I can't remember who came out with it last year, but it was a 1080p projector that was supposed to allow for full usage of all pixels even when doing wider images than 1:1.78 (HDTV) kind of like using an anamorphic lens, but it was built in...

I thought that it was the Panasonic AE3000, but I am not sure. I saw a couple of weeks ago that the AE4000 is coming out, and I am trying to see if it 1) has the same feature for wider displays, 2) if that feature was even worth while in the end or just a bunch of hype.

I have no idea but thought I would give this a bump in hopes of someone else noticing.

The Panny has the built in pseudo zoom feature that automatically adjusts for 1.78 to 2.35, etc...

Yep, the Panny AE3000. I have it, but never used the anomorph feature. Check with Grunt, I know he wanted that feature and just ordered the AE4000 - just to outdo my by 1000!

I can't believe you haven't used the feature, do you now have a 2.35 screen?

From Projector Central 3000 vs 4000