1. Posted: Jun 24 2008

   seems to be attractive. some more accessories can make it super attractive.

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1. Posted: Mar 12 2008

   -GREAT COLOR!!!(Its LCD!) -Unless watching within 3 feet, I can not tell the Screen door effect. (IMO people are bit sensitive about this) -Lens shift feature is great.(Almost no limit where you place) -Remote is good.(Well build) -NO RAINBOW EFFECT!! Very fast response for a LCD projector. (I play action games. If its DLP projector, my eyes will get tired real quick. Also for DLP, when I track a fast motion, I will see a Rainbow effect really bad. You know its a projector, very big screen we are talking about...imagine how fast your eye moves.) -Very quiet. -Accepts 1080p/24fps,50fps,60fps -Too dark to watch during the day. If you are thinking to use as a big screen during the day, I do not recommend. Bigger the screen, Darker the screen. Well... just close the blind or curtain. No problem. -You might feel bit expensive for a 720p projector. 1080p projector is still expensive and blue-ray is just getting started. If you really want to buy a Home theater projector now, consider buying a 720p projector. Like Sony AW15, Mitsubishi HC1500, Optoma HD65 or Epson PowerLite 720. Wait for a year or so. 1080p projector prices are dropping really fast these days. I am pretty sure 1080p will be the standard in the future but not ready yet for few years.

2. Posted: Jan 12 2008

   I bought Sony Bravia VPL-AW15 3LCD projector recently and installed it myself. I was earlier using Epson Home 10+ for over a year and wanted to move to a better one. I found the Sony unit very impressive. Picture quality in terms of sharpness, colors and contrast is simply superb. On my 106" screen, the image quality is absolutely pleasing. I have installed my projector with a universal ceiling mount. The only little problem was that the mounting bolt holes on this projector are metric (M5)! - rather uncommon in North America. Searching for the right length of M5 screws/bolts was a little difficult; but once done, the effort was well worth. Picture adjustment to fit the screen is very easy even for a novice. This projector has a HDMI connection plus component inputs. The manual mentions that the unit accepts 1080P input as well. I have not tested this yet, but projection from my current DVD player (non-Blu-ray) itself - via HDMI, of course - looks so impressive with the new Sony projector, that many of my friends actually believed that I was playing a Blu-ray disc. I had done much research before selecting this projector and had high expectations when I opened the box and installed my projector. The picture I saw on the screen was truly stunning - way above my already high expectations. This was easily the most rewarding purchases in my recent memory.

3. Posted: Oct 31 2007

   Great Projector. But don't buy it here. List is $1299 and SONY style gave a $100 discount!

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1. Posted: May 12 2007

   Tv has a fair picture but not as bright and clear as I had hoped. DVD is easy to use and compatible with all Movies we have played. It is a good buy but not a 5 star TV by any means.

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