Projector for home-use
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whatever your budget is theres a projector to suit.
i got one last year 800x600 one for £300 or something like that.
does me fine for PS3, Bluerays & Dvds.You can spend a bit more and get a 1024x768 one but youll be talking £500-600(ish)
Then if you want to go HD you are talking £700+ to the sky is your limit.
I have a small crap tv that I use for watching the "tv" on - i.e breakfast programs, the news, soaps and crap but when I want an "experience" for watching a film, sport or playing PS3 i close all the shutters on the windows and fire on the projector.
I LOVE it and id much rather have one than a large obscene flatscreen.
Its my living room wall thats the screen.
My screen is 92 inches :)Your only restriction on size is the width/length of your room.
If youve got a narrow room or want a massive screen you might consider getting a short-throw projector.
Always worth getting in touch with wholesale places that supply schools and offices with projectors.
You should definitely get one rather than a new tv. you WONT regret it believe me. And you'll have all your mates coming round to play your console, watch films and sport.
P.S the girls like it too for a snuggle on the sofa with some popcorn and watching a movie ;) (an excuse to get the lights off lol)