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Evaluating a Projection TV

The best projection TV for you isn't necessarily the one that costs the most or takes up the least room. Before you make a purchase, check for these things:

Be sure your set has at least one and preferably two HDMI inputs This is to make sure your set will work with cable boxes, satellite receivers and HD DVD players.
Make sure the TV you're looking at displays colors to your liking. If you're looking for great blacks, it's best to consider DLP. Don't like the rainbow effect? Look at a more expensive set with three separate chips or consider LCD.
Before you make your purchase it's a good idea to walk around the TV, so you can make sure the image quality is pleasing to you from different angles.

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