Regarding those JBL CRF2s: Let's assume they're able to create a mostly consistent distribution across the room... Still, from what I know, they only handle HF, so for the rest of your sound stage you still need to put speakers below and/or above your screen... You'll also need to put a delay on the HF part, in order to assure it arrives (mostly) in sync with the rest of the sound. There is also still an awful lot of directional information in the medium to medium-high frequencies. Also, you're now essentially smearing your speakers across the full height of the screen, which would be the ultimate anti-coaxial speaker design...
The marketing department here, let's take care of your little list:
Originally posted by Geoff Jones
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- Some neglectful employee has forgotten to remove the 3-D filter from the projector
Laser is so bright, you'll never notice if anything is in front EVER AGAIN, it will shine right thru. - a screen that’s creased and sagging
With laser, you're not looking at the screen, you're just looking at the beautiful, magnificent picture. - the picture is trapezoidal instead of rectangular
Laser is so bright and shiny, you won't notice any deformations in the picture. - torn masking curtain
With laser, you don't need masking! - an out-of-calibration projector creating oddly colored highlights
With laser, it's YOU that needs to be calibrated. - a presentation that bleeds a few inches off the top of the screen
Laser is so bright, it bleeds your eyes instead of the screen. - a screening that was so dark I had to read the movie’s plot summary on Wikipedia just to find out how it ended
With laser, we'll burn the movie right into your retina, no need to look it up on Wikipedia. - the picture hung off the right side of the screen by a foot
With laser, the picture doesn't need a screen anymore, just paint your wall white already, heck, just point it at whatever is in front of the room! - little flecks of popcorn covering the screen
Laser will burn the popcorn right off the screen. - dead bugs on the port glass that create shadows big enough to make an entire image darker
Laser will zap those bugs before they even hit the port glass.
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