Optoma MovieTime Home Theater DLP Projector With Built-In DVD Player
Great All-in-One Projector
Impressive little projector for the money.  Only real complaint is with the power cord.  It is cheap and made with a soft rubber compound that tends to lose the connection if the power cord is moved around.  Replace it with a better power cord to avoid this problem.<br /><br />When using the stereo output (ie, RCA mini-jack) rather than the optical audio out, you'll likely find that the output volume is way too low to feed a stereo reciever.  The output jack seems to be at high impedance levels.  Therefore, if your receiver has a Phono input, use it instead of a CD or Tape input.  This will give you much stronger audio with a stereo receiver. I was also getting some 60 Hz hum when using the stereo output to my stereo receiver, but solved it with a RadioShack \\"Ground Loop Isolator\\" ($17).<br /><br />If you want a cheap screen, trying using Foam Core.  It can be purchased in 8'x4' sheets from most picture framing stores and make a pretty decent screen for well under $20.  Optoma has also been offering coupons for a free Graywolf 92\\" screen.  Search around on the web to see if they still offer it.