I just got my HC1600 projector, so I cant tell about it durability or something like that, but I can say about its image quality.
I was thinking between this Mitsubishi and the Epson Powerlite, also 720p, but $400 above.
So I decided for this one and used the 400 on the Onkyo S5100 Home Theater
I'm very very veeeery happy (one more very..) with my decision.
I'm preatty sure that Epson's Powerlite is a great projector, probably better than this one (it must have a why for the price), but obviously you will buy only one projector and put it on you room, you will not have the other one to compare, and if the one you bought is good enought you will not be sorry for buying that one.
That's what happended with me. I wanted a nice 720p projector and I got a nice 720p projector for a nice price.
I made a screen for it (that's right, a Do It Youself screen) and turned on "my new toy". I may say it is much better than I expected.
As for any projector it is desrible a dark room, so with the light off for me its same image you get with a TV, but with the huge diference that you get a huge screen.
My screen is 67' width, so it's bigger than most large TVs, but you can get a much larger screen if you have enought room.
The high definition image is great, and for me its esential for a projector.
Summarizing, I thing Mitsubishi HC1600 projector is the best choice for a 720p projector. There are other opptions where you gonna expend more money, but if you really have money go for a 1080p projector, that's worth. If you are a Cinema lover and have limited resources, I suggest this projector and if there is any money left use it on you home theater sound, like I did with Onkyo S5100 (which also deserve a big review).
That's it.. good luck
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