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I would go ahead and get a projector with an HDMI input (I think most of the good ones have this anyhow) for a variety of reasons, the most important being the ones I cannot think of.

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HDMI offers the High Definition output for video and audio, so in a demand industry its rather preferable. That being said, a projector with HDMI input would definitely be a plus, but if you find a budget projector that doesn't have it just be sure to have that hdmi to vga converter and it all should be fine. I would double check the manual or website of the product before you buy it to see if there are any specific incompatibility issues.

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-Stefan

"It’s not the fall that kills you; it’s the sudden stop at the end." -Douglas Adams

Current Scopes: "Gator" William Optics 66SD---Black Swan William Optics Megrez 80 II ED Triplet---Zhumell 10" Dob
-Sirius Mount---Canon Rebel XT-
Past Scopes: ETX 90---Vixen ED80Sf

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Stefan,
Thanks for putting that definition up there..

As a footnote, I almost always say "... the most important (reasons), being the ones I cannot think of." because no matter what reasons I may know to justify doing something, the most important ones are those that are unexpected (that we can't think of).

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Very correct, you make a good point! And no one's all-knowing (well no human) so there's bound to be a reason that one can't come up with.

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-Stefan

"It’s not the fall that kills you; it’s the sudden stop at the end." -Douglas Adams

Current Scopes: "Gator" William Optics 66SD---Black Swan William Optics Megrez 80 II ED Triplet---Zhumell 10" Dob
-Sirius Mount---Canon Rebel XT-
Past Scopes: ETX 90---Vixen ED80Sf

Fort Myers, FL

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