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I just picked one of these up for a hair under $2K and installed it Tuesday evening.
The biggest issue is getting the the thing mounted in the right spot, as noted in this review. If you have high ceilings, this is really cool, since it sits so high. I will say that when I tested the auto keystone, it didn't work correctly, it still threw a very trapezoidal image. I'm a total maniac about things being aligned perfectly, so I wans't planning on using it anyway, but it was laughable.
I'm loving it for both movies and gaming, I dont' watch TV, so I can't comment on that. Wipeout HD on my PS3 is truly amazing and the blu rays I've watched looked as good (and smooth) as I had hoped.
One thing that I'm still scratching my head about is a bit of lens flare that occasionally shows up, but it's outside the boundries of the projected image. It's subtle and if I had a border around my screen ( I use 1.3 white screen applied directly to a white wall) I wouldn't notice it.
I bought this instead of the AE3000U because of the horror stories I kept reading about dust specs and it's VERY hard for me to get at my projector once it's in place. It helped that it was a few hundred bucks less too.