A new projector company appeared at CEDIA this year. Wolf Cinema is dedicated to the custom-installation market with a variety of models based on 3-chip DLP technology. Using xenon lamps, these projectors ain't cheap, starting at $60,000 and going up to $117,000 (custom faceplate $2000 extra). For all that money, you get a complete system, including anamorphic lens, thermal-management system, 14-bit processor, and your choice of primary lens.

Also available is a digital-cinema-grade projector ($180,000) and—believe it or not—a 35mm film projector ($55,000). A complete reference system includes the digital-cinema and two film projectors (so your projectionist can manage multiple film reels without interrupting the show) as well as a Dolby Digital Cinema processor for a mere $300,000. Where's my checkbook?