We have already touched on the implications of 3-D televisions, citing how trends tend to follow from the big screen to the smaller (though often times still pretty darn big) screen in living rooms across the country. The Mitsubishi Diamond 3-D 1080p home theater projector may lead an even more authentic 3-D theater experience in the not too distant future. Though no official price or release date has been set for the revolutionary new product, home theater enthusiasts are waiting patiently worldwide for a household product that could so closely emulate the latest Hollywood trend. Picture being able feel as if your entire wall was coming to life, not just a 47 inch screen set 10 feet in front of you, so goes the idea driving the development of 3-Dimemsional projectors. The new Mitsubishi projector will allow for images larger than 100 inches while maintaining a contrast of 120,000:1, no small feat.Equipped with an auto-iris functionality and a 120 Hz refresh rate necessary to make images jump off the screen, the Diamond’s 3-D capability allows for the “projector vs. big screen” debate to rage on into the next frontier. Some forecasters thought the advent of 3-D television would swing the tide of change definitively in the favor of big screen televisions as the superior image quality, now augmented by breaking the 2-Dimension barrier, would place the traditional model of TV watching head and shoulders above the sheer size-driven demand for projectors. Mitsubishi has effectively dismissed this notion with their latest development, aided by the helping hand of Sony’s SXRD (Silicon X-tal Reflective Display) technology which greatly improved projector image quality as compared to the now outdated 2K DLP computer chip, allowing for projector images to be displayed in 3-D and HD simultaneously.Of course, until bulb life and overall durability kinks can be ironed out (no one knows what kind of shelf life the Diamond 3-D projector may offer), there will always be those who stay true to the big screen TV.