Best HDTV for under $2k?
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp...29&type=product&tab=2&id=1115366829183 $1599 with built in hd tuner. Th picture quality is really awesome.
Keep your old 4:3 tv if your watching mostly SD and Digital television.
Trust me!
Im soo happy to have an old 32 wega back
Trust me!
Im soo happy to have an old 32 wega back
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Originally posted by: ifesfor
Keep your old 4:3 tv if your watching mostly SD and Digital television.
Trust me!
Im soo happy to have an old 32 wega back
Wern't you the one who returned a DLP set when you found out you would need to change the bulb every few years (depending on usage)?
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Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: ifesfor
Keep your old 4:3 tv if your watching mostly SD and Digital television.
Trust me!
Im soo happy to have an old 32 wega back
Wern't you the one who returned a DLP set when you found out you would need to change the bulb every few years (depending on usage)?
lol yeah 4:3 is teh rox0rs
I will never buy another regular aspect ratio again.
Sony 34inch XBR960 with super fine pitch.
Yeah, it's one of those old dinosaurs- a CRT tube *eeek* and they weigh a ton but their picture quality is unrivalled, esp. after ISF calibration.
Sony is getting out of the CRT tube business so get one while you can.
Yeah, it's one of those old dinosaurs- a CRT tube *eeek* and they weigh a ton but their picture quality is unrivalled, esp. after ISF calibration.
Sony is getting out of the CRT tube business so get one while you can.
It prolly only comes with an included one-year manufacturers, but you could always purchase an extended.
Still, if it ONLY lasted ten years, it would still be a bargain if you watched HDTV exclusively. By then, we'll be watching 3840X2160 programming anyways
.I use to have a Hitachi 51SWX20B. I believe this is probably the bigger brother replacement. Has a built in HD tuner, 1080P (not 1080i or 720p), and good reviews... and you can pick it up at your local Circuit City.
Link.
As for the Onecall link - yes they're a great dealer and you can't go wrong with a Toshiba.
Damn I wish I didn't have to sell my Hitachi.
Link.
As for the Onecall link - yes they're a great dealer and you can't go wrong with a Toshiba.
Damn I wish I didn't have to sell my Hitachi.
Originally posted by: Mutilator
I use to have a Hitachi 51SWX20B. I believe this is probably the bigger brother replacement. Has a built in HD tuner, 1080P (not 1080i or 720p), and good reviews... and you can pick it up at your local Circuit City.
Link.
As for the Onecall link - yes they're a great dealer and you can't go wrong with a Toshiba.
Damn I wish I didn't have to sell my Hitachi.
Hey its the Hitachi i sold BECAUSE OF A FREAKIN BURN-IN!!! :|
I heard that rear projection is considered old technology. What should I be looking for? I also want picture in picture - 2 tuners ? Do any models have this?
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yes it is considered old technology. However there are dlp and lcd projection tvs that are new technology. For $2000 you can get a lot more tv for your money with a dlp. However there are also lcd tvs and plasmas, but they are more expensive. And the the tv i linked to had PIP
Thanks Suse for your response. Is PiP the same thing as having dual tuners? I read the bestbuy description and it mentioned something about using the tuner from the VCR... thanks again for your help
I got an InFocus 4805 projector and I'm *absolutely* in love with it.
For ~$800 it's the best deal known to man.
For ~$800 it's the best deal known to man.
If you are looking for quality, forget Sony. They are low quality and their customer support is a joke.
I have it down to these two. They both are roughly the same price ($1599)
1.) Sony WEGA 42" Widescreen Digital-Cable-Ready Rear-Projection LCD HDTV - Black
Model: KDFE42A10
2.) Samsung 42" Widescreen Digital-Cable-Ready DLP Rear-Projection HDTV with HDMI Input - Silver
Is the LCD considered better? Any advice on which one to choose?
1.) Sony WEGA 42" Widescreen Digital-Cable-Ready Rear-Projection LCD HDTV - Black
Model: KDFE42A10
2.) Samsung 42" Widescreen Digital-Cable-Ready DLP Rear-Projection HDTV with HDMI Input - Silver
Is the LCD considered better? Any advice on which one to choose?
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