Typical price: £10,000
What is it: Premium 'Full HD' DLP projector
What we think: Far too pricey for most people, yet the HT3000E is so good it's actually worth the money
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Reviewed on: 7 November 2007
Tags: sim2, pixel, motion, contrast
We like:
Stunning image quality with class-leading black levels, brightness and motion; good connectivity; fair feature count
We don't like:
Not easy to use; demands that you have 10 grand burning a hole in your pocket
CNET UK judgement:
There's no doubt that with a price tag of £10k, for most of us the Sim2 HT3000E will be nothing more than a tantalising glimpse into the lifestyle of the rich and famous. But of course, just because most of us could never afford one doesn't mean that it's not blindingly good
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