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Sony VPL-HW10 vs. Panasonic PT-AE3000
Overall, the Panasonic is an excellent 1080p projector, especially considering it's $2500 price point. The Sony most likely will cost you at least a few hundred dollars more.
Both are about equally sharp in terms of image (perhaps a "not enough to matter" advantage to the Sony). Both are quiet. Both are medium sized projectors although the Sony is the larger of the two. Certainly, the Sony is the better looking box.
Black level performance favors the Sony, as seen in the comparison images in the image section. Still, both projectors are pretty comparable. The Sony can, on the right type of scenes - those that are all prety dark, produce blacker blacks. Shadow detail is comparable, with, perhaps a slight advantage to the Panasonic.
The Sony projector though, does look more dynamic on those dark scenes, which I feel does add something to the viewing experience.
When it comes to key features, the differences favor the Panasonic, as the Sony lacks these:
96/120fps support with creative frame interpolation for smooth fast moving scenes and pans.
Support for a 2.35:1 Cinemascope shaped screen, without needing an anamorphic lens (the Sony has no support for an anamorphic lens. Tthe Panasonic can either use an anamorphic lens, or emulate one!
In addition, the PT-AE3000 offers more placement flexibility, in terms of the range of its zoom lens, and in the amount of lens shift
Both projectors support standard 24fps and Deep Color.
From a practical standpoint, the Panasonic is an easier choice. It's better out of the box, adjusts more easily, and has more cool, and practical features. The Sony is more work, for sure, but can best the Panasonic in subtle ways. The Sony may be brighter in movie mode, but the Panasonic can muster up a brighter image when you need it...."
http://www.projectorreviews.com/sony/vpl-hw10/competitors.php