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Now I am a bit worried. If there are no instore units, and they are only taking orders....what guarentee do I have I will get one? Also, the online price is 599$. Will there be a one day only 100$ rebate in store available? Will this rebate be made avaiable to online shoppers? Now I got my panties in a bunch.

All but the InFocus at Staples ONLY have RGB (computer), S-Video, or Composite Video inputs. Watching any kind of moives from a DVD player via S-Video will NOT be pleasent on a very large screen due to the very limited resolution of S-Video. The InFocus has Component inputs which will allow it to display much sharper images...IF your DVD player has that output. Can you watch regular cable on any of the projectors? That all depends upon your equipment. If you don't have a cable\satallite box and only have a Coax (single black cable) from your wall to your TV, then NO you will not be able to use any of these projectors. (None of them have TV tuners). You could use a VCR as a tuner and hook it to any of these projectors IF the VCR has Composite output. However be forwarned, a "decent" picture on a 27" TV will look simply horrible on a 90" screen especially via Composite output. Hope this helps! :)

Just a bit hostile don't ya think? If you took the time to read all the posts, you would realize the posters in the thread are ASKING for that info?!?! Instead of proclaiming your greatness, why not be usefull and provide said information?!?!

OK!! I found it on the typed out list. Funny thing is I don't see it on the ad scans. (Where I was originally looking).

Again, I must REALLY be blind, because on the three pages for the Staples ad...there is NO projector?!?! GOD I must be blind?!?!

Where do you see the Infocus SP4805 on the Staples ad? Am I blind!?!?