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From: man@bocar.UUCP (M Nevar)
Newsgroups: net.video
Subject: Information on Projection TV's wanted
Message-ID: <297@bocar.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 27-Mar-86 15:29:24 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 27 15:29:24 1986
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I am in the market for a projection tv, probably a front projection.
The best ones I have seen are the KLOSS units. I really didn't plan
on buying one when I saw them in person last, so I didn't play
close attention to the details.  In a recent issue of Video Review,
they listed all the current projection tv's available.  The list
puzzles me a bit.  If I remember correctly, there were 3 Kloss units
listed, all of which could be used with three different screen sizes.
The list stated that the screen was not included in the price.

Now tis is where I'm confused:

For the basic model (100A ??), it was listed three times all with the
same specs, except for the column of screen size and price, however
the screen is not included in the price !!!  Now was the table grossly
wrong or is there a difference in the unit based on what type of screen
you plan on using ?  Does anyone understand these beasts ?
If you own one, what screen size do you have, and are you satisfied ?
Any info you could give me would be helpful, especially from you owners.


Thanks in advance,

Mark Nevar