realis SX50 LCOS Projector Review - An Incredibly Affordable SXGA+ Resolution Projector with Breakthrough Price PerformanceMitsubishi HC-3: This Widescreen, Low-Cost, Exceptionally Bright, LCD projector, is great for sports, TV/HDTV.Mitsubishi HC3 home theater lcd projector - front view I like this projector. One of my complaints about most home theater projectors - at any price, is that they are not designed to handle ambient light. Now the HC-3 isn't dazzling bright - it can't handle a room with windows and no shades on a sunny day, but it can do a very respectable job on a 92" or 100" screen with a couple of lights on in the room. And that's more than other competing projectors can do. I make this point because if you have a few people around to watch a football (substitute your favorite sport) game, you probably don't want to do it in the dark.