I want a big one... like 61" to 65". But I can only get those in projection it seems. If I go LCD, the biggest one I can find is 52" for almost $5,000...not happening. So is LCD really that much greater? Or is 1080p gonna look just as good on that 65" DLP projection screen for $2,000 less?
DLP gives a better picture than LCD. LCD is popular becuase of its slim size and is not prone to burn in like plasam. DLP gives better blacks, has no screen door effect, has Zero chance of burn in and is cheaper. And the new DLP sets aren't as big as they use to be. My samsung 50" DLP set is only 15" deep and weights about 65lbs.
DLP gives a better picture than LCD. LCD is popular becuase of its slim size and is not prone to burn in like plasam. DLP gives better blacks, has no screen door effect, has Zero chance of burn in and is cheaper. And the new DLP sets aren't as big as they use to be. My samsung 50" DLP set is only 15" deep and weights about 65lbs. creekfan_basic
dude your actually WRONG DLP can have screen door effect yes they do deliver better blacks though they lack having as god colors as lcd
I want a big one... like 61" to 65". But I can only get those in projection it seems. If I go LCD, the biggest one I can find is 52" for almost $5,000...not happening. So is LCD really that much greater? Or is 1080p gonna look just as good on that 65" DLP projection screen for $2,000 less?MNchamps
just wait till the end of the year for the new OLED tvs and laser tvs you can get a 54 in 1080p laser tv with amazingly high contrast ratio's for under a grand
There is a Sony Grand Wega Rear Projection (I think) with full 1080p that costs only around $2000. Search for the TV, and you'll find out. Minimum is 50 inches, i remember
though with those rear projections i hear the bulbs only last 2 years at which the price for a new buld is around $300-400... ive been contemplating on the 40" Samsung 40" S4095D LCD 1080p or a 1080p rear projection... what would be the best considering price and picture quality
[QUOTE="MNchamps"]I want a big one... like 61" to 65". But I can only get those in projection it seems. If I go LCD, the biggest one I can find is 52" for almost $5,000...not happening. So is LCD really that much greater? Or is 1080p gonna look just as good on that 65" DLP projection screen for $2,000 less?Zetabyte91
just wait till the end of the year for the new OLED tvs and laser tvs you can get a 54 in 1080p laser tv with amazingly high contrast ratio's for under a grand you got a link for this price point?
[QUOTE="MNchamps"]I want a big one... like 61" to 65". But I can only get those in projection it seems. If I go LCD, the biggest one I can find is 52" for almost $5,000...not happening. So is LCD really that much greater? Or is 1080p gonna look just as good on that 65" DLP projection screen for $2,000 less?Zetabyte91
just wait till the end of the year for the new OLED tvs and laser tvs you can get a 54 in 1080p laser tv with amazingly high contrast ratio's for under a grand
4 real, will i be satisfied playing a ps3 on one of thoose 2 tv's listed? do they last long
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