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1. sky's answer would be their multiroom service, an extra £10 a month (possible installation fee) and you'll get a seperate box for another room, with 2 co ax runs to your dish. (depending on the age of your dish, it might need upgrading to a quad lnb, but sky would do that as part of their...

also, regarding content... virgin and sky have 3D channels, mostly sports, do you have either of those? blu rays, mostly the big films in cinemas that are 3D, but they'll be £15+ to buy on BR. games console games are now coming out in 3D - play any consoles? also worth considering...

agree with ollie, if you can wait 12 months, you'll start to see mass market TVs which don't need glasses, which will make a big difference-and also destroy the resale value of the glasses TVs available today. buy cheap and cheerful 2D now, and watch the announcements from the big...

is that a panny pj, dave? any good?

not sure if the original poster is still looking, but there are wall mounting solutions for projectors that could be used on the beam, such as this one - http://www.vogels.com/web/Consumer/Products/Products/EPW6565-PROJ-WALL-SOLUTIONC.htm

most streamers use the same chipset from the company that own popcorn hour. most differentiation between the boxes come from: range of formats supported price regularity of new software releases / future support user interface openness for 3rd party interfaces, etc to be honest...

to the OP, agree with others that no problem using them as long as you have a clean, good connection. re: bi-wiring, you may well find that this is much more effort than it is worth, bi-amping can be noticeable, but bi-wiring will be hard (impossible?) to tell any difference. I did it...