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Hey anyone know of a good place to buy alarm hardware, whether online or anyplace in the NYC metro area? I'm looking to purchase Napco hardware.

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Its always something like this that puts things in the proper perspective.....luckily his family will be able to come home. BSR--I am happy this seems to have a happy ending.

Yes, they came pretty quickly to Yeah, the movies are a good tool. If memory serves they were less than 15 min each.

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I think the biggest roadblock I come across is the customer thinking that this is some sort of 'geek thing'. Everyone that comes to our house loves the lighting as well as the 'automation tricks' but everyone thinks it's just that, neat tricks. When I try to explain to them what the benefits can...

thats horrible...all my hopes and dreams for thier full recovery...

Just an FYI but the Infocus 4805 has been getting great reviews and has a lot of bells and whistles for it's price range. Cosco has started to carry them in stock for about $1300.

heres a good place to start http://www.projectorcentral.com

The Infocus 4805 seems to be the 'one' in the price range. You can now buy it at Cosco for $1300. I've read many reviews and posts on various sites and they all rave about this projector. From what I read a projected image of 90 inches or less is indistinguishable from a plasma screen in a side...

You can buy multiple cards you just need to buy them one at a time with a different credit card.

Please note: I came across this How-To on a site I regularly visit. I did not write this How-To nor can I take credit for any of its content. It took me a long time, but I finally built a full-featured Home Theater PC (HTPC). An HTPC is a computer that manages your entertainment center...