Well, if you only spent $800 for your projector, DVD player and surround system, you not exactly in the demographic for HDM. Especially since your projector, considering what you probably paid for it, is most likely not even HD. With out a HD display, there really is no point in a HDM player.
However, someone with a HD display. A $99 HD-DVD player is more than a sound investment to get the best possible picture you can get. Especially if you are talking a projector on a larger screen, which most people push their projector beyond their limits (like the el cheapo infocus x1, x2 and x3... should never be pushed much past about 80", let alone 100"), the added detail is only going to help (as long as it is a HD projector and not a ED or SVGA).
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Well, if you only spent $800 for your projector, DVD player and surround system, you not exactly in the demographic for HDM. Especially since your projector, considering what you probably paid for it, is most likely not even HD. With out a HD display, there really is no point in a HDM player.
However, someone with a HD display. A $99 HD-DVD player is more than a sound investment to get the best possible picture you can get. Especially if you are talking a projector on a larger screen, which most people push their projector beyond their limits (like the el cheapo infocus x1, x2 and x3... should never be pushed much past about 80", let alone 100"), the added detail is only going to help (as long as it is a HD projector and not a ED or SVGA).