I have found that Phillips generally gives the best <video> image but not
necessarily the best data image.  For your budget, I have found the small
Sony data projector quite impressive both for video and data for the price
-- which should be in your range.  I think the model number is DAP-2 but
not sure.

Hope this helps,
Satre Stuelke

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