Carlson

You really need to get the HDs, the EDs, resolution 852 X480, not enough for DVD, for cable TV maybe. Obviously the EDs cannot compare with the LCDs.


HD>LCD>ED

oatnet

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Carlson
You really need to get the HDs, the EDs, resolution 852 X480, not enough for DVD, for cable TV maybe. Obviously the EDs cannot compare with the LCDs.

oatnet

Damn, did the quote instead of edit AGAIN.

oatnet

[QUOTE]Originally posted by spider
I got the Panasonic ED commercial version 42" plasma which is $1,000 cheaper than the consumer version.

oatnet

[QUOTE]Originally posted by cnynrpr
Best TV: comes in at 82" of viewing pleasure and weighs in at a quarter of a ton, or the less dramatic weight of 500lbs.

Grazhoppa

I will stay within the topic posted. If you are planning to get a big screen rear projection, the only 2 brand that you should look at are Pioneer and Mitsubishi. Stay away from the Sony. From my own experiences, I own a 4 yr. old Pioneer Elite and bought my parents a Sony XBR at nearly the same time. After 2-3 yrs, the Sony picture looks like crap. In fact, it was never clear or sharp to begin with. But the Pioneer still looks awesome after 4 yrs. Go figure!

I mentioned Mitsubishi because almost everyone I know like their TVs.

payneinthe

I've got a 73" Mitsubishi 1080p DiamondVision. It is way overkill for my eyes. Too bad nothing outputs 1080p :-(

payneinthe

Anyone know a good TV tuner in the area? Mine still hasn't been tuned even once.

Rambler

OK...

What about LDC Projection v.s DLP ?

Or to be more exact Sony LCD 60in v.s Samsung 61 DLP...which one would you buy?

RedHead

Check out this link if you want to know more about DLP:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1433533,00.asp