I’m looking to buy a DLP tv. I’ve narrowed it down to two models from My local electronics store. First is a 60 inch mitsubishi, second is a 50 inch Samsung. The 60 inch is a rear projection, while the 50 inch is a front projection. Other than size and price, That’s the big difference. And I’m not sure what way to go. Naturally, I’m thinking the 60 inch only because of the size, but the 50 inch would fit in the room better, since it has to go up a staircase with a sharp turn. Then, of course the 50 inch is about $300.00 cheaper. So is there a better version of the DLP style TV? Front, or Rear Projection?
P.S. I do specifically want a DLP TV, Not an LCD or Plasma. (personal preference)
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Has anyone tried connecting their cable box to their receiver and upconverting the video to 1080p? I want to know how standard definition looks when upconverted? How does the HD channels look? I have a couple of 1080p HDTV’s and am curious as to how this would look. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Please answer only if you have done this before.
Just as a reference the TV’s I have are:
Sony KDL-52XBR6 (LCD)
Panasonic TH-50PZ80U (Plasma)
Samsung HL-50A650 (Rear Projection)
I really want to know if it is worth doing. I was considering a Yamaha receiver with 3 or 4 HDMI Inputs that upscale to 1080p.
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went and finally talked my wife into buying a new hd tv. i got it to 2 sets the sony 55″ lcd projection wega, or the 57 ” mitsu dlp projection. after the deliberation i went with mitsubishi because of the over all sharper picture and the little bigger screen. now im not disappointed at all in my tv, ive had it two weeks and i think it puts out beautiful picture , but my question to u guys is is the tv i bought a better tv than the sony i mentioned before? im not very familiar with the dlp vs. sxrd technology and really dont know which one is better and more durable. ive also heard that the mitsu is not really a full” 1080p! resolution. please help me guys and let me know if i made a bad decision or not i still have time to fix it if the sony is a better tv in the long haul???? the model no. for the sony tv is KDS55A2000 and the model for the tv i bought is WD-57731 if anyone needs that info the model no. for the mitsu is in the title thanks guys
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I have a 60 inches projection, which the picture quality has been going worst . brightness doesn’t help much, contrast make the picture looks darker and the light lamp is getting lighter and lighter, is there anyway I can fix this problem or is it just time to buy me a new tv.?
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We have a 56″ projection screen TV. It’s only 3 years old but we are getting a lot of wavy lines in the picture. Is this the projector’s giving out? If so is this something that is expensive to fix or would we be better off buying a new TV?
Thanks in advance!
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I am pretty sure I’m going to get an LCD for the smaller set, because I haven’t seen a plasma in the 20–27″ range (too small I quess?).
As for the 42″+ set I’m looking for a plasma or LCD. Leaning toward LCD because it seems to have less glare, and richer color spectrum (though many may dissagree.)
First of all I’m not interested in projection, DLP, or tube sets.
Anyway, here’s my questions for those knowledgable about new TV’s. Thank you very much in advance:
1. Plasma or LCD?
2. HDTV w/ 1080, a necessary? For now or the near future?
3. Is 1080 i or 1080p better? (I read that the “i & p” represent it’s the way pixels are laid out on the screen. proggresive or interlaced.) I saw JPEGS of how each one works. It said that “proggresive was smoother , but never really mention if was was better, or newer, or considerd superior?
4) I was also wonderig about people’s fav brands or if they own one, how they like it, etc – tnx
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its old but free and wouldnt mind some advise on how to get a good clear picture atleast for a while till i upgrade
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Hello,
I’m very happy with my KDF-60WF655 which I bought newly refurbished from a Sony repair shop for $400 (all new Sony guts!). I typically frown on rear-projection, yet I’m able to see the picture great from almost any angle in my living room and the picture size is huge!
My only disappointment came when I learned that I cannot get 1080p on this set. Is this correct? I was really looking forward to getting a Blu-Ray player. Am I wasting my time with Blu-Ray if my TV can’t do 1080p?
Thank you.
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The picture is definitely too green and adjusting settings won’t fix. It seems like its less green when you see from an angle, but then of course u can’t see the picture too well. How can I fix this on the cheap.
PS the lights are all on, green is in the middle, things are a bit dusty inside but otherwise seem fine, tho i do notice a few screws laying inside the TV?
no i bought it for 100 tho, thought i was getting a deal. Thing is I checked it out before I took it and it seemed fine. Wasnt til I got it home that it looked too green. Think we could have rattled something loose, otherwise I wasnt standing at the right angle when checking it out.
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Okay, I would really love some input from the experts on this one. I have the Sony KDS-R50XBR1 Rear Projection, I believe it was the very first SXRD that Sony made. To my knowledge, the models that followed were not XBR though, which I figured gave my model a little extra edge picture quality wise. Now that its been a few years I was considereing upgrading to the new KDS-55A3000 Model. I’m sure its not going to be a huge difference but I would still like to know what someone with experience with both models thinks. My TV has been ISF calibrated and has a great picture, I was just wondering how much I would gain by going for the newer model. I also remember that my tv was sold as a 1080p set but it actually cannot receive a 1080p signal, however it can display a 1080p signal. I was a little confused by that. But I realize i’d be getting the full 1080p with the newer set, but it may not really be worth if the picture quality isnt much different. Just kinda wanted some feedback.
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This was suggested as a repair for the TVs color problems. Looks like 3d without the glasses on.
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I am really interested in purchasing a blu ray player, and i have done a great deal of research, and I know that they are far superior to DVDs. Everything i have read, however, is in relation to a 1080p.
I have a 1080i tv. It is a very nice television, however. It is a 50″ Sony flat screen projection. I bought it about two years ago. The HD on it is INCREDIBLE in my opinion. I am not a huge TV person, but the HD on my tv is very very sharp. It is however 1080i…
will this make blu ray not worth it. I am obviously not willing to buy another tv, so i am wondering if 1080i will look good on a very nice 1080i television..
thanks
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