Best Projection TVs

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I bought an open box Sony rear projection LCD TV from Best Buy 2 wks ago and bought the 4 yr PSP. I normally wouldn’t but since this was an open box and RP-LCDs need lamp replacements, I figured the PSP at $200, based on my purchase price of $765, was a good deal since the bulb itself costs $200 (yes, the PSP does cover 1 bulb replacement).

I’ve subsequently found that you can purchase the Sony 5 yr extended warranty direct from Sony for $100 (no stated limit on bulbs).

So my dilema is that the Sony one is obviously the better deal in that it is for a longer period and is cheaper. However, the plan details state that they cover for the price paid, not the value of the TV ($1799). When I purchased the PSP from BB, the rep clearly said that their plan covers me for the value. At first, I thought that was great, but the more I think about it, I find it to be unlikely. If that is the case, then it makes sense to return the BB PSP and purchase the Sony extended warranty, right?

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My old TV in the living room finally died out (it was rear projection so the lamp burned out). I now want to get a projector set-up in the room. I’ve got a room thats 10 ft wide by 7.5 ft high so a 16:9 Screen would have a diagonal size of 138″. So I want to get a nice projector, that is bright enough to be viewed in moderate light. I mainly watch TV in that room at night (movies) but I occasionally watch it during the day (mainly during football season). I also want to know what the best type of screen material and type is. Regarding sound system I want a nice looking system which isn’t very noticeable. I’ve done some research and I like the BenQ SP890 projector but its quite a lot of money, I don’t want to spend more that 2,000 but I’m willing to spend 3,000 on the projector, the projector should have atleast one HDMI port (because I can just get a switcher, and one component port) (I have a PS3, a Wii and a cable box to hook up). Regarding screen I don’t want pay more than 1,000. In terms of sound system I’m willing to pay up to 3,000 but I’d like to spend less, more around 2,000 or less. A sound system that is capable of multi-room wireless would be nice because I am thinking of doing that. In addition, what is the best receiver to get for my system? Thanks for all your help! Really, Thanks! I’ve been stuck on this project and indecisive for really long.
When it comes to quality of LCD TVs vs. Projectors in ambient light I am not picky, I know there is a BIG difference but I’m more in it for size than quality. Worst Case Scenario for me: I get a projector, don’t like the quality, then send it back (I’ve checked the warranty, 4 lamp hours or less) and get a cheaper projector only for the dark and then get a nice TV, like the Mitsubishi 73″ or maybe the 82″ DLP TVs.

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I’m looking for a 46″ or 50″ big screen TV. My budget is around $900 – $1100. I’m not to concerned with the type of TV, wether it’s LCD, Plasma or Projection. Although, this new TVs main purpose is for gaming, so it must have HDMI and at least 720p. I’m also worried about latency as I’ve read that some newer televisions can be a little slow to display the image due to the image processing that takes place. Does anyone have any good recomendations as to a tv brand or type that fills all these criteria and is within my budget? I’m not opposed to purchasing online although I still want to stay within my budget after tax and shipping fees.

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my husband and i have a 42″ projection screen tv with an entertainment center. we need it shipped from beverly,ma to waverly,oh. packaged it would be about 50″ long,30″wide and 48″tall. it also weighs about 60 lbs.(im guessing) we also are planning on getting insurance for it. we value the tv at about $2000 but it may be less

what would be the best and cheapest way to ship it?
we do not want to get rid of the tv.our plan is to ship the tv here and get rid of the tv we have now since we pay on it through rent to own which would also lower our payments on everything else we’re paying on

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Which is best for the money? I’ve narrowed it down to the KDL-52XBR4, KDL-52W3000, and KDS-60A3000. The KDL-52XBR4 and KDL-52W3000 seem almost identical. Are the minor differences worth the extra $500? Also, the KDS-60A3000 is the biggest and cheapest out of these. But is it really true that for rear projection tv’s the bulb needs to be replaced every couple of years?

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We’ve had a Magnavox 46″ Projection for about 15 years. I bought a PS3 last winter. We are looking into HDTV’s. Let me tell you now that gaming and general tv viewing will be the main uses of the HDTV. I wont be using it for PC Hookup. It will be placed in our living room, which receives average light on sunny days though we have curtains to darken the room. I would prefer an HDTV that has very fast response time, 1080p, and high contrast ratio. Also, if we get an HDTV, we will be getting HD from Directv as well. My question is what HDTV type is best for GAMING AND GENERAL VIEWING, MY TOP PREFERENCES. LCD or Plasma? I’m not concerned with burn-in so dont reply with lcd because of burn in. Most of the Tv’s now come in with burn-in protected abilities. I wont leave my screen on for a long period of time. So, again, Which HDTV type is best for gaming and general viewing, plasma or LCD?

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We will be buying a big screen tv (probably around 52″) soon and don’t know what is the best. We have heard that the plasma tvs don’t last as long and the ones we have looked at are higher in price. We are looking for something that is not huge in size like some of the rear projection models but want a big screen with good picture without an outrageous price. Any tips?

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I have a PS3 and an older CRT HDTV (JVC 34″ 1500i set) and its time to get an upgrade. I want the best set for HD gaming. I need 1080p and I don’t want a plasma. I prefer the LCD or rear-projection with LED lamp. I am thinking the Samsung tv’s with 160fps would be best. Also, don’t just tell me you think your TV looks best, give me some technical back-up to convince me which brand and model is the ULTIMATE HD set for my PS3.
It may not be 160fps it may be 120fps, but I know its over 100 for those Samsung tv’s
Also, the bigger the screen the better, and price is not a big concern.
As I said in my main details, I don’t want plasma, and thats because of the burn-in problem. I appreciate the explanation. I used to be a TV repair man about 4 years ago, but I havent been up-to-date on the newer technologies. So, yeah, plasma sucks big fat donkey ballz, but what about the RGB LED backlit DLP’s? I am not a huge fan of the DLP chip (1 million+ tiny moving mirrors sounds like problems waiting to happen to me) and I used to want the JVC HD-ILA set because it had the 3 LCD light engine, but I dont think that is top of the line any more… Give me some real technical input here folks!!

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65 inch mits 1080p TV. No original box …movers trashed it. I want to protect the screen and outer of scratches. I am moving from texas to tennessee. Remove lamp?

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trying to help out my dad…

Thx

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..For a rear-projection 51 inch television, also have a DVD player and satellite DVR hooked up

I would also like to know the name of the adapter that allows you to connect PC speakers to the television. I use to have my Klipsch 5.1′s hooked up to my TV but lost the adapter.

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I want to upgrade my 27″ Magnavox tube t.v. to a LCD t.v.. I want to upgrade because i play a lot of games, currently Xbox 360, nes and soon the wii and PS3. So i want to have a TV that i can play my games in the highest resolution that the systems support. I am looking for a LCD because i don’t have money for a plasma, and i don’t like rear projections. So only LCD’s. I was looking at the samsung 26″ LCD TV which i think is the xbox 360′s signature TV. So can you please tell me the best TV i can get in my price limit that plays all of the resolutions my games can play. Thank you!

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I have a 52″ Rear Projection RCA HDTV. I bought it a few months back. I don’t know much about HD, it seems really confusing to me (I’m not really smart with TV’s and whatnot). I want to get the best I can get out of this TV input wise. For example, I own a PS3 and Xbox 360. What is the best kind of cables to use to hook those systems up to the TV I have. By the way. Here’s a link to the TV.

http://tv.rca.com/en-US/ModelDetail.html?MN=R52WH74&nav=ByTechnology&PC=Projection

Anywho. I need to know the best things to use to get the best picture I can obtain with those systems and that TV. Tell me anything and everything. Regaurdless of price, I want to learn something here. Thanks.
Does that TV have HDMI input? I don’t see it

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I have about $3000 I’m willing to spend, no more. And I seen just about every tv and heard about every sales pitch I can take. Some told me that HDTV’s only come in two types, plasma’s or lcd’s. I heard not to buy a plasma, get an lcd, but at least 1080p. Then I saw an DLP with 1080p and another guy said that was better. Then I saw a Samsung 61 inch, 1080p lcd tv but it was a projection tv. What is and projection tv? Then a guy told me to stay away from projection tv’s…. Someone else was explaining what to look for if I wanted to hook my tv up to my computer !! Can someone please help me? I’m more confused now than before I went to the store. I don’t know what I want? I guess I want the best HDTV i can get for about 3000 dollars. I don’t care if it’s 720 or 1080p, lcd or dlp or scdtv i saw too. Plasma or projection. Can someone help me figure out this madness? Or at least recommend some good name brands or key words to look for? For an HDTV, at least 50 inches or better. THANKS……

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I am beginning to look at my family’s 65″(something like that) Rear projection tv is beginning to die. What is my best option. I can get it fixed for i think i was told about $400 a projector and it would need 3 so $1200 or just going and out and buying the new stuff? This is probably a 10 y/o TV I’m talking about. If i go out and get a new one what is the best one. Picture, Life Span, No deterioration of the picture from a different angle. What is the best TV out there for me to get. I would probably have to buy an entertainment system too…because the TV now is the entertainment system/shelves. What is my best option?

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